Recolor: Adult Coloring Book Apple

Recolor: Adult Coloring Book

Color, Paint, Create.

Overview

Features & Capabilities

Recolor: Adult Coloring Book invites you to a calm, mindful creative practice. Enjoy 5000+ coloring pages designed by professional artists, 70+ palettes, and daily free pages to color anytime.

Import your own drawings or photos, apply 80+ effects, and share your masterpieces with a global community. Recolor Premium unlocks ad-free access to the full gallery and all tools for endless creative exploration.

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
Sumoing Ltd
Rating:
4.50
(106,591)
7 new ratings
Version:
5.6.10 Last updated: 2025-12-22
Version code:
880842179
Creation date:
2015-08-24
Compatible devices:
Size:
193.64MB
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
See detailed description
Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-09-21
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Developed by:
Sumoing Ltd
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/recolor-adult-coloring-book/id1027352017
Website:
https://www.recolor.com

User Reviews

The app is relaxing and enjoyable, especially for paying subscribers, but most content is locked behind expensive subscriptions or payments. Free content is scarce, daily/new content can be stale, and some users report data loss and account issues. Overall, a good concept but the business model and reliability concerns drive negative sentiment.
Pros
  • Relaxing and enjoyable coloring experience.
  • Some users value the premium features and use the app daily.
  • The app is described as a good, enjoyable activity even for long-term users.
Cons
  • Paywalls lock most content behind expensive subscriptions or per-drawing payments.
  • Very limited free content; frequent ads or pay-to-color requirements.
  • Daily/new content can be stale or reused rather than fresh.
  • Loss of progress: drafts, incomplete drawings, and even accounts can disappear or be disabled.
  • Perceived overpricing and aggressive billing practices (scam/rip-off impressions).
Recent reviews
I have had this app since 2nd gen iPad came out and it still costs $120.00 dollars I took a long break like several years can’t believe still so pricey in that time I have had several salvage reconstruction surgeries on my arms they don’t move good anymore and disabled thought this may be easy for me to still do since can’t do much anymore its hard to get free pics and usually not as cool of pics so you would think you could have all the coloring colors at least but nope that’s steep price for some like me can’t always use and get on app do to pain and complications and premium cost same as my prime tv and paramount+ on my tv for a year added together anyway was just hoping it was more reasonable and be able to use it to help keep a little motion in arms and hands at own pace I can’t use real coloring drawing and writing materials easily anymore maybe try to at least give all colors and tools so can try to make the bottom of the barrel few daily pics might be lucky to get so can customize them up as much as possible so people with similar complications as me can enjoy it more since no way I could get premium example its like if your buying a brand new car off the lot but you can only have paint on half of it unless you pay double and can only use it a quarter of a year I do know you feel you have to make as much money as you can but at same time app says THERAPEUTIC RELAXING CALMING and POSITIVITY and it could be if you are capable and able to get it the way it is now with price and way its set up its like buying half box crayons other half missing and coloring book that has one page in it the rest is already colored wished I could enjoy it
by RO*****, 2026-09-11

Everything costs so much and you have to pay for everything
by Br*****, 2026-09-11
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