Coloring Games for Kids

The app needs Android 6.0 or newer, so most phones from the last several years will run it. Version 5.31.0 was updated on October 14, 2026.

The app is aimed at children ages 1 to 6, so a parent may want to pick the first pages together with a young child.

The app is free, but it has ads and in-app purchases. A parent may want to check the store's purchase settings on the device before handing it over.

The core content is over 1000 coloring pages and drawing games. Subjects include animals, princesses, unicorns, monsters, rainbows and vehicles. The app also offers color by number, color by alphabet, color by shapes, mandalas, glow coloring, dot art, pixel coloring and a scribble pad.

A section called Coloring Club teaches drawing in steps, which gives older children something beyond filling in outlines. Colors, patterns, glitters and other tools are provided for mixing combinations. Seasonal pages cover Christmas, Halloween and Easter.

Finished artwork can be saved to the device gallery and shared with friends and family. The developer says the app helps children learn colors, shapes and characters. That is a developer claim, not an independently studied result.

The developer also lists several awards, among them a Mom's Choice Gold Award and a Tillywig Brain Child Award. These are the developer's claims and have not been verified.

If a child wants something other than coloring, the alternatives point in different directions. Coloring Games is a close match in theme. Piano Kids suits music practice, and Baby Panda World-Learning Game or Baby Panda's Supermarket lean toward role play and learning.

Sonic Dash Run and Magic Tiles 3 are action and rhythm games, so they suit older children more than toddlers. Families who want no ads at all should check each alternative's store page, since this app shows ads and sells in-app purchases.

Coloring Games for Kids comes from IDZ Digital Private Limited, whose site is kidlo.com, and it carries an Everyone content rating. It is free but contains ads and in-app purchases, so keep purchase controls on if a young child will be tapping around. The Data safety section on the store listing is the best place to check what the app collects before you let kids use it.