What you can do with these drawings

The short version. Print them, copy them, hand them out, color them, photograph the results and post them. Do not sell the files, do not bundle them into a product, and do not present them as your own artwork.

You may

• Print any sheet as many times as you want, at home or at work.
• Hand printed copies to a class, a daycare group, a scout troop, a library session, a care home or a hospital ward.
• Use them in a lesson plan, a worksheet pack or a holiday activity table.
• Post the PDF on a private class platform such as Google Classroom, Seesaw or Microsoft Teams, for the students of that class.
• Share a link to any page on this site, anywhere.
• Post photographs of finished, colored pages on social media.
• Use a finished, colored page on something you sell: a card, a canvas, a gift.

You may not

• Sell, license or give away the blank files, individually or in a pack.
• Upload the drawings to another website, print-on-demand service or app.
• Include them in a paid product, a subscription, a printable bundle or an ebook.
• Claim the artwork as your own, or remove any credit from a file that carries one.

Sheets with characters from films, games and TV

Some collections are drawn around characters that belong to other companies. This license covers our drawing work and nothing more, so for those sheets it allows personal, classroom and community use only. The copyright page explains why.

Common questions

Can I print these coloring pages for my class?

Yes. Print as many copies as the class needs, as often as you like, and hand them out. The same goes for a daycare, a library session, a scout troop or a care home.

Can I put a sheet in a worksheet pack for my students?

Yes, as long as the pack is not sold. A paid pack, including one listed on a teacher marketplace, counts as a paid product and is not allowed.

Can I upload a sheet to Google Classroom or another class platform?

Yes. Posting the PDF on Google Classroom, Seesaw, Microsoft Teams or a school learning platform is fine, as long as only the students and families of that class can open it. A public page or a shared drive anyone can reach counts as uploading the drawings to another website, so link to the sheet here instead.

Can I post my child’s finished page on Instagram or Facebook?

Yes. Photographs of finished, colored pages can go on any social network. A tag or a link back is welcome but never required.

Can I sell a page once it has been colored?

Yes, for our own drawings: a colored page can become a card, a framed picture or a gift you sell. Sheets with characters that belong to other companies are the exception, since this license does not cover them beyond personal, classroom and community use.

Can I put these pages in a coloring book I sell on Amazon KDP or another shop?

No. A coloring book, a printable download or a bundle sold on Amazon KDP or any other online shop is a paid product built from the blank files, which is exactly what the license rules out.

Can I share the PDF with another parent or teacher?

Share the link to the page instead: linking to any page on this site is allowed anywhere, and it takes the other person straight to the sheet. Giving away the blank files themselves is not allowed.

Do I need to credit Coloring Catalog?

No. See the attribution section below.

Schools and libraries

No permission is needed and no attribution is required. If your institution asks for written confirmation for a purchasing or compliance file, email us and you will get it the same week.

Attribution

Never required, always welcome. A link to coloringcatalog.com is the kind that keeps the drawings free.

Reporting misuse

If you find these files being sold somewhere, tell us. Sites reselling free printables are the reason free printables get harder to find. The contact page has the address.