How to Print and Bind Your Digital Colouring Books

Step-by-step instructions for printing and binding your digital downloads at home.

Make your digital colouring or activity books feel like real, professional materials. Here’s how:

Choose the Right Paper: Use bright white, medium-weight paper (120–160gsm) for vibrant colours and minimal bleed-through.
Set Print Quality: Use the “Best” setting and choose “Fit to Page” or “Actual Size” depending on the design layout.
Print in Batches: To avoid printer jams or ink waste, print 5–10 pages at a time.
Binding Options:
- Staple along the edge and cover with coloured tape
- Use a 3-ring binder for flexibility
- Try a thermal binder for a polished look
Add a Cover Page: Download one of our free printable covers to personalize your book.

Start a Colouring Club for Kids | Free Guide

Everything you need to run a fun, weekly colouring club for kids at home or school.

Pick a Weekly Theme: Animals, outer space, holidays—rotate to keep things fresh.
Print in Advance: Use our pre-designed printable packs for each session.
Create a Club Wall: Display kids’ work proudly on a bulletin board or fridge.
Incentivize Participation: Offer stickers or small rewards.
Invite Others: Encourage friends, classmates, or siblings to join.

Learn sustainable ways to print and reuse your colouring pages.

Use Recycled Paper: Available at most office stores; eco-friendly and effective.
Print Double-Sided: Reduce paper usage while keeping books compact.
Use Soy or Eco Inks: Many modern home printers support them.
Digitally Colour: Load PDFs into apps like Procreate or Adobe Fresco.
Repurpose Pages: Use coloured pages as gift wrap, bookmarks, or decorations.

Discover unique activities to repurpose your colouring pages for decor, games, and mindfulness.

Wall Art: Frame your favourite designs or mount them on colourful cardstock.
Memory Games: Print two copies of mini pages and play match-the-pairs.
Mindfulness Moments: Set a timer and colour quietly for 10 minutes a day.
Seasonal Crafts: Turn coloured pages into festive garlands or cards.
Story Starters: Colour a character and write a story around it.