Party favours that didn’t end up in the trash

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Dana K., Brooklyn

Printed mini books and tossed in a pack of crayons for my son’s birthday bags. Parents were asking for the link before the cake was even cut.

Rainy day lifesaver

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Carla M., Seattle

Got the PDF in less than 2 days, printed it at home. My two kids colored themselves while I finally drank hot coffee. 10/10.

No more back-seat fighting

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Ben & Jess P., Denver

Downloaded the digital version for a 6-hour road trip. Kids used the iPad to color their own faces. Zero arguments, zero mess. Worth the 15 bucks.

Instant grandma gift

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Leo F., Tampa

Realised Nana’s birthday was in two days, panic-ordered the digital file, printed at Walgreens, boom. She’s been coloring the cruise photos all week.

Teacher-approved

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Ms. Anderson, Des Moines

I’m a 2nd-grade teacher. Turned class pics into pages for indoor recess. Kids were weirdly quiet, principal walked in and thought I bribed them.

Better than screen time

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Julie R., Boise

Friday night we usually cave to tablets. Gave them this book instead, they colored their camp photos and forgot the TV. Small miracle tbh

Dog parents rejoice

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Marco D., Chicago

Made a book of our corgi doing dumb stuff. My girlfriend coloured the whole thing on the couch and kept giggling. Best $30 we’ve spent on that dog, no contest.

Engagement party hit

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Priya & Max, Atlanta

Turned our engagement pics into a little coloring book and left one at each table. Guests coloured while we mingled and took them home for keeps. It beat the heck out of boring favours.

Grandpa in tears, in a good way

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Erin T., Spokane

Mailed the book to my parents a thousand miles away. We video-chatted while Dad colored his own fishing trip. He actually cried happy tears. Totally worth the extra postage.