Picture pairs
Find the two pictures that are the same. Pictures can stay showing.
Coloring Pages
Tap a color, then a part of the picture. Print pages too.
Tap a color, then tap a part of the picture.
About coloring pages
Pages with large, simple shapes: a flower in a pot, a house, a teacup, a butterfly and a sailboat. Tap a color, then tap a part of the picture to fill it. There are no wrong colors.
How to play coloring pages
- Choose a page.
- Tap a color. Each color has its name written on it.
- Tap a part of the picture to fill it with that color.
- Change your mind any time by filling it again.
- Tap "Print this page" for a blank page to color with pencils or markers.
Tips for playing together
- Offer two colors to choose from rather than the whole set if choosing feels like too much.
- Purple trees and blue suns are welcome. This is about enjoying color, not accuracy.
- Printed pages work well with thick markers or crayons, which are easier to grip.
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Questions and answers
Is there a timer or a score?
No. There is no clock, score, move counter or losing. You can stop at any moment, and stopping halfway is a perfectly good way to finish.
Are these pages too childish?
We drew calm, simple objects rather than cartoons, so the pages suit adults. Large shapes keep coloring easy without making it babyish.
Is it free, and do I need to sign up?
Yes, it is free, and there is no account, sign-up or download. It works in the web browser on a phone, tablet or computer.
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Find the same
Look at the picture at the top and tap the same one below.
Picture puzzle
Tap two pieces to swap them until the picture is whole.