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Bears, bunnies and friends at school, on holiday, at a costume party, with a cupcake or a watermelon. Pick a theme, pick a page, and start.
Color, paint & play
Color King: Kids Coloring Book & Doodle
Every little artist gets a crown.
Pick a cute page, grab a pencil, marker, brush or spray can, and make it your own. Add rainbow strokes, patterns and stickers, or skip the outline and doodle on a blank page.
Free to play. Android.
Inside the game
What you can do
A whole box of tools
Pencil, marker, brush and spray paint, plus a pattern roller and rainbow colors that shift as you draw. Mix them on the same page.
Stickers on top
When the coloring is done, decorate it. Stickers go anywhere on the page, over the lines or beside them.
A blank page to doodle on
No outline and no rules. Draw a sun, a house, a rainbow, or something that has no name yet, with every tool from the coloring pages.
Take a closer look
See Color King in action
The long version
A coloring book where the crayon wears the crown.
Color King is a coloring and drawing game for toddlers, preschoolers and young kids. Pick a picture, pick a color, pick a tool, and go. The buttons are big, the menus are short, and there is very little between a child and the page.
What's in it
Lots of coloring pages, sorted into themes a child can recognize from the picture on the tile: Around the House, Back to School, Ball Games, Chores & Home, Cold Drinks & Smoothies, Costume Party, Cupcakes, Easter Bunnies & Chicks, Errands & Shopping, Fruit & Sweet Treats, Ghosts & Monsters, Travel & Vehicles and more. Most of them star the same cast of bears, bunnies and friends, doing ordinary things that are fun to color.
How you color
The tool tray along the bottom holds a pencil, a marker for bold strokes, a brush for smooth painting and a spray can for speckled effects. The pattern roller lays down textures instead of flat color, and rainbow mode changes color as the line goes. Everything can be mixed on the same page.
Along the top sit the eraser, undo and redo, and zoom. Zoom in to reach a small corner, zoom back out to see the whole thing. Nothing a child does is permanent unless they want it to be.
Doodle mode
Sometimes the best page is an empty one. Doodle mode opens on white, with the same tools and the same stickers. Suns with faces, houses with smoke, a family of five in a row: whatever turns up.
Picking up where you left off
Artwork saves by itself. Close the app halfway through a cupcake and it will be waiting, half-colored, the next time.
Choose a page, grab a tool, and make it royal.
Good to know
Questions about Color King
What age is Color King for?
Toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten-age kids, plus any older artist who likes a coloring book. The buttons are large and the controls are simple enough for small hands.
Is it free to play?
Yes. Color King is free to download and play.
Is it only a coloring book?
No. As well as the coloring pages there is a doodle mode that starts on a blank page, with the same tools and stickers.
Which devices does it run on?
Android phones and tablets, including Fire tablets. It is available through the Amazon Appstore.
