Coloring Page Maker

Contact

Mail to any of the addresses below reaches Amit Choukroun, who builds and runs the site. There is no support team and no ticket queue, so a clear message gets a faster answer than a form ever would.

Where to write

privacy@coloringpage.design
Privacy, data, and anything about the tool itself. Bug reports, a sheet that will not print, a question about what the site stores, or a request to exercise a data-protection right. This is the general mailbox: if you are unsure which to use, use this one.
legal@coloringpage.design
Copyright, takedowns, and the terms of use. Notices about the artwork or written content on the site, and questions about the terms. Please include the URL of the page concerned and enough detail to identify the material.
press@coloringpage.design
Press and media. Interview requests, screenshots at a usable resolution, and questions about how the conversion works for an article you are writing.

Reporting something broken

Because the conversion runs inside your browser rather than on a server, there are no logs on this end to look at — whatever went wrong happened on your machine and left no trace here. That makes the details in your message the only evidence available, so the more of this you can include, the better:

  • The address of the page you were on.
  • Your browser and operating system, and whether it is a phone, tablet, or computer.
  • What you expected to happen, and what happened instead.
  • A screenshot if the problem is visual. Please do not attach a photograph you would not want a stranger to see — describing it is almost always enough.

Things already answered

A good share of the mail that arrives is covered somewhere on the site, usually at more length than a reply would manage. Before writing, it may be quicker to check:

  • Pages printing grey, cropped, or with lines too faint — the printing guide covers paper, margins, and the print-dialog settings that cause it.
  • Messy or noisy output from a photograph — photo to coloring page explains which pictures convert cleanly and which settings to move.
  • What the site stores, and what the advertising sees — the privacy policy.
  • Whether you may print the sheets for a class, a party, or a shop — the terms of use set out what is allowed.

Suggesting a coloring page

The gallery grows by request more often than not. If there is a subject your children keep asking for and the site does not have it, say so — tell me roughly what the scene should show and how simple the lines need to be, and it may well end up in the gallery. The same goes for a collection that feels thin: ten sheets of something is easier to justify than one.

  • About this site

    Who makes it, why it runs locally, and how it is paid for.

  • Privacy policy

    What stays on your device, and what the ad and analytics code sees.

  • Terms of use

    What you may do with the sheets you print and the pages you make.