X Art Color - Color by number
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About this app
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X Art Color - Color by number is a board game by PawPop Games; at 500,000+ installs it is still growing, with a six-figure install base. 79% of raters give it full marks. The most recent release landed a few months back.
Free to download, though in-app purchases run €2.19 - €64.99 if billed through Play, and it shows ads. Content is rated USK: All ages. It needs Android 7.0 or newer. 81 people have left a written review.
Rating distribution
Previous APK Versions All 18 ›
XAPK · 94.0 MB2026-07-16 X Art Color - Color by number 1.33.223
XAPK · 47.0 MB2026-07-15 X Art Color - Color by number 1.0.32
XAPK · 50.5 MB2026-04-16 X Art Color - Color by number 1.0.31
XAPK · 49.1 MB2025-12-31 X Art Color - Color by number 1.0.29
XAPK · 95.3 MB2025-12-08 X Art Color - Color by number 1.0.28
XAPK · 49.8 MB2025-11-30 X Art Color - Color by number 1.0.27
XAPK · 50.3 MB2025-11-19 X Art Color - Color by number 1.0.26
XAPK · 49.4 MB2025-10-26 X Art Color - Color by number 1.0.25
XAPK · 47.0 MB2025-09-02 X Art Color - Color by number 1.0.24
XAPK · 45.9 MB2025-08-15
Frequently asked questions
01 Is X Art Color - Color by number free?
Yes. X Art Color - Color by number is listed as free on Google Play and offers in-app purchases (€2.19 - €64.99 if billed through Play); it also shows ads.
02 Which Android version does X Art Color - Color by number need?
The current release requires Android 7.0. If your device is older, one of the 18 earlier versions listed above may still install.
03 How do I install the APK?
Download the file from the version page, open it on your Android device and allow installs from this source when prompted. XAPK bundles need the APKPure app or a split-APK installer (see the install guide in the footer). Always prefer the latest version unless you specifically need an older build.
04 Is the download safe?
Files are served by an established third-party mirror and are the same builds distributed to Play Store users; APK Rewind never repackages or modifies them. Check the developer name (PawPop Games) and package name (com.coloring.pages.color.games.by.number) match what you expect.
