An AI coloring page generator for kids, on iPhone and iPad
A dinosaur picnic. A turtle on a skateboard. A photo of the family dog. Whatever your child dreams up, Sketchy draws it as a coloring page in seconds, ready to paint in the app or to print for real crayons.
Three ways to get a page
- Describe anything. A few words become bold, clean line art made for small hands.
- Start from a photo. Sketchy redraws a picture you pick as colorable line art (how it works).
- Surprise Me. One tap invents a fresh, kid-friendly scene.
There are also 340 ready-made pages, with a Page of the Day in Explore, from dinosaurs to mermaid tea parties, and fourteen storybook coloring books that tell a tale from first page to last.
Coloring that stays inside the lines
Tap-to-fill never crosses the lines, and the magic crayons paint rainbow sweeps, candy stripes, polka dots and glitter, from five crayon boxes of soft pastels and a mixing wheel. Crayon, marker and pencil brushes and a sheet of stickers finish the picture. Every coloring remembers its strokes, so it can replay itself as a short movie to share with the grandparents.
Sparks, not subscriptions
Standard pages use 2 sparks, Premium pages 3 and photo conversions 4. Packs start at $1.99, never expire and never renew, and a page that fails to draw gives its sparks back. Pages follow you across your devices through your own iCloud. Read the help pages and the privacy policy.
Questions
- How do I make a coloring page from a description?
- Type a few words, such as "a dragon eating ice cream", or tap Surprise Me, and Sketchy draws it as bold black-and-white line art with big shapes and crisp outlines made for small hands.
- Can I turn a photo into a coloring page?
- Yes. Pick a photo, such as the family dog or a birthday cake, and Sketchy redraws it as clean, colorable line art. A photo conversion uses 4 sparks.
- Can I print the pages?
- Yes. Print any page for real crayons, or paint it in the app with tap-to-fill that never crosses the lines, plus rainbow, stripe and polka-dot crayons.
- How much does it cost?
- No subscription. New pages use sparks (Standard 2, Premium 3, a photo 4) from packs starting at $1.99 that never expire, and sparks come back automatically if a page fails to draw. The free pages in Explore and the free storybooks cost nothing.
- Is it safe for children, and what happens to what we type?
- There are no accounts, no ads and no tracking. To draw a page, the description you type, or the one photo you pick, is sent through our server to an image service (Replicate) solely to draw it. Our server keeps nothing; the image service keeps its own copy under its own policy. Finished pages stay on your device and in your own iCloud. Parents can require approval for purchases with Ask to Buy.
- Does it work on iPad?
- Yes, on iPhone and iPad. Pages, favorites and your sparks follow you between devices that share an iCloud account.