Paper
Regular 80 gsm printer paper is fine for colored pencils. For markers use 120 gsm or heavier, otherwise the ink bleeds through and the back of the sheet is ruined.
Our seasonal favorites, in time for crafting, gifting and decorating.
Clear shapes with thick outlines and large areas alternate with detailed scenes: animals, unicorns, vehicles and seasons. A new category goes live only once at least ten designs have been reviewed.
Every category holds printables across three difficulty levels. That way even siblings four years apart each find something they enjoy.
These collections guide you through the existing library and straight to suitable designs.
Large areas, clear outlines and motifs kids love. Every page is ready to print.
From the garden bee to the whale — the biggest theme on the site.
39In step with the calendar, in time for crafting and gifting.
23Everything that drives, flies, floats or builds.
18Unicorns, dragons, knights — no colour is wrong here.
9For the first day of school, the birthday party and the afternoon in between.
13Large areas, clear outlines — good for the first colour decisions.
8Mandalas, structured patterns and detailed designs, for switching off and getting absorbed.
Radial symmetry, a clear centre — the most searched pattern of all.
4Geometry, vines and tiles — steady work without a subject to get right.
7Whole pictures instead of patterns, some with very fine lines.
7Not just colouring: work by numbers or paint onto film.
2Fineline, florals, mandalas and elongated layouts: clean black-and-white designs to take to your tattoo studio.
These designs are a starting point. Always have size, placement and technical execution assessed by a professional tattoo studio.
A coloring page always looks good on screen. Whether it colors well is decided at the printer.
Regular 80 gsm printer paper is fine for colored pencils. For markers use 120 gsm or heavier, otherwise the ink bleeds through and the back of the sheet is ruined.
Set Actual Size or 100% in the print dialog, not "Fit to page". Otherwise the design shrinks and the lines close in on each other.
Print in grayscale. The pages are pure black on white anyway, and it saves your color cartridges.
Go ahead and turn it on. With outlines and no fills you barely see a difference, but it is much faster.
Every printable states its difficulty level. As a rough guide:
A few large areas, thick outlines, a single motif with no background. Anything smaller than a fingertip is frustrating at this age.
Recognisable figures with a little detail around them, medium-sized areas. This is where kids start choosing colors deliberately.
Whole scenes, more detail, sometimes a pattern in the background.
Mandalas and fine ornaments. A good mandala keeps you busy for an hour or more.
Yes. All 2,600 published coloring pages can be downloaded and printed without an account and without signing up.
Yes. For preschool, school, after-school care or a birthday party you can print and hand them out as often as you like.
A PDF in A4 for printing and a PNG if you want to work with the image further. Both are available on every page.
That is deliberate. Designs for young children have deliberately thick outlines so the areas stay clearly separated. Mandalas for adults use finer lines.
The motifs are generated with AI and then reviewed, cleaned up and prepared for print by us. Designs with open outlines or weak rendering do not make it onto the site.
For private use and in everyday teaching, gladly. If you want to use them commercially, drop us a line and we will sort it out case by case.