We will be exhibiting AI Coloring at events where you can try it out. Come say hi!
Hosted by Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group / Loftwork
A multigenerational co-creation event born from research on how everyday interaction between children and young adults can help address Japan's declining birthrate. If you have preschool-age children, please register in advance.
Hosted by Farmers & Kids Festa Executive Office
A hands-on festival connecting agriculture and children. At the AI Coloring booth, you'll combine farm-themed word blocks to create colorful rice-field canvases. Free entry—drop by anytime.
Hosted by IPA / Co-hosted by METI
A tech conference showcasing results from the MITOU program. This year features expanded workshop stages where you can experience AI Coloring firsthand. Free admission, advance registration required.
Footage from October 2025 of visitors trying AI Coloring at a festival booth. You can also see a preview of a new feature where colored drawings move—still in development.
Just choose what and how.
Start with what you want to color today—an all-new way to play with coloring pages.
Until now, adults drew the originals. From here on, kids can draw what they want to draw. We transform imaginative ideas—like a cat exploring space or a unicorn running on a rainbow—into beautiful line art. Print your creations and enjoy coloring them.
Original drawings created by visiting children at a booth during MITOU Conference (hosted by IPA). Unexpected ideas like "a dinosaur and a bullet train" made the event a huge hit.
Kids' imagination explodes! A great app to spark interest in AI. I ended up playing along too.
A wonderful app that fully meets kids' current obsessions and wishes.
We used to have to guess what small kids wanted to draw, but this app has a kid-friendly design so they can draw what they love.
It's great that you can customize the original art!
Today's screen time often becomes only "watching." We want to increase time spent "creating." Videos are easy and fun, but can be passive. In an age where AI is close at hand, the way we play with coloring can shift from imagination to creation. If kids play on tablets, can we turn that into a hands-on creative experience? That idea is the starting point of AI Coloring.
With advances in generative AI, turning a child's imagination into line art has become realistic. Ideas like "a pteranodon swimming" or "a unicorn running on a rainbow" become coloring pages within a short wait, and kids' eyes light up when it finishes. We want to be the safest and most creative way for kids to interact with AI. That's why we focus on a UI even a 4-year-old can use without confusion and aim to make the creative doorway as open and gentle as possible. AI Coloring is a tool to bring children's imagination into the world.
We use GPT-4o to create descriptive prompts from the selected keywords, cultural context, and age group, then send them to image-generation models (OpenAI DALL·E 3, Google Imagen 3) to output line art. We select the model based on its strengths.
Yes. Safety is our top priority. We filter inappropriate words and rights-sensitive expressions with our own agent AI at the keyword stage, and image-generation models also have content filters.
All features are currently free and unlimited to celebrate the launch. In the future, we plan a subscription model for the "generation" feature. However, coloring pages in the "Discover" tab and reusing uncollected pages will remain free so even free users can enjoy the app.
Copyright for generated coloring pages belongs to Zukan.com Inc. Personal and household use is free. Educational use in school classes (including copying and distribution) is permitted under Article 35 of the Copyright Act. Please contact us for commercial or corporate use. See the Terms of Service for details.
The app does not include a coloring tool. Please print and color on paper. You can also transfer the image to a drawing app and color digitally.
We are actively developing this feature and already testing it in events.
