How do I select a Pokémon or scene to color?

Choose your desired title from the page catalog before starting the coloring session.

What brushes are available and how do they affect the coloring?

Pastel creates soft, gradient shading; watercolor provides blending effects; pencil is best for fine lines and detailed work.

How does the color wheel work in the app?

The color wheel lets you pick precise hues for different areas of the illustration, allowing you to choose exact colors for each part of the Pokémon.

What controls do I use to apply color to the illustration?

Use a mouse click or tap to apply the selected brush with the chosen color onto the drawing.

How do I use the undo function properly?

The undo button corrects mistakes quickly, but using it sparingly saves time by preventing over‑editing.

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Jump into the world of Pokémon with the Pokémon Coloring Book app where your mission is simply to bring Pokémon characters to life by adding color.
With a palette of pastel, watercolor, and pencil brushes, you’ll color beloved figures like Pikachu, Charizard, Bulbasaur, and more, exploring endless color possibilities across a variety of themed pages.

How to Play Pokémon Coloring Books

Select a Pokémon or scene from the page catalog.
Choose a brush style—pastel, watercolor, or pencil—to adapt the look of each color.
Click or tap on the drawing to apply the chosen brush with your selected color.
Use the color wheel to pick precise hues for different areas of each Pokémon.
Work through the entire illustration until all parts are filled and your creation feels complete.

Controls

Mouse click or tap to play

Tips for Pokémon Coloring Books

Pick the right brush for texture: Use pastel for soft, gradient shading; watercolor for blending effects; pencil for fine lines and details.
Plan your color blocks first: Outline larger sections before filling in smaller details to keep your artwork organized.
Take advantage of bright colors for highlights: Highlight eyes, cheeks, and flames to bring your Pokémon to life.
Use the undo button sparingly: It’s handy for quick corrections but saves some time by preventing over‑editing.

FAQ

The main objective is to color a selected Pokémon or scene completely, filling all parts until the illustration feels finished.