A sheet of paper, not an infinite canvas
Every Doodah drawing is one page with edges, just like the paper on the kitchen table. Kids finish a page, feel proud of it, and start the next.
Pages from a description
“A dinosaur having a birthday party.” Say it or type it and get a fresh coloring page.
Pages from a photo
Take a picture of the cat, a toy or the garden and Doodah redraws it as simple, bold line art.
Stay in the lines
Turn it on and color stays inside the shape you started in, so little hands get tidy pages.
Drawn by a grown-up
Sketch a page for your kids to color: a treasure map, a family portrait, a maze.
Cards
Make a folded birthday card, a thank-you note or a get-well-soon, with words on the inside.
Print and share
Print any page in clean black and white, or send it to cousins as a small file they can color in Doodah.
Made for families
No ads and no third-party analytics. Drawings stay in your family’s own iCloud, and purchases sit behind a grown-up gate.
Support
Stuck, found a bug, or have an idea? Email support@getdoodah.app. We read every message.
Open the page, tap the Share button and choose Print. Doodah prints the page in black and white, sized to fit the paper. Any AirPrint printer on your Wi-Fi will appear in the list.
Tap Share and send the page through Messages, Mail, AirDrop or Files. It travels as a small .colorpage file. If the other person has Doodah, tapping the file opens it straight into their library, ready to color. Without Doodah, they can still print the attached picture.
Yes, on every iPad and iPhone signed in to the same Apple ID with iCloud turned on. Drawings sync through your own private iCloud storage, so a device signed in to a different Apple ID (for example a child's own Apple ID) has its own library.
Every family gets a few free coloring pages each month, made from a description or a photo. Premium adds a bigger monthly allowance, and credit packs top you up and never expire. Drawing, cards, printing and drawing your own coloring pages are always free.
Each new page uses this month's free pages first, then your Premium allowance, and only then a credit. “Try again” makes a new page, so it uses one too. If something goes wrong and no page is made, nothing is used.
Subscriptions are handled by Apple. Open Settings → your name → Subscriptions, choose Doodah and tap Cancel Subscription. Premium keeps working until the end of the period you've paid for. For refunds, visit reportaproblem.apple.com.
Make sure you're signed in to the same Apple ID, then open Doodah's grown-up settings and tap Restore Purchases.
About the developer
Jon Hill
Developer