About ColoringPark

A free library of printable coloring pages, run by one person who got tired of popups, blurry JPGs and sign-up walls on every other coloring site.

Why this site exists

Printing a coloring page should take one click. On most sites it takes a cookie banner, a newsletter popup, an ad-filled print page and a low-resolution image that comes out of the printer looking soft. ColoringPark is the site we wanted instead: every page is a crisp PDF in Letter and A4, there is nothing to sign up for, and the download button is always the biggest thing on the page.

Who runs it

ColoringPark is made by Varun, a web developer and publisher, and reviewed by hand before anything is published. There is no team of writers and no content farm behind it. If you want to reach the person who runs the site, the contact page goes straight to him.

Where the pages come from

The drawings come from two sources: artwork licensed for publication here, and pages drawn for the site. Every page then goes through the same process. It is converted to pure black lines on white, traced into a vector file so it stays sharp at any size, laid out with half-inch margins on both paper sizes, and checked by a person for grey shading, broken lines and clipped edges. Pages that fail are not published.

What you can do with the pages

Print as many as you like for your family or your classroom. Hand them out, use them in lessons, put them on the fridge. The license page spells out the few things we ask you not to do, which come down to not reselling the files or re-uploading them as your own.

The numbers today

1,707 pages across 16 themes, and more added every week. If a theme you need is missing, tell us; requests shape what gets drawn next.