Color Tap is a color-by-numbers app for children to explore pixel art, available for iOS and macOS. Its library includes hundreds of artworks, and the press page describes more than 800 templates. The makers say they curated and licensed art from pixel artists around the world. Artwork is bundled with the app, so it can be used offline after installation. The painting area follows a user’s touch, while the artwork’s zoom level affects how much is colored. The makers describe the experience as designed for children, including children with autism spectrum disorder, and note its visuals, animation, and sound design. Separate soundtrack versions are offered for listening with headphones or without them. Color Tap is 0.00 USD per free to download, with all content available in the download. The makers say it has no ads, in-app purchases, or subscription sales. They also say the iOS app does not track users or collect data in the app. The website uses Plausible analytics and says it uses no cookies. The App Store identifies Great Scott AB as the developer.
Who it is for
Color Tap suits children who want to color pixel art through numbered areas, including children with autism spectrum disorder. It may also suit families looking for an offline activity after installation.
What is good
- Includes hundreds of pixel art pieces; press page says over 800 templates.
- Artwork is bundled for offline use after installation.
- Free download includes all content.
- Makers say there are no ads or in-app purchases.
- Makers say the iOS app does not track or collect data.
What to know first
- Listed platforms are iOS and macOS.
- Download page lists availability in the Apple App Store.
- No brush tools are listed.
Verdict
Color Tap pairs numbered pixel-art coloring with offline access and a library described as exceeding 800 templates. Its listed platform availability is limited to iOS and macOS.
Color Tap plans and pricing
All plansCompared on coloring apps
- Free plan
- Yes
- Coloring modes
- numbered
- Offline access
- Yes
- Brush tools
- No
- Supported platforms
- cross_platform
