Colorkeet

For iPad · Ages 3 and up

Coloring that always stays inside the lines

Crayons, glitter, spray paint and patterns that feel real, and coloring assist keeps every stroke neat. Calm, sparkly and made for little hands.

Coming soon to the App Store

See how it works
  • No ads
  • No accounts
  • No tracking
The Sunny Meadow home screen for ages 3–5: a smiling sun, green hills and four giant picture cards.
The Neon Night home screen for teens: intricate mandalas, botanicals, zen animals, portraits, cityscapes and cosmic art on deep indigo.
The Colorkeet home screen on an iPad held upright, in the sky-blue Candy Sky look: a Continue coloring row and six colorful collection cards: Animals, Fantasy, Ocean, Space, Sweets and Mandalas.

Free to download, full of color

Everything a child needs from the first tap, with no ads and nothing to sign up for.

  • 54 drawings free
  • 18 collections
  • 9 real tools
  • 3 looks by age
  • 0 ads, ever

Color never crosses a line

Coloring assist is the magic behind every neat picture.

The first shape you touch is the only one that fills

Color stays inside the shape your child touches first, until the finger or Apple Pencil lifts. Wobbly strokes, big swoops and tiny fingers all end in a neat picture, so every child feels proud of it.

  • Works with every tool: crayon, glitter, spray, brush and more
  • Teens can turn it off with one switch
  • No timers, no scores, no pressure
The unicorn coloring page from the Fantasy collection, colored pink, purple and blue with a rainbow, every color exactly inside its outline.

Always inside the lines

From a blank page to a finished picture

Everything within reach

Tools and colors sit along the top, and every button sits in one column on one side, so the drawing has room to breathe. Parents can move the buttons for a left-handed child.

The coloring canvas on an upright iPad: nine tools along the top, a row of colors below, round buttons in a column on the left, and a smiling whale partly colored blue.

Glitter, spray and patterns

Crayon, glitter, paint bucket, spray can, brush, pencil, marker, pattern roller and eraser. Glitter sparkles, spray paint builds up into soft gradients, and one tap with the pattern roller fills a shape with polka dots, hearts or stars.

The pattern roller selected over a unicorn colored with pink glitter and patterns: polka dots, hearts, stars and stripes ready to roll.

Need an idea?

The light-bulb button shows the same drawing already colored, with its colors ready to pick. Children can copy it or do their own thing. Parents can hide the button.

A floating Color Idea card showing the fox already colored, with its colors underneath, next to the fox the child is coloring orange.

Celebrate, save and color again

Every finished picture gets a little celebration and lands in My Art. Work is saved after every stroke, and undo is always one tap away.

The finished owl in a tilted frame with three gold stars and confetti, and buttons for Saved, Share, Color again and Back to gallery.

Something to color for everyone

216 drawings in 18 collections at launch, from puppies and dinosaurs to mandalas and city lights, and new ones keep coming.

One app, three looks

The age a parent picks changes the whole app: the look, the tools and the drawings in the gallery. Each age band has its own visual identity.

  • Ages 3–5

    Sunny Meadow

    Warm and playful, like a picture book. No text at all, four giant cards per page, very simple drawings and six chunky tools.

    The Sunny Meadow canvas: six chunky tools in pastel tiles, ten big color drops and a simple puppy being colored brown.

  • Ages 6–12

    Candy Sky

    Bright and bubbly, with candy colors on a sky-blue background. Cute characters with more detail, nine tools, glitter and patterns.

    The Candy Sky canvas with the glitter tool selected and a row of glitter colors over a puppy and kitten drawing.

  • Ages 13+

    Neon Night

    A grown-up look for teens: neon on deep indigo, intricate mandalas, botanicals and cityscapes, gradients, sliders and a color wheel.

    The Neon Night canvas on deep indigo: slim neon tools, gradient swatches, an Assist switch and sliders, and the Idea card showing intricate roses fully colored.

Safe by design

Colorkeet is for children, so grown-up things stay with grown-ups.

  • No ads, ever

    No ads in the free version, no ads in Plus, and no ads on this website.

  • No accounts, no tracking

    No sign-in and no personal data. No third-party analytics or tracking code.

  • A gate for grown-ups

    Purchases, settings, sharing, printing and links out of the app ask a grown-up question first.

  • Artwork stays home

    Pictures stay on your iPad and in your family’s private iCloud. We can’t see them.

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Free to start, Plus when you want more

Colorkeet is free to download, with 54 drawings included and every tool, color and song.

Colorkeet Plus

  • Every drawing in every collection (216 at launch), plus new ones as they’re published
  • Several colored versions of each drawing
  • Printing of coloring pages and finished artwork

Free for 7 days, then $4.99 a month. Cancel any time in your App Store settings. Only a grown-up can subscribe.

How the subscription works
The parent-facing Colorkeet Plus screen: unlimited downloads of every collection, new drawings every month, multiple colored versions and no ads, with Free for 7 days, then $4.99 a month, and a Start free trial button.

Ready to color?

Download Colorkeet for iPad (iPadOS 18 or later) and start with 54 free drawings today.

Coming soon to the App Store

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