Make your own coloring book β€” free, in five minutes

A store-bought coloring book is someone else's selection. Yours can be exactly what one specific kid loves: their themes, their difficulty, their name on the cover β€” and, if you like, a story before every drawing. Here is how, start to finish.

1

Collect your pages

Browse any collection and tap the πŸ“– button on the pages you love β€” they land in your book (up to 24). Mix themes freely: dinosaurs next to mermaids is exactly the point.

2

Order them your way

Open My Book and drag the pages into the order you want β€” easy warm-ups first, the big detailed one as the grand finale.

3

Design the cover

Give the book a title, add the child's name in colorable outline letters, and pick a style: Classic (sticker look) or Storybook (a full-color drawing as the cover).

4

Choose your edition

Standard = just the drawings. Storybook edition = each drawing is preceded by its own story page, turning the book into a read-and-color storybook.

5

Download & print

One click builds a real PDF β€” title page with contents, your pages in order, a back cover with a mosaic of the drawings inside. Print it, staple it, gift it.

Ideas that work really well

The birthday book β€” 12 pages around the party theme, the birthday kid's name on the cover, one copy per guest. The road-trip book β€” a mix of easy and detailed pages, stapled, with a fresh pencil case. The classroom reader β€” Storybook edition: read the story aloud, then everyone colors the scene. The grandparent gift β€” their grandchild's name on the cover does all the work.

Good to know

The book is a standard PDF: it prints anywhere (home, library, print shop) on US letter paper. Everything happens in your browser β€” no account, no upload, and your selection stays saved on your device between visits. The whole feature is free, up to 24 pages per book, and you can build as many books as you like.

Your book is five minutes away.

Related guides: how to print Β· add a name to any page Β· the stories on every page