Color
Tap to fill, or paint with the magic brush that stays inside the lines. Crayon, marker, tiny pen, glitter, patterns, stickers, eraser. Undo is one tap, and a pinch zooms in on the small parts.
Coloring book · iPhone · iPad · Mac · Ages 3 to 7
Color a world, page by page. One thousand pages across forty-four lands. Every finished page earns a sticker on its land, so the map shows how far the child has traveled.
The first page of every land is free with every tool, so there are forty-four pages to color before anyone is asked to pay.
Jungle, Farm, Ocean, Dinosaurs, Space, Castle, Vehicles, Food, Fruits, Vegetables, Monsters, Seasons, Birds, Toys, Sports, Letters (all 26), Numbers (0 to 9), My Town, Unicorns, Princess, Mermaids, Pets, Bugs, Superheroes, Sweets, Helpers, Safari, Forest, Robots, Pirates, Garden, Holidays, Arctic, Desert, Camping, Circus, Kitchen, Beach, Bedtime, Construction, Shapes, Music, Baby Animals and Birthday Party. Each land is a landmark on the map.
The first page of every land is also a free printable coloring page on gullu.app, Gullu's own website.
Inside the app
Tap to fill, or paint with the magic brush that stays inside the lines. Crayon, marker, tiny pen, glitter, patterns, stickers, eraser. Undo is one tap, and a pinch zooms in on the small parts.
A blank canvas with the same tools, plus step-by-step lessons: the child traces the picture part by part along a dotted line, then colors it in.
Finished pages go into a scrapbook. Up to four profiles, each with its own map, gallery and avatar.
Profiles, subscription and restore, saving pages to Photos, a simple mode that keeps just the magic brush and fill for the youngest, and a switch to turn saving off. All of it sits behind a parental gate; the child's screens contain no purchase buttons and no links.
These promises cover the App Store version. Gullu for Android is in testing and works differently: it is free, with child-directed ads from Google AdMob that are never personalized, and a one-time purchase removes them. Android details.
Drawings and profile names stay on the device and in your family's own iCloud. Read the privacy policy or get help.