Pick a theme and a level
Dinosaurs or the deep sea, thick easy outlines or fine detailed ones. Type the title you want on the cover.
about 30 seconds
For Kids · coloring books
Twenty-four drawings.
Twenty-four drawings.
Nobody else has yours.
Pick a theme, pick how hard the lines should be, name it. You get twenty-four line-art pages and a colour cover as files you can print tonight.
Flip through a real book
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subscriptions
$0 a monthon AI of your own — no image generator to rent, no prompt packs, no design app
0 lessonsnothing to learn and nothing to set up: you pick a theme, the drawing is our job
$5.99 once24 pages and a colour cover, print-ready — and unique, so you may sell it
Doing this yourself means renting an image generator by the month, a few evenings learning to talk to it, and then a pile of pages a printer still will not take. Here you pay once, for one book. We draw all of it and build the print files, and the drawings are made for you alone — so the book can be listed on Amazon or Etsy the same evening. Nothing to cancel, nothing renews.
From the shelf · $3.99
Finished books, ready to print.
Someone else's order, drawn and done. Same file for everyone who buys it, so these are for printing at home — not for reselling.
Made to order · $5.99 · yours to sell
A book you can list on Amazon or Etsy tonight.
- $5.99 a book — list it for whatever you like.
- 8.5×11" interior, gutter and bleed already right.
- Wrap-around cover with the spine measured for your page count.
- One file works in both shops.
- Both only ask you to tick their AI-disclosure box.
- No Canva, no prompt vault, no subscription.
No subscription · pay once · it is yours
Actual pages out of actual books — nothing here is a mock-up.
How a book gets made
Three steps, and then it is done.
We draw the whole book
Twenty-four pages and a colour cover, all in one style so the book holds together front to back.
about three minutes
Take the files
An A4 PDF for the printer at home, plus an 8.5×11" interior and wrap-around cover for KDP.
yours to keep
Made once · sold any number of times
Draw it once. Sell it again and again.
A coloring book is not stock. There is no tenth copy to pay for and no hundredth to reprint — the file you get tonight is the same file that sells next spring, and nothing about it ever runs out.
Someone you will never meet prints your book.
They found it in a shop, liked the cover, bought it. You were asleep, or at work, or making dinner.
The book has paid for itself.
Two sales cover the $5.99 it cost to make. From here on the book owes you nothing.
The file never runs out.
No stock to buy, nothing to reprint, nothing to put in the post. One file, as many times as anyone wants it.
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Amazon KDP
Prints and posts every copy for you, anywhere in the world. You upload once and never touch a parcel.
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Etsy
Sell it as a download. Nothing is printed, nothing is shipped — the file simply arrives.
For anyone who wants to check the sums: on KDP a book listed at $9.99 pays a 60% royalty of $5.99, less about $1.60 of printing — roughly $4.40 a copy. On Etsy, listed at $6.00, less a $0.20 listing fee and about 10% in fees — roughly $5.20 a copy. Both platforms publish and change their own rates, so check their calculators before you price anything. How many copies you sell is entirely up to you, and we promise nothing.
Your shelf starts with one book.
Start my shelf — $5.99
Straight talk
This is not a button that prints money.
It is a tool, not an income. It hands you a finished file for $5.99 and stops there. Whether anyone buys the book is a separate job — listing it, describing it, choosing who it is for. We do the drawing. The rest is work.
The market is getting crowded. Coloring books are one of the easiest things to publish, which means plenty of people are publishing them. A book that is merely fine will sit unbought next to nine hundred other books that are merely fine.
What you bring is judgement. Knowing that four-year-olds need thicker lines. Knowing that "dinosaurs" sells and "prehistoric fauna" does not. Knowing which of the twenty-four pages to reroll. None of that is in the file — it is in you.
We promise no sales, and we will never show you someone else's dashboard screenshot as proof of anything. If a page ever quotes you a monthly figure, close the tab.
If what you want is a magic button, keep your $5.99.
More than one
A shelf costs less than one illustrator's morning.
In the works
Making the book is the easy half. We are building the other one.
Two things are coming, and the second matters more than the first.
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A short course on getting listed
Plain language: opening a KDP account without getting stuck on the tax form, uploading an interior and a cover, and writing a listing that says who the book is for. No jargon, no upsell at the end.
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A shop of your own
Your coloring books sold from your own storefront, on your own subdomain, built with the same constructor you drew them in — so Amazon and Etsy stop being the only two doors out.
Fair questions
The things people actually ask.
Am I allowed to sell art a machine helped draw?
Yes, on both platforms. Amazon KDP and Etsy each ask you to tick a box declaring that the artwork was machine-assisted — you tick it, and you list the book. Neither shop bans it. What they do ban is uploading someone else's file and calling it yours, which is exactly what "made to order" protects you from.
Is my book really unique, or does everyone get the same one?
A made-to-order book is drawn for your order and nobody else's — that file is yours alone, and it is the only one you may sell. The $3.99 shelf books are the opposite: one file, many buyers, personal printing only. If you plan to publish, buy made-to-order.
Do I need Canva, or design skills, or any of that?
No. The interior arrives at 8.5×11" with the gutter and bleed already correct, and the cover arrives wrap-around with the spine measured for your page count. You upload two files and fill in the form. There is nothing to lay out and nothing to redraw.
What if one of the pages comes out badly?
It happens — a hand with too many fingers, a shape that reads as nothing. You reroll that page. It is one page out of twenty-four, not the whole book, and you look at every page before anything goes near a shop.
Is there a subscription hiding somewhere in this?
There is not. $5.99 for one book, $24.99 for five, $44.99 for ten, and then nothing. No trial that renews, no card kept on file for later, no credits that expire. You buy a book the way you buy a book.
Honestly, I only want something to colour with my child.
Then take the first half of this page and ignore the rest. Pick a theme, print the A4 PDF, put it on the table with a tin of pencils. That is a complete and perfectly good reason to be here, and the business half will still be sitting here in a year if you ever get curious.
Nothing to decide yet
Pick a theme. See the first spread free.
We draw the cover and page one before you decide anything at all — if the style is not what you pictured, you close the tab and you are out nothing.
Start a coloring book