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Design, create, and animate, then dive into fun games for kids. Play your way!
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
LEGO® Play is a set of creative tools for children, rated for ages 3 and up. Each tool is a separate mode inside the one app, covering drawing, filmmaking, 3D brick models and pattern design.
It suits children who already play with LEGO bricks and children who like making pictures, videos or stories.
The Creative Canvas is the general drawing space. The listing names building, art, drawing, photography and comics as the things it is used for.
The build we hold is LEGO® Play 2026.8.2 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The listing also names storytelling and video making as uses for the app's creative tools.
Stop-Motion Studio is the animation mode. It is built for making a film one frame at a time, with the child directing the scene.
The listing presents it as a way for children to make their own films rather than watch someone else's.
Brick Builder lets you assemble 3D LEGO creations. Pattern Designer covers a wider range, from patterns to characters and creatures.
Both modes are aimed at children who want to design something to build or draw from scratch.
The app includes tools to style an avatar and decorate a personal space. The listing describes these as ways for children to express their own taste.
They sit alongside the creative modes rather than replacing them.