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My ColoringBook.ai Adventure: How I Accidentally Became a Coloring Book Tycoon

My Experience So Far

Let me paint you a picture (pun intended): I'm someone who can barely draw stick figures, yet last week I created a bestselling dinosaur coloring book in 20 minutes. That's the magic of ColoringBook AI—it turns klutzy creatives like me into legit digital artists.

I tested it like a mad scientist:

- Fed it wild prompts like "steampunk unicorn café" → got a printable masterpiece

- Uploaded my cat's blurry photo → transformed into a colorable cartoon

- Typed "abstract emotions" → received therapy-worthy mandalas

The AI doesn't just spit out generic pages—it gets nuance. Want thicker lines for kids? A moody aesthetic for adults? One slider tweak and boom: custom art that looks hand-drawn.

What I Like

Brainless Simplicity

No design skills? Perfect. Type "space kittens", pick a style (chibi! vintage! anime! ), and download print-ready PDFs. My 8-year-old niece could do it—and did.

Niche Superpowers

While other tools churn out basic animals, ColoringBook.ai nailed obscure requests like "Medieval tavern brawl" and "bioluminescent deep-sea worms". Hello, underserved markets!

Profit-Ready Outputs

KDP/Etsy sellers, rejoice: 300DPI files, commercial licenses, and batch generation let me pump out 10 themed books in a weekend. Cha-ching.

Style Chameleon

Switched between children's bold-line and adult intricate styles mid-project. Felt like having 100 artists on payroll.

What I Dislike

Credit Hunger Games

Free tier is generous but *so* addictive you'll hit limits fast. I upgraded to Unlimited ($47) after my 5th dinosaur book obsession.

Occasional Wonkiness

1/10 generations had a derpy unicorn horn or asymmetrical mandala. Easy to re-roll, but perfectionists might sweat.

No Offline Mode

Stuck on a plane? No coloring book empire-building for you.

Final Verdict

9.5/10 – Like Canva for Coloring Books

If you want to:

- Sell books (KDP/Amazon warriors, this is your secret weapon)

- Spark creativity (kids, therapists, bored office workers)

- Print personalized gifts (grandma's dog as a Renaissance portrait? Yes. )

this tool is a *stupidly* good value. The $17 launch price feels like robbery.