Paintora: Paint by Numbers

Van Gogh, Vermeer, Hokusai, Klimt, Monet — 96 great paintings are waiting for your brush. Paintora is a paint-by-numbers app for adults where every artwork is real: sourced from the Metropolitan Museum, the Cleveland Museum of Art, and other open collections. Tap a numbered area and watch the color flow in with a gentle wave. No timers, no lives, no energy bars: just you, the canvas, and quiet music. REAL MASTERPIECES 96 paintings in 13 collections: from The Starry Night and Girl with a Pearl Earring to Hokusai's Great Wave and Malevich's Suprematism. From quick pieces you finish in minutes to canvases that last several evenings. THE STORIES BEHIND THE ART Every painting tells its story: facts unlock as you paint, and the finale reveals the dramatic story of its creation. Learn why Vermeer painted the pearl with just two strokes. YOUR PERSONAL MUSEUM Finished works hang in your own gallery: frames, museum plaques, time spent. Complete entire collections and earn curator's plaques — 13 achievements for true connoisseurs. DAILY EXHIBIT AND STREAKS A new painting of the day, every day. Paint daily and grow your streak. REPLAY YOUR WORK Watch a timelapse of your finished painting and share it as a GIF — or send friends the finished piece. TURN PHOTOS INTO ART Tap "Turn a photo into a painting" on the home screen, choose a photo, and Paintora converts it into a paint-by-numbers canvas right on your device. Four detail levels, up to 56 colors. A short video ad plays before each conversion. FREE, SUPPORTED BY ADS 3 free hints every day; watch an optional short video for more. A full-screen ad may appear after a finished painting, at most once every 10 minutes. No subscriptions and no in-app purchases. THOUGHTFULLY CRAFTED • All 96 paintings are built in and work offline — paint on the subway or a plane • Progress saves automatically and survives updates • Crisp outlines at any zoom level • Calm ambient music matched to each collection's style • Dark and light themes • 12 interface languages, painting stories in all of them Every painting is in the public domain: no licenses, no limitations — just great art. Hang your first painting in your museum today.