KDraw Kids: Draw & Color

KDraw Kids is a complete little art studio for the youngest children — and a rare thing on a child's device: an app with no ads, no purchases, and no internet connection at all. FOUR WAYS TO CREATE • Free Drawing — marker, crayon, rainbow, glitter, spray and neon brushes, three thicknesses, fifteen colours, an eraser, and forty stamps to press into the picture. • Magic Glow — the same brushes on a dark canvas, where every line shines. Switch on the mirror and a scribble becomes a two-way or four-way kaleidoscope pattern. • Coloring Book — 33 hand-drawn pages across six sets: animals, vehicles, nature, sweets, magic and all of them together. Tap an area to fill it, or paint inside it with a brush — the colour never crosses the lines. • Color by Number — each area to fill shows the number of the colour it wants, every colour bead carries that same number, and there is no way to get it wrong. FINISH A PAGE AND IT COMES ALIVE Finish a picture and confetti bursts across the screen with a little fanfare — and many of the pages fly, drive or swim away as well. Save a masterpiece to the gallery with one tap. BUILT FOR PARENTS TO TRUST • No ads. Not one, not ever. • No internet. The app contains no networking code whatsoever. The only way anything leaves the device is a grown-up choosing to share a picture through the system share sheet. • No data collection, no accounts, no sign-in, no tracking. • No in-app purchases and no subscriptions. Everything is there from the first launch. • Sharing artwork, deleting saved pictures and the grown-ups' settings are behind a parental gate. • Works completely offline — on a plane, in the car, anywhere. MADE FOR SMALL HANDS Big buttons and no reading required. Two children can draw on the same iPad at the same time — the canvas follows every finger separately. An unfinished drawing is still waiting after the app is closed. Works on iPhone and iPad, in portrait and landscape, in 15 languages. A tip for parents: to keep a small child inside the app, turn on Guided Access in Settings > Accessibility, then triple-click the side button once KDraw is open.