Pixel Art Coloring

Pixel Art Coloring costs nothing to start. Ads appear during play and in-app purchases are on offer, so both are part of the experience.

The core idea is color by number on pixel pictures, with themes such as flowers, unicorns, capybaras and anime characters, from easy to very detailed. New pictures arrive regularly, and a pixel art camera feature is also mentioned in the description.

You pick a picture, choose a color, and tap numbered cells on the board. Subjects include flowers, a unicorn, a capybara and anime characters, ranging from easy to very detailed. Both 2D and 3D objects are included.

A pixel art camera lets you load your own photos, adjust the difficulty and turn them into numbered puzzles. Seasonal pictures cover holidays such as Christmas, Halloween and Thanksgiving. Finished work can be exported as a time-lapse video and shared with one tap.

The developer says there is no time limit and no competition, so pace is up to the player.

The game first appeared on November 8, 2021, and the current version is 3.721, updated October 28, 2026. That is nearly five years of ongoing support. The developer also promises new pictures and topics on a daily basis.

The game has an Everyone content rating.

Pixel Art Coloring carries an Everyone content rating, which fits a relaxed coloring puzzle. HDuo Fun Games publishes it and maintains a website at hduofungames.com. Ads and in-app purchases are both present, so keep an eye on spending if a child is playing. The data safety section on the store page lists what the app collects.