Made for small hands
Every button is a picture, so children who can't read yet can paint on their own.
12 real brushes
Pencil, crayon, chalk, paint, watercolour, spray can, neon and more — each one looks different.
Every colour
80 ready colours, any colour you like, and rainbow paint that works with every brush.
Hundreds of pictures
Animals, dinosaurs, vehicles, sea creatures, food, toys and more to colour in.
Shapes, stamps & letters
Stars, hearts, octagons, letters and numbers — drag to any size.
Emojis
Paint with emojis or stick big ones anywhere on the picture.
Your own photos
Add a photo and cut out just the person — done on the iPad itself.
Backgrounds
Castles, beaches, farms, jungles and more to paint on.
Saves by itself
Every picture is kept automatically to look at, carry on, or share with family.
Our promise to parents
We don't collect anything about your child. There are no accounts, no tracking and no adverts.
- No data collected
- No accounts
- No adverts
- No tracking
- Works offline
- Optional tips only, behind a grown-ups check
Why it exists
Painting for Annabelle started as a dad making a drawing app for his five-year-old daughter — simple enough for her to use on her own, and safe enough to hand over without worrying. It's free so that other families can enjoy it too.