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Coloring Books for Kids

A personal, printable coloring book from a theme and a child's name

Type a theme like "magical forest animals" and a child's name, pick up to ten pages, and the app makes a coloring book just for them: a cover with their name, then simple line drawings with thick black outlines, downloaded as an A4 PDF ready to print at home. A friendly chatbot sits alongside for kids to talk to while the pages are drawn.

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coloring-books-for-kids.app

A personal, printable coloring book from a theme and a child's name

Status: Released
Platform: Web
Stack: 7 technologies
Source: Open source

Why I built it

Store-bought coloring books are about someone else's favourite things. Kids light up when the book is about their own idea and has their name on the cover, so I wanted to make that possible in a few clicks.

My role

Sole developer.

How it fits together

4 layers

01React UI (generator + chatbot)
02Gemini plans the cover and page prompts
03Imagen draws each page
04jsPDF builds the A4 book

Key features

Personal cover with the child's name
Choose any theme and 1 to 10 pages
Clean black-outline drawings made for coloring
Download as a print-ready A4 PDF
Kid-friendly AI chatbot that uses simple, encouraging words

Built with

React 19
TypeScript
Vite
Tailwind CSS
Gemini 2.5 Flash
Imagen 4
jsPDF

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