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Makes printable coloring-page line art from a text prompt or an uploaded photo
ColorPage Lab converts a written description or an uploaded image into black-and-white line art sized for printing as a coloring page, dropping shading and keeping clean contours. It is aimed at parents, teachers and people who sell coloring books, and it also publishes a browsable library of ready-made free pages. Paid plans are metered in points, at roughly two points per image: Starter $9.99 a month for 300 points and up to 150 images, Hobby $19.99 for 900, Professional $39.99 for 3,000 and Business $99.99 for 15,000. Annual billing halves each figure and each tier is also sold as a one-time pack, from $19.99. Commercial use, batch mode and unwatermarked output are included at every paid level. The site runs an X account and a Discord but names no company beyond a two-letter copyright line.
Starter $9.99/month (300 points, up to 150 images), Hobby $19.99, Professional $39.99, Business $99.99. Annual billing quotes $4.99/$9.99/$19.99/$49.99 a month, charged as $59.99/$119.99/$239.99/$599.99 a year. One-time packs at $19.99/$39.99/$79.99/$199.99 give the same points with a one-year window. No free generation tier is listed on the pricing page; the free part of the site is a library of pre-made pages.
Use tool ↗It does one narrow job — clean printable outlines — and it does it from both prompts and photos, which is what separates it from generic image generators that shade everything. The one-time packs are the sensible purchase; the four-tier monthly ladder is far more plan structure than a coloring-page tool needs.
Watch out: The big discounted numbers on the pricing page are annual-billing rates; the yearly charge is 12 times that figure, up to $599.99 for Business.
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