How to Print Your Coloring Pages

How to Print Your Pages

Download

Open the PDF from your email or account – it opens on any device.

Print

Print on plain paper at US Letter or A4. Black & white saves ink.

Color

Use pencils, crayons or markers. Re-print favorites anytime.

Standard printer paper works well for pencils and crayons if you’re using markers, a slightly heavier cardstock (65–90lb) helps prevent bleed-through. Every page is sized for both US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) and A4, so it prints correctly wherever you are. No printer at home? The same PDF works perfectly taken to a local print shop like Staples or FedEx Office. Printing in black & white/grayscale saves ink without losing any detail, and since you own the file, there’s no limit on reprints today, next week, or every winter from now on.

  • Paper: Plain printer paper is fine for pencil and crayons, but if you’re using markers you’ll want a slightly thicker card stock(65-90lb) to prevent bleed.
  • Dimensions: Each page is formatted for both US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) and A4, so it prints correctly wherever you are.
  • Printer: Any inkjet or laser printer that you have in your home is reasonably viable to handle these. No printer at home? You can then take the PDF to any local print shop, like Staples or FedEx Office all you need to do is request standard black-and-white printing.
  • Ink-saving tip: Instead of printing color, print in black & white/grayscale mode (these are line-art outlines you won’t lose any detail).
  • Because you own the PDF, there is no limit print out one page today, a stack for a classroom next week; and every winter from now on using the same file.