Kiddypaint

Turn any photo into a colour-by-number page

On Google Play · iPhone version coming soon

Kiddypaint turns a photo into a colour-by-number page a child can fill in. Point the camera at the dog, a favourite cuddly toy or a drawing they made, and Kiddypaint works out the shapes, picks a palette and numbers every region. Then they colour it in, tap by tap, and watch their own picture appear.

Who it’s for

Children who like colouring, and parents who would rather it be their child’s own world on the page than a stock cartoon. Younger children get big shapes and few colours; patient colourers can go for lots of small regions.

Features

Any photo becomes a page. Take one with the camera or pick one from the album.
Three levels of detail: easy, medium or hard.
Five processing styles. Auto picks one per photo, or choose Classic for rich detail, Painterly for bigger regions, Smooth for a middle ground, or Natural for cartoons with clean outlines.
Tap a number, tap a shape. Same number, same colour.
Keep the result. Save a finished page to the photo library.
Six languages: Dutch, English, French, Spanish, German and Italian.

On Google Play now, as a one-off purchase. On iPhone and iPad it will be called Kiddypaint; that version is ready and waiting to be published on the App Store.

Privacy

Kiddypaint has no network access at all. Photos are turned into pages on the device and never leave it: no uploads, no accounts, no ads, no analytics, no crash reports, no in-app purchases. The camera only opens when your child taps the camera button, and the app only sees the one photo you pick from the library. The details are in the privacy policy.

Made by

Made in Belgium by Marijn Vandevoorde, as Small Victories BV.