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Toon Tone is a free cartoon color guessing game. Guess iconic character colors with HSB sliders and compete for the best score.

About Toon Tone — Official

Toon Tone is a free browser game in which players recreate the colors of cartoon characters from memory. In each of five rounds, the color is removed from one body part or accessory of a familiar character, such as Patrick Star's shorts or Goku's hair. The player rebuilds it with hue, saturation and brightness (HSB) sliders.

Each guess is compared to the source color and scored from 0.00 to 10.00, and the final result is the average of the five round scores. The site describes it as a game for animation fans, meant for entertainment, color practice and general learning. Besides the cartoon character mode, the site has Brand Tone for colors from familiar logos and Flag Tone for national flag colors.

A Community mode serves questions that players make with an experimental Question Creator. Other features include an optional hint that costs one point per round, daily and all-time leaderboards, a shareable result card and a public wall for score posts. The site also has color utilities: an image color picker and RGB-to-HEX, HEX-to-RGB and HEX-to-Pantone converters.

Toon Me is an AI tool that redraws an uploaded photo of a person, pet or object as a cartoon in one of 11 styles, or in a custom style described by the user once a pack is bought. The game runs in phone, tablet and desktop browsers without a download or account. The site has localized versions in English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Russian, French, Turkish, Polish and Traditional Chinese.

It is an independent fan project built and maintained by Sam and is not affiliated with any cartoon studio. Playing is free, and the site uses advertising to help cover hosting and maintenance costs. Signed-in players can buy a 30-day ad-free pass for $2.99 or lifetime ad-free access for $4.99 as one-time payments.

Toon Me credits are sold in one-time packs, and the first toon is free.

Pricing: Free to play with ads; optional ad-free pass $2.99 for 30 days or $4.99 lifetime; Toon Me AI credits sold in one-time packs (first toon free)

Pricing model: Freemium

Features

  • Five-round game in which players recreate a cartoon character's missing color from memory
  • Hue, saturation and brightness sliders, with each round scored from 0.00 to 10.00
  • Brand Tone and Flag Tone modes using logo colors and national flag colors
  • Community mode with player-made questions from an experimental Question Creator
  • Daily and all-time leaderboards, shareable result cards and a public score wall
  • Optional hint that narrows one slider's range at a cost of one point
  • Image color picker plus RGB-to-HEX, HEX-to-RGB and HEX-to-Pantone converters
  • Toon Me AI tool that redraws an uploaded photo as a cartoon in one of 11 styles

FAQs

Common questions about Toon Tone — Official

Is Toon Tone free?
Yes. The game runs in the browser and needs no download, account or payment, and the site uses advertising to help cover its running costs. Signed-in players can buy a 30-day ad-free pass for $2.99 or lifetime ad-free access for $4.99 through Stripe as one-time payments. Toon Me AI pictures use credits sold in one-time packs. Credits do not expire, and the first toon is free.
How is the score calculated?
Each round is scored from 0.00 to 10.00 by how close the guess is to the hidden source color, and 10.00 is a perfect match. Using a hint takes 1 point off that round. A full game has five rounds, and the final result is the average of the five round scores.
What devices does Toon Tone work on?
Toon Tone is a responsive web game that runs in browsers on phones, tablets, laptops and desktops, and the sliders work with touch. Nothing needs to be installed.
Are there modes besides cartoon characters?
Yes. Brand Tone asks for colors from familiar logos, and Flag Tone asks for national flag colors. Community mode serves questions that players make with the experimental Question Creator. Publishing a question requires signing in, and each account can publish up to 3 questions.
Which languages does Toon Tone support?
The site has localized versions in English, Portuguese, Spanish, German, Russian, French, Turkish, Polish and Traditional Chinese.
Who makes Toon Tone?
The site at toontone.app is built and maintained by Sam. It is a fan-made project and is not affiliated with any cartoon studio, network or rights holder. Other sites that use the Toon Tone name are separate projects.