Kids Paint: an ad-free and frustration-free children’s painting app
Rather than giving the tablet to your kids for a cartoon, why not have them draw? In the waiting room, at Aunt Lydie’s or during car journeys, this type of activity is perfect for making them less passive in front of their device. And since you don’t always have paper and the felt-tip kit on hand, the tablet is very practical. Of course it also works when you cook at home!
Only frustrating apps full of ads…
The problem is that many apps in the Play Store offer advertisements or systematically ask you to pay to add content. The pretty colorful markers or with special effects are displayed on the screen, but the children cannot use them: frustrating, isn’t it? We have even seen apps that offer to learn to write the alphabet, but they become payable from the letter G. Great.
If you want to pass the time with your children without opening Netflix, we have unearthed for you Kids Paint or ” Painting for children ” in French. There are no ads and everything is included. The best part is that you don’t even need to be connected to make it work.
Kids Paint is freedom!
The app is more intended for children over 5 years old, but a mode allowing you to change color randomly is present for the little ones. Even if it is advisable to limit the tablet before 6 years, we will be careful not to teach you the lesson… Kids Paint is very easy to use, you just have to choose your color and your tool from the thirty available: brushes, spray, pencils, roller, markers, brushes of different sizes and you can of course adjust the thickness of the line for each tool. Make shapes, fill them with color, choose a plain background: drawing with your fingers has never been easier!
For the most demanding – because adults can very well get started too – it is possible to select its color with more nuance. The zoom is also part of the small details and you can share your creation with your contacts. Finally, there is no risk of losing his work since the drawing will remain in memory even if the child leaves the app inadvertently.
