ColoringPageMaker
Coloring pages drawn from your own words, ready to print
Design Tools·AI & Machine Learning·Education
What is ColoringPageMaker?
ColoringPageMaker turns a short description into a black-and-white coloring page you can print. Pick simple lines for ages 3 to 6, medium for 6 to 12 or detailed for adults, describe the scene, and download a letter-size PDF, usually within 40 seconds. Theme pages give example prompts for animals, mandalas, unicorns, dinosaurs and holidays.
It suits parents and teachers who want a particular picture, and sellers of Etsy printables and KDP coloring books.
Free: 2 pages a day with no account, one watermarked page per PDF, personal use. Pro is 9 USD once, no subscription: up to 150 pages a day, no watermark, a combined PDF book and commercial use.
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$10K each in, ~50% EBITDA from inception to exit
Brett and Zack each chipped in ~$10K to start, then ran ~50% EBITDA margins every month from launch through the Quizlet acquisition. That financial discipline kept them cash-flow positive throughout — which gave them real optionality on the deal rather than negotiating from desperation.
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Cross-post the same value piece across 10+ subreddits — volume drives front-page odds
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