Ask for a drawing

Which way to get in touch

• You want a coloring page we do not have: the form above.
• A sheet will not open, prints wrong or looks wrong: email [email protected].
• A question about using the drawings: read the license first, then email if it does not answer it.
• You own the rights to a character or drawing shown here: the copyright page says what to send.

Requesting a coloring page

The form sends your request straight to the list of sheets to draw next. There is no reply by email, because the answer is the drawing itself: if it can be drawn, it goes up on the site within 24 to 48 hours. Search for it then, or come back to the collection it belongs in.

The more specific, the better. “A hedgehog in autumn leaves for a five-year-old” gives something to draw; “animals” does not. Say who will color it if you can: a toddler needs big shapes, a grandparent may want detail. The form does not ask for your name or email address.

Something wrong with a sheet

If a PDF will not open, the lines print faint or a drawing does not match its title, email the page address and the title shown under the drawing. A sheet that is broken gets fixed or replaced.

Cut-off edges and gray lines are nearly always a printer setting, not the file. The printing guide fixes those in a minute, for Windows, Mac, phones and Chromebooks.

Using the drawings

Printing for home, a classroom, a library session or a party needs no permission and no credit; the license lists what is allowed and what is not. If your school or organization needs that in writing, or you have a use the license does not cover, email [email protected] and say what you have in mind.

Linking to the site from a school newsletter, a parenting blog or a library page needs no permission either.

Rights holders

If a drawing here uses your work and should not, the copyright and takedown page explains exactly what to include and what happens after you write.