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Official AI Coloring Book by ColoringBooks.ai
$2.99
The “Official AI Coloring Book” by ColoringBooks.ai, developed by an original US-based AI image generator designed and powered by Really Big Coloring Books®, Inc., St. Louis, MO.
ColoringBooks.AI – a platform created, owned, and powered by a well-established coloring book publisher, Really Big Coloring Books®, that helps users create, upload, print, bind, and distribute AI-assisted coloring books, marketed as a “complete coloring book solution.”
- Essential Elements of Strong Coloring Book Prompts
- Core Structure of a Strong Prompt
- Specifying Audience and Complexity
- Ensuring Clean, Printable Line Art
- Maintaining Style and Consistency for a Full Book
- Prompt Formulas for Common Coloring Pages
- For more information call Really Big Coloring Books, Inc. in St. Louis, MO 314-695-5757 or email: [email protected]
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Official AI Coloring Book by ColoringBooks.ai, developed by ColoringBooks.ai, an original US-based AI image generator designed by Really Big Coloring Books®, Inc., St. Louis, MO.
How to Write Effective AI Coloring Book Prompts
Essential Elements of Strong Coloring Book Prompts
Tips from Really Big Coloring Books®, Inc. the world’s original coloring book webpage https://ColoringBook.com, and the owner of https://ColoringBooks.ai.
Good AI coloring-book prompts must clearly define the intended audience, subject, artistic style, and technical constraints for the line art. Following a fixed template helps ensure clarity and consistency in results, making it easier to generate high-quality, print-ready coloring pages.
Core Structure of a Strong Prompt
A reliable way to structure prompts is to use the following template:
- [subject] + [audience/complexity] + “coloring book page” + [line-art constraints] + [style] + [background/layout]
Here are example prompts using this structure:
- “Cute baby animals, children’s coloring book page, simple bold outlines, black and white, no shading, clean lines, white background.”
- “Intricate mandala, adult coloring book page, highly detailed line art, thin lines, high contrast, no grayscale, white background.”
Specifying Audience and Complexity
Clearly indicating the target audience helps determine the level of detail and line style:
- For toddlers: Use simple shapes, very few details, very thick outlines, and large open spaces.
- For kids: opt for moderate detail, medium outlines, and recognizable scenes such as school, farm, or fantasy themes. Avoid tiny patterns.
- For adults: Include intricate patterns, thin lines, dense details, and use terms like “stress relief” or “zentangle” style.
Helpful descriptors include “for toddlers,” “for kids age 4–8,” “adult coloring book,” “intricate and highly detailed,” and “simple and minimal detail.”
Ensuring Clean, Printable Line Art
To guarantee line art is suitable for printing and coloring, including technical constraints that prevent the model from adding shading or color. Examples include:
- “Black and white line art, no color, no shading, no grayscale, high contrast.”
- “Simple bold outlines” for kids or “fine, crisp line work” for adults
- “White background, no background texture, no drop shadows.”
Adding “coloring book page” or “print-ready coloring page” can act as a style hint for many models, leading to better results.
Maintaining Style and Consistency for a Full Book
For a cohesive coloring book, reuse a select set of style phrases across all prompts. Pick one or two style anchors and repeat them. For example:
- “Cute cartoon style, children’s coloring book” for kids
- “Vintage engraving style, adult coloring book” or “zentangle pattern style” for adults
Maintain consistent framing, such as “centered character, full body, minimal background” or “scene with foreground character and simple background elements.” In batch generation workflows, a common technique is to automatically append a standard suffix, such as “coloring book page for kids, simple bold outlines, black and white, no shading, white background,” to any user-provided subject.
Prompt Formulas for Common Coloring Pages
- Animals for kids: “A [animal] doing [activity], children’s coloring book page, cute cartoon style, simple bold outlines, black and white line art, no shading, white background.”
- Educational pages: “[subject], educational coloring page for kids, clear labels, simple shapes, medium-thick outlines, black and white, no shading, lots of white space.”
- Pattern/mandala pages: “Complex [theme] mandala, adult coloring book page, highly detailed line art, thin crisp lines, no color, no shading, white background.”
Start with these templates and then refine them with relevant keywords for your niche, such as “bioluminescent sea creatures,” “cozy cabins,” or “kawaii desserts.” Professionals commonly use this workflow to create targeted, appealing coloring-book content.
For more information call Really Big Coloring Books, Inc. in St. Louis, MO 314-695-5757 or email: [email protected]
| ISBN: | 9781619539174 |
| UPC: | 822754391742 |
| Width: | 8.5 |
| Height: | 141 |
| Length: | .3 |
| Weight: | 6 oz. |
| Number of Pages: | 24 |
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