COPIC Collection

COPIC Collection

by Too corporation

128 ratings
116 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 23, 2013
  • January 27, 2026

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Manage your Copic marker collection, discover complementary colors, and get color suggestions based on your images. Easily register markers and pens using barcodes, add personal notes, and tag colors used in your artwork.

Barcode product registration
Multiliner product registration
Color picker for image suggestions
Wish list for future purchases
Personal color notes
Artwork color tagging
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What's New in COPIC Collection

3.1.4

January 27, 2026

This release includes internal improvements and fixes.

User reviews

Not user friendly!

This new interface is a nightmare. I used to be able to see what I had at a glance. Now it’s this convoluted scrolling of colors and products that I don’t use. It completely defeats the original purpose of the app.

Bring the old version Back

I got a new phone and had to reinstall this app and it’s COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from the version it was before. It’s way more confusing now and it’s harder to keep track of what I have. Please bring the old tracking system back

Old App Interface Was Better

I’ve had this app since 2021. It used to be great. All I needed it for was inventory. It had a great toggle option where I could “select” the markers/ ink that I owned. (The entire series was dark but the ones you owned were light). It was super useful when I’d run out of ink, I’d just toggle it off. When I’d go to the art supplies store I’d know what’s missing.
Now it’s just a display of every single COPIC color, which is fine. But I could just search the color directory online if I needed to see that. Bring back the old interface!
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A long way to go

I like that I can see all de colors that you have, but it is impossible to find what colors I miss and this is the principal reason ( for me) to get the app

Not a fan

I liked the previous app so
much more! It’s hard to see my collection now. Not a fan of the update and new format

User experience

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Randomly deletes user's marker data

Bug

Barcode scanner not working

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add ability to track ink refills

Feature

Implement color palette organization

Feature

Add search and filter functions

Feature

Improve color matching from photos

Feature

Provide better visual representation of owned colors

Feature

FAQ

What does the COPIC Collection app do?

This app allows you to digitally manage your Copic marker collection. You can register markers and pens, search for complementary colors, and get color recommendations based on images you upload. It also helps you tag colors used in your artwork.

How can I register my Copic markers?

You can easily register your Copic products by scanning their barcodes directly within the app. For sets, scanning the set's barcode will register all included markers. You can also register other Copic products like Multiliner pens.

Is the COPIC Collection app free to use?

Yes, the COPIC Collection app is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

Can I get color suggestions for my artwork?

Yes, the app features a color picker that allows you to load images. It will then suggest Copic colors that best match specific areas of your image, helping you find the perfect shades for your projects.

What kind of notes can I add to colors?

You can create a 'MY COLOR MEMO' for each color, allowing you to add personal notes. For example, you could record which colors you used for a specific character in a manga or note a color combination you saw a popular artist use.