Learn to draw step by step — for kids and adults
Free to download, with free lessons to try
Popular lessons
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Corgi Looking Back
Easy · 21 steps
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Crab
Medium · 20 steps
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Grumpy Kitty
Easy · 9 steps
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Gummy Bear
Medium · 5 steps
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Donut
Medium · 14 steps
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Piggy Wiggle
Easy · 19 steps
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Hot Water Bottle
Medium · 15 steps
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Sloth
Easy · 18 steps
For kids and grown-ups
Drawing with your child
Kids follow the hint line by line and finish a real picture, even if they're sure they can't draw. There's nothing to get wrong, so there's nothing to get upset about.
Learning on your own
Never drawn before? Start with simple shapes and work up to detailed pictures. Lessons are short, so you can finish one in a single sitting.
How Talma works
Follow clear steps
Every lesson is split into small steps. A soft blue hint shows what to draw next, and you draw over it at your own pace.
No mistakes, no pressure
There are no red marks and no way to fail. Your progress bar only fills forward, and every line you draw stays yours.
Add your colors
Fill each drawing with a ready-made palette or pick your own colors. Erase, undo, and redo whenever you like.
Watch it come alive
Finish a lesson and your drawing animates on screen. Save it to your gallery or share a short clip with friends.
Privacy first, made for families
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No ads, no tracking
No ads in or between lessons, and the app's usage statistics are anonymous.
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No chats or strangers
There's no chat and no feed, and no one can contact your child through the app.
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One subscription for the family
Share it with up to five family members through Family Sharing.
Questions
Is Talma free?
Talma is free to download, and some lessons are free to draw. A subscription unlocks the full lesson library, and you can share it with your family through Family Sharing.
What age is it for?
Kids from about 6 years old and adults of any age. Younger children can draw together with a grown-up.
Do I need to know how to draw?
No. Every lesson starts from the first line, and the hint shows where each line goes. There are no grades and no way to fail.
Can I draw with Apple Pencil?
Yes. On iPad, Apple Pencil gives you the most control over every line. No Pencil? Your finger works too, and every lesson can be drawn either way.
Does it work on iPhone and iPad?
Yes, on both. Talma needs iOS 17 or later.
Where are my drawings saved?
On your iPad or iPhone. Talma doesn't upload them to an online account, so your pictures stay with you. Since they live only on the device, deleting the app deletes them too, so share or save the ones you want to keep.