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Version 1.3 · 2024-12-02
bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.3, updated 2024-12-02.








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Introducing "Color in" - the revolutionary coloring app that brings your imagination to life with just a word. Simply speak any color, and watch your creation transform.
No more hunting through endless color palettes - just say the color you desire. Whether it's ultramarine or lemon yellow, our app understands your vision, making coloring an intuitive and immersive experience
With a palette boasting over 300 vibrant hues, you'll not only paint masterpieces but also expand your color vocabulary effortlessly.
Dive into a new dimension of coloring with "Color in" where your creations respond to your touch. With our innovative parallax feature, every tilt of your phone breathes life into your artwork, transforming static images into dynamic scenes. Get ready to be mesmerized as your pictures gain a whole new dimension…
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