Coloring Apps
Alternatives to InColor
InColor blends guided coloring with open-ended art making. It turns photos into line art, generates black-and-white sketches from keywords, transforms doodles, and provides brushes, gradients, detail controls, and a blank canvas. Its curated gallery adds styles daily, while sharing, creator connections, and weekly challenges add a social layer. Android, iOS, and macOS coverage includes mobile and desktop use. The free plan has selected patterns and features with ads; premium access adds content and removes ads, with some subscriptions offering a three-day trial.
- 01 Coloring Book: Color by Number
It suits people looking for a number-guided coloring activity with themed pages, offline play, and sharing options.
From $4.17/mo Free plan Windows · macOS · iOS · Android9.2 Visit Specs - 02
Colorfy Colorfy suits people looking for a digital coloring activity with themed pictures, custom-drawing import, and mandala creation.
Free plan iOS · Android8.6 Visit Specs - 03 Coloring
It suits adults looking for app-based coloring with both tap-fill and freehand options.
Free plan iOS · Android8.6 Visit Specs - 04
Paint by Number It suits people of all ages looking for an offline coloring game with numbered pictures.
Free plan Windows · iOS · Android8.2 Visit Specs - 05 Fine Artist
It suits people who enjoy numbered pixel-art coloring and want to share finished work.
Free plan iOS · Android8.1 Visit Specs - 06 Paint by Number: Coloring Game
It suits players who want a large library of numbered coloring pictures and offline access.
From $5.83/mo Free trial Windows · macOS · iOS · Android7.9 Visit Specs - 07 Pixel Color
Pixel Color suits kids and adults looking for numbered pixel-art coloring, including people who want to work offline or import their own images.
From $3.99/mo Free plan iOS · Android7.9 Visit Specs - 08 Chroma
Chroma suits people who want a digital coloring book with freeform tools, image import, and options for coloring together.
From $2.92/mo Web · iOS · Android7.8 Visit Specs - 09
Color Tap Color Tap suits children who want a guided way to color pixel art, including children with autism spectrum disorder.
Free plan macOS · iOS7.8 Visit Specs - 10
Lake It suits iPhone and iPad users who want artist-created coloring books, offline access and freeform tools.
From $3.33/mo Free trial iOS7.8 Visit Specs - 11 Happy Color
Happy Color suits people who want a large, free digital coloring library on phones or tablets.
From $4.17/mo Web · iOS · Android7.7 Visit Specs - 12 Adult Coloring Book From $1.92/mo iOS7.6 Visit Specs
- 13 Numicolor
Numicolor suits adults and children looking for a free color-by-number game on a phone, tablet, or computer.
Free plan Web · iOS · Android7.6 Visit Specs - 14 PixelZen
PixelZen suits iOS users who want numbered pixel-art coloring, themed collections, daily challenges, or canvases made from prompts and photos.
From $9.99/mo Free plan iOS7.5 Visit Specs - 15 Pixel Paint
Pixel Paint suits people who want to color numbered pixel-art puzzles on mobile, including from their own photos.
Free plan Web · iOS · Android7.4 Visit Specs - 16
pau. It suits adults who want freeform coloring on an iPad, with hand-drawn pages and optional Apple Pencil input.
Free plan iOS7.3 Visit Specs - 17
Recolor Recolor suits adults seeking freeform coloring on Android or iOS, with optional imports and community sharing.
Free trial iOS · Android7.1 Visit Specs - 18
Sandbox Coloring It suits children, families, and teachers using coloring for drawing, motor-skill, or number-recognition practice.
From $1.62/mo iOS · Android7.1 Visit Specs - 19 Zen Color Windows · iOS · Android6.9 Visit Specs
Choosing instead of InColor
You may still want another app for numbered-cell coloring, pixel art, Windows access, offline play, or a different audience. InColor’s prices run from $15.99 monthly to $39.99 once, with yearly options at $29.99 and $59.99. Compare what each plan unlocks, then weigh your preferred workflow: photo conversion and free drawing, or a focused fill-by-number routine. Picture-library size, sharing, community tools, advertisements, and device support can matter as much as the coloring method.