Fine Artist vs Recolor

Fine Artist is a pixel art coloring app for Android and iOS. In numbered mode, users choose a palette color and apply it to cells with the matching number; they can swipe across matching cells to color faster. Color Splash fills the area around a selected cell, while Magic Wand colors neighboring cells with the same number. Completed artworks can be shared with friends and family. The app also has a free drawing mode described in its App Store listing, with custom colors, a brush, and a paint bucket, without numbered cells. It can record a drawing for sharing as a video. Fine Artist is free to download and play, with an optional Pro subscription for unlimited access. Listed one-time purchases are No Ads Forever for 0.99 USD once, Full Access for 1.99 USD once, Pro Access for 19.99 USD once, Premium Version for 34.99 USD once, and Lifetime Premium for 39.99 USD once; Apple lists multiple Pro Access prices. On iPhone and iPod touch it requires iOS 15.0 or later, and on iPad it requires iPadOS 15.0 or later.

Recolor is an adult coloring app for relaxation and creative expression on Android and iOS. It offers more than 4,000 coloring pages created and curated by professional artists, plus freeform coloring for pictures users import themselves. Free users can import three pictures in 24 hours; subscribers can import without a stated limit. Tools include more than 70 palettes, solid and live colors, gradients, crayons, and more than 80 effects, filters, and outlines. The app does not list brush tools. A public gallery lets users share colored pictures, like other artists’ work, and comment. Free users can publish five pictures in 24 hours. The monthly Premium subscription has no listed price and unlocks 5,000+ pictures, all colors, effects, filters, and outlines, unlimited image imports, and publishing for 20 pictures in 24 hours. Recolor offers a seven-day trial. iOS subscriptions can be weekly, monthly, or yearly; Android subscriptions can be monthly or yearly. Free Android artwork is stored locally, while subscribers can use Google Drive backup.