Extra! Extra!
A brand-new coloring page, hot off the press — delivered on your schedule.
Tell us who's coloring — a kid, yourself, someone you care for — and a one-of-a-kind printable page arrives in your inbox daily, a few times a week, or weekly, morning or evening, at the time you choose. No two editions alike. No two colorers alike, either.
Who's doing the coloring?
How it works
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Tell us about them
Two minutes of questions: age, interests, how detailed the lines should be.
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We draw the first one now
Watch a page get made just for them, on the spot. Print it right away.
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Then it's in your inbox — daily
A fresh printable page lands in your email on the days and at the time you pick — morning or evening. Print at home and color — nothing ships.
Let's make a page. Who's it for?
Tell us about your little colorer
Tell us what you love
Tell us about them
Great pages come from a life's favorite things. Big, clear, dignified lines — never childish.
The Coloring Post makes activity pages for enjoyment. It isn't a medical or therapeutic product, and we never ask about health conditions.
Sharpening the crayons…
Your page is being drawn from scratch — about 20 seconds.
Hot off the press!
On a phone? Press and hold the picture to save it to your photos, then print anytime.
Want one of these waiting every morning?
Where should we deliver?
We store only your email and the interests you picked — a first name and age range at most, never more, never shared. Unsubscribe anytime with one click.
You're on the subscriber list!
Your free week is reserved. We're adding subscribers edition by edition — you'll get a welcome page in your inbox soon, then a fresh one at your chosen time.
Meanwhile, your first page is ready to print ↑
Every page is drawn fresh for one person. Our own characters and scenes — never traced, never trademarked.
Pages arrive as print-ready files — crisp black lines sized for letter paper. Nothing ships, nothing to wait for.
A first name, an age range, a few interests. That's everything we know, and everything we'll ever ask.