Coloring & Learn
Educational · Orange Studios Games
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If you are looking for one app to keep a young child busy with drawing and simple learning games, Coloring & Learn is built for exactly that. Orange Studios Games has packed a coloring book with more than 250 pictures and more than 70 educational mini-games into a single free download, which is a lot of material to work through before anything repeats.
The pitch is aimed at children from about two to eight, so it covers the stretch from a toddler scribbling on a screen to a preschooler practicing letters and numbers. I'd expect the coloring side to carry the early years and the mini-games to matter more as a child gets older and wants a task with a right answer.
It has been on Google Play since July 2016 and has passed 100 million installs, with a 4.3 average from more than 291,000 ratings. That is a long run and a wide audience for a children's title, and it suggests the formula has held up well enough to keep attracting families.
Drawing tools that go beyond a basic fill
The coloring half of the app offers a range of drawing tools. Children get brushes, pencils, markers, airbrushes and glitter effects, plus what the developer describes as an endless range of colors, so a page can be worked on the way a paper drawing would be. That variety matters for younger children, who tend to care more about the act of making marks than about finishing a picture neatly.
There are more than 100 stickers for decorating finished or half-finished drawings, which adds a second layer of play once the coloring itself loses its novelty. A child can color a dinosaur and then cover it in stickers, and that combination is likely to stretch a single page further than coloring alone.
The subject matter is broad on purpose. Animals, vehicles, numbers, the alphabet, princesses, dinosaurs, toys, professions, geometric shapes, music, space, food, Christmas and Halloween pages are all included, alongside connect-the-dots sheets and mazes. The range means there is usually something that matches whatever a child is currently interested in, which is often the difference between an app being opened once and being opened regularly.
Mini-games that cover more than colors
The educational side is what sets the app apart from a plain drawing tool. The mini-games touch on music, logic, addition, subtraction, counting, greater-than and less-than comparisons, sizes, geometric shapes, puzzles, parts of the human body, sequences, memorization, pixel art, and animal and object sounds. That is a wide spread of skills for one app, and it means the content can grow with a child instead of being outgrown in a month.
Some of these are clearly aimed at the younger end, such as sound recognition and simple shape matching, while counting and arithmetic games suit children who are closer to school age. Memory and logic puzzles sit somewhere in between. A parent can hand the same app to a three-year-old and a six-year-old and expect both to find something at their level.
The developer presents the app as a support for preschoolers and says it stimulates motor skills, coordination, creativity, concentration, sensory skills and speech. Those are the usual claims made for this category, and I would treat them as the intended direction of the activities rather than as measured outcomes. What the app does provide is repetition across a lot of short tasks, which is how most children this age actually practice.
Free to download, supported by ads and purchases
Coloring & Learn costs nothing to download. It carries ads and offers in-app purchases, so parents who dislike advertising inside a children's app will want to weigh that before handing over a device.
The app asks users to rate it and leave a review, describing feedback as a way to keep improving and releasing new apps for free. That is a common model for this kind of title.
For a free app with this much material already inside it, that is a reasonable position for a parent to be in.
Suited to preschoolers and shared family time
This is an app for parents, grandparents and caregivers who want a single install that covers drawing and early learning without hunting through several separate titles. The developer pitches it as something to enjoy together as a family, and the coloring pages in particular work well with an adult sitting alongside a child, naming colors and talking about the picture.
Children at the older end of the stated range will get the most from the arithmetic, logic and memory games, while toddlers will mostly stay with scribbling, stickers and sound games. Because the activities are short, it fits naturally into waiting rooms, restaurant tables and quiet time at home rather than long sessions.
The content is rated for Everyone and the drawings are cheerful rather than challenging, which keeps it easy to hand over without previewing every page. It suits families who want a well-stocked activity box rather than a structured curriculum.
A large, low-risk pick for young children
Coloring & Learn gives you a lot for a free download: more than 250 coloring pages, over 100 stickers, a generous set of drawing tools and more than 70 mini-games spanning music, math, shapes, memory and more. The breadth is the strongest argument for it, because it means the app can stay useful across several years of a child's development.
The trade-offs are the ones that come with the model. It is free, and its focus is squarely on young children, so it will not hold the attention of an older kid who wants a real game. Within those bounds, the install numbers and the 4.3 average suggest plenty of families have found it worth keeping.
I would suggest it to parents of children roughly between two and eight who want drawing and simple learning activities in one place and are comfortable with an ad-supported free app. If you are after something narrower or more structured, this is broader and looser than that, but for everyday entertainment with a bit of learning mixed in, it is an easy one to try.
The short verdict
A generous free drawing and learning app for children roughly two to eight.
What's new in version 2.29
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App specs
- Version2.29
- UpdatedSeptember 24, 2026
- Downloads100M+
- RequiresAndroid 6.0+
- PriceFree
- Age ratingEveryone
Coloring & Learn: frequently asked questions
What can children actually do in Coloring & Learn?
They can color and draw on more than 250 pages using brushes, pencils, markers, airbrushes and glitter effects, and decorate the results with over 100 stickers. Alongside that, the app includes more than 70 mini-games covering music, logic, counting, addition and subtraction, shapes, sequences, memory and pixel art. The drawings range across animals, vehicles, numbers, the alphabet, princesses, dinosaurs, space, food and seasonal themes.
What age is Coloring & Learn meant for?
It is aimed at children from two to eight, with content meant to support preschoolers. Toddlers will mostly use the drawing, sticker and sound activities, while the counting, arithmetic and logic games suit children closer to school age. Because the activities are short and varied, the same install can serve siblings at different stages.
Does Coloring & Learn cost anything?
The app is free to download. It does contain ads and it offers in-app purchases. Parents who prefer not to have advertising in a children's app should factor that in before installing it.
Is Coloring & Learn still being updated?
Yes. The app has been available since July 2016.
Pros
- More than 250 coloring pages included
- Over 70 educational mini-games
- Brushes, pencils, markers, airbrushes and glitter
- More than 100 stickers for decorating drawings
- Covers letters, numbers, shapes and puzzles
Cons
- Contains ads
- Offers in-app purchases
- Pitched at children aged two to eight
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by Orange Studios Games
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