How to use your digital coloring books & learning materials
Our digital products are designed with great attention to detail.
To ensure they look just as great at home as they do on the screen, here are a few pro tips:
1. The Right Paper
For Stories & Posters: It is best to use slightly thicker paper (e.g., 120g/m² or 160g/m²). This ensures vibrant colors and a high-quality feel, just like a real book.
For Coloring Pages: Standard copy paper is fine. However, if your children like to color with felt-tip pens or watercolors, we recommend using a slightly thicker paper here as well to prevent bleeding through.
For the storybook and posters, we recommend setting the print quality to "High" or "Photo" – this brings out the colours at their best. For colouring pages and learning materials, standard print quality is perfectly fine.
2. Format & Scaling
Our files are created in a generous A3 format.
However, you can easily print them on A4, A3, or US Letter:
Printing at home:
Open the PDF file on your computer.
Click on "Print" and look for the setting "Fit to page" or "Scale".
Your printer will automatically resize the image to fit your loaded paper (e.g., A4).
The text remains large and easy to read.
Printing at a print shop:
Would you like to print everything at once or in a large format?
Then simply go to a print shop of your choice and bring your PDF file – via USB stick, email, or directly from your phone.
PDF is accepted everywhere!
