Vokiuler 204 Colours Alcohol Pens Set with App – dual-tip alcohol markers in a carry case
Product description
If you want alcohol markers that feel straightforward to use, a set like this is built around two things: reliable dual tips for everyday drawing, and an app that helps you pick colours without guessing. On paper, the appeal is the combination of 204 dual-tip permanent alcohol markers plus an offline-capable colour-picking app, all packed into a carry case for travel.
Still, it’s worth being a bit realistic: alcohol marker performance depends heavily on paper choice and technique, and the app helps you match shades, but it can’t make up for that. If you’re expecting water-like blending on any surface, you may end up disappointed.
Key points
You get 204 coloured alcohol-based sketch markers with a classic dual-tip setup (chisel and fine), designed for varied line widths and more than one kind of shading. The set leans into planning your colours more efficiently through an accompanying app, which can suggest colour codes in three modes (Photo Picker, Shooting, and Hue). The app also works offline, which matters if you’re travelling or drawing somewhere with patchy signal.
The pens themselves are positioned as “instant to pick up” for adults, whether you’re a beginner building confidence or a hobbyist working on illustration, cards, manga-style pages, animation work, or graphic design tasks. There’s also a durable zipper carry bag included, plus a case organiser at the bottom to help keep pens standing upright.
What matters most
The dual tips are the main day-to-day driver here. With a broad chisel tip for wider strokes and quick fills, and a fine nib for crisp detail, the set is aimed at people who want one marker to cover both sketching and finishing touches.
If you’ve ever had a “two marker sizes” problem (wide strokes look right, but details suffer), this split approach is the practical fix. For a micro example: when colouring a simple cartoon character, you can lay down base colour with the chisel tip, then switch to the fine tip to tidy up outlines or add small highlights. It’s not a replacement for specialist liners, but it’s a sensible way to keep your workflow moving.
One limitation to note: chisel tips can be a bit less “control-friendly” on very tiny areas than round brush tips. If your work is mostly hair-fine line art, you might still want a dedicated fineliner set alongside.
Where it shines
This set is particularly well aligned with colour-planning and consistent shade selection. The app’s Photo Picker, Shooting, and Hue modes are there to help you locate the “ideal art markers” by recommending colour codes for the permanent alcohol pens. In other words, it’s meant to reduce the time spent flicking through caps or hunting for a close match.
You’ll also appreciate the organised caps and colour-coded setup described for faster identification—handy when your desk is messy (or when you’re doing a quick session before heading out).
Tech specs
- Type: alcohol-based art markers set
- Colours: 204 dual-tip markers
- Tips: chisel and fine (1–6 mm for the broad/chisel range, and 1 mm for the fine nib)
- Drying: described as one-second drying permanent alcohol ink
- App modes: Photo Picker, Shooting, Hue
- App connectivity: works offline
Who it’s for
It suits you if you’re an adult beginner, hobbyist, or working on illustration and creative projects where you want a lot of colours without constantly swapping between different marker types. If you care about portability, the included durable zipper carry bag is a straightforward win for keeping pens protected and easy to take with you.
The set also fits people doing things like highlighting, underlining, card making, manga/animation-style colouring, and general graphic design colour work—areas where a broad tip for coverage and a fine tip for definition genuinely matters.
That said, it may not suit you if your priority is very advanced blending on premium paper, or if you only work on high-detail line art and don’t need a wide-to-fine range. For those cases, you might find better results by building a more targeted set rather than going all-in on 204 colours.
Should you buy it?
Worth considering if you want a large 204-colour alcohol marker set with dual tips for both coverage and detail, plus a colour-picking companion app that works offline. The carry case setup also makes it easier to keep your tools together for at-home sessions and on-the-go practice.
Better avoided if you need ultra-precise micro-lining as your main output, or if you’re picky about paper compatibility and blending behaviour—because alcohol markers live and die by technique and surface. Also, if you don’t plan to use the app for colour selection, the “smart” part may feel like extra rather than value.
A simple way to decide: if you’ll actually use the Photo Picker/Shooting/Hue modes to find colours faster, this set can make your creative process smoother. If not, you may prefer a more basic alcohol marker range and spend your budget on paper and practice first.
Mini FAQ
Can the app be used without an internet connection?
Yes—it's described as working offline, which is useful when you’re drawing on the move.
Are the markers dual-ended?
Yes. They are described as classic double-ended markers with chisel and fine tips.
What kinds of projects are these aimed at?
The description calls out adult drawing and colouring, illustration, highlighting/underlining, designing, manga, animation, and card making.
What’s included with the set?
The set includes 204 alcohol-based markers, a marker case, and a colouring card, with the durable zipper carry bag for storage and travel.
What should you check before buying?
Make sure you’re happy with the broad-chisel plus fine-nib tip approach for your style, and remember alcohol marker results depend on paper and technique, not just the pen set alone.