Android · Early access

Colouring that feels like real art supplies.

Thirty brushes that answer to your pen. Pages that stay razor-sharp however far you zoom. And colours that never, ever leak past the lines. Relax. Colour. Repeat.

One email when the Android release opens. No newsletter, no spam.

  • Free to start
  • No card needed
  • Made in London
1,700+line-art pages
30+brushes with pressure
1 a dayfree page, every day
15languages

Why it feels different

Most colouring apps are a bucket tool with a library.
Linometry is a studio.

Brushes that answer to your hand

Watercolour that pools, pastel that grains, a marker that overlaps like a real marker. Press harder with an S Pen and the line swells. A blender that moves the paint already on the page — and never adds any.

Colour never leaks past the lines

Every page is cut into segments before you ever see it. A stroke stays inside the segment it started in, so a big loose scribble fills a petal perfectly. Turn it off when you want to paint free-hand.

Sharp at any zoom

Pages are vector line art, not pictures of line art. Zoom into a mandala's centre and the ink is still crisp, your paint is still smooth, and the page is still fast — on a phone or a 12-inch tablet.

The library

A new free page every single day.

Mandalas, animals, florals, botanicals, colour-by-number, greyscale portraits — hand-finished so the segments are right, sorted into books, searchable in fifteen languages. Today's free page is yours to keep if you claim it today.

Start colouring free

Make your own

Type a sentence. Or use a photo. Get a page.

Your dog. Your street. A dragon in a teacup. Describe it or import a photo and Linometry draws it as a proper colouring page — segmented, so it colours like the rest. Photos are cropped on your device and the original is never kept.

  • Premium includes three pages a day; packs never expire
  • If a page fails to generate, the coin comes straight back
  • Pages you make are yours to colour, share and print

Tablet & stylus

Built for a pen, happy with a finger.

Pressure on S Pen and USI styluses. Palm rejection that ignores your hand and not your pen. Two-finger zoom and rotate, two-finger tap to undo. A stroke engine that runs on the GPU so the line lands where the nib is, not a beat behind.

Colouring with children

Simple mode: size and colour, nothing else.

Tell the app you colour with kids and it hides the tone and opacity sliders, keeps stay-within-the-lines on, and puts the kids' shelf first. Big brushes, bright colours, no wrong moves.

Pricing

Free to start. Premium when you're hooked.

Prices shown in pounds; the store shows yours in local currency. Billed and cancelled through Google Play.

Free

£0

  • Free pages & a new free page every day
  • Technical, pencil, marker and felt-tip brushes
  • Stay-within-the-lines, palettes, sync
  • Share and print (small watermark)
Start free

Coins

from 99pper page you create

  • 1 for £0.99 · 10 for £4.99 · 30 for £9.99
  • Never expire
  • Daily Premium coins are used first
  • Refunded automatically if a page fails
See how it works

Anything you have started stays editable and exportable, whatever happens to your subscription later. Nothing that was ever free becomes paid.

Questions

Straight answers.

Is Linometry free?

Yes. You can colour for free with no account and no card: the free pages, the free brushes (Technical, Pencil, Marker, Felt tip) and a brand-new free page every day. Premium adds every brush, every book, watermark-free export and three AI coins a day. Nothing that was ever free becomes paid.

Does it work with a stylus like the S Pen?

Yes. Brushes respond to stylus pressure on Samsung S Pen and USI styluses, palm rejection keeps your hand off the page, and the stroke engine is built to keep up with fast pen movement on tablets. It works just as well with a finger on a phone.

Can I colour outside the lines by accident?

Not unless you want to. Every page is split into segments, and with Stay within the lines on, a stroke stays inside the segment it started in. Turn it off for free-hand painting across the whole page.

Can I make my own colouring pages?

Yes. Type a sentence or import a photo and Linometry turns it into a colouring page. One page costs one coin; Premium includes three coins a day, and coin packs never expire. Photos are cropped on your device and the original is never kept.

Is it suitable for children?

Yes. Simple mode hides the advanced sliders and leaves just brush size and colour, and pages tagged for kids sit in their own shelf. Simple mode switches on automatically when you tell the app you colour with children.

Which devices does it support?

Android 8.0 or later, phones and tablets. Devices with less than 4 GB of memory draw pages at a lower resolution so colouring stays smooth. An iPhone and iPad version is planned.

Does my artwork sync between my phone and tablet?

Yes. With a free account your artwork saves on the device continuously and syncs to your account when you are online, so a page you start on the phone is waiting on the tablet.

How do I cancel Premium?

Premium is billed by Google Play, so you cancel there: Play Store → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Linometry. Anything you have started stays editable and exportable whatever happens to your subscription.

Your first page is waiting.

Free, no card, no account needed to start. Tell us where to send the link.

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About Linometry

Linometry is a colouring-book app for Android phones and tablets made by LA BRANDS LTD, a small independent studio in London. It has more than 1,700 vector line-art pages across books and categories, a free page every day, more than thirty brushes with stylus pressure, segment-aware colouring that keeps colour inside the lines, and an AI feature that turns a sentence or a photo into a new colouring page. It is free to start; Premium (yearly £23.99, monthly £3.99, lifetime £59.99) unlocks every brush and book, watermark-free export and three AI coins a day. The app is available in 15 languages. An iPhone and iPad version is planned. Support: support@linometry.com.

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