It appears in the artwork straight away, before you pay.
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Print & color
The PDF arrives by email. Ordinary paper, any printer.
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A gift that doesn't exist until you type the name
No shop sells this one. Print it, staple it into a booklet, and watch them find their own name on the cover. Birthdays, Christmas, a long car journey, a rainy Sunday.
The name is drawn into the artwork itself, not stamped across it. On every page there is a place made for it — a banner, a castle wall, a signpost, a treasure chest — and the name is fitted to that surface, following its angle and curve. A short name fills the space; a long one is sized down so it still sits inside the shape. It looks drawn, because that is where it was meant to go.
A single PDF, sent to your email address. It holds a title page with your child's name plus 20 coloring pages, each one personalized. There is nothing to ship and nothing to wait for — you can print the first page within minutes of ordering.
As many times as you like, forever. The file is yours. Children colour the same page twice, colour one badly and want another, or hand one to a friend — printing again costs you nothing but paper.
Any home printer and ordinary paper will do. The pages are built for A4 and print just as well on US Letter. The drawings are black line art on white, so they use very little ink. If you want a sturdier result for crayons or markers, slightly thicker paper of about 120 gsm is worth the small extra cost.
Accented letters like é, ü and ñ are drawn properly, and hyphenated names such as Marie-Christine or Jean-Luc keep their capitals on both halves. Names up to about twenty characters fit. Very long names are scaled down to stay inside the space made for them, so nothing ever runs off the page.
Roughly three to eight. The outlines are thick and the shapes are open and generous, which is what a three- or four-year-old needs to stay inside a line. Older children are drawn in for a different reason: seeing their own name on every page makes the book theirs rather than just another coloring book.
It is one of the few gifts that cannot be bought in a shop, because it does not exist until the name is typed. It works for birthdays, Christmas, a new sibling arriving, a long journey, or a rainy afternoon. If you are giving it, print it and staple it into a booklet — the moment a child recognises their own name on the cover is worth the five minutes.
Yes, and you should. Type a name on any pack page and the preview redraws immediately with that name in place, on real pages from the pack. What you see is what you get — the pages you receive are the same drawings at full print resolution, without the preview watermark.
