Acrylic Paint2.4.1

Acrylic Paint lets you draw colored images with your finger through a simple interface on an Android device. It is designed for quick mobile painting and gives users a direct way to turn freehand gestures into digital artwork they can share with others.

The app’s approach comes from the FingerPaint project included in Android API demos, while Acrylic Paint substantially develops that original example into a standalone coloring app. Its deliberately small scope suits casual sketches, basic coloring, and moments when a phone or tablet is more convenient than a desktop drawing program. The project is open source under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or any later version.

Acrylic Paint 2.4.1 supports Android 14 and newer after dropping support for earlier Android releases, and it uses a Universal architecture. This release adds Turkish localization, improves the Italian translation, and compiles against and targets API 28. It also includes code optimizations, an adaptive app icon, improved action-bar icons, and a paler green action bar whose color no longer changes because a white bar could make its icons difficult to see.

The app is best suited to Android users seeking uncomplicated finger painting rather than an extensive studio with advanced editing tools. Its lineage from Android’s sample software and its GPLv3+ licensing make the underlying implementation available for examination, modification, and redistribution under those terms.