Mail a lesson. Get a coloring page back.

Email a Bible lesson or a sentence to draw@churchcoloringpage.com. Churchpages draws a printable coloring page and sends the PDF back. First try is free.

Send mail to draw@churchcoloringpage.com. No account. Just an email.

How it works

Email the address. A sentence is enough. A lesson PDF or photo works too.
Wait for the drawing. We send a printable PDF and a PNG back.
Reply to polish. “Make the boat bigger” is a perfectly good polish.
Keep going. Plus and Pro get more and better everything.

How it works, in full

Who it is for

Sunday school teachers. Forward the lesson PDF you already have. We read it and draw a page the class can color after the story.
Kids. A sentence works. “Jesus and the boat” is a whole page. Reply if you want the boat bigger.

Plans

Try it — 1 page, 2 revisions, 2 reference photos, kept 7 days.
Free — 1 page a week, 10 revisions a week, for 10 weeks, then paid. 2 reference photos, library 7 days.
Plus — $2 / month or $20 / year. 5 pages a week, 10 revisions per page, 10 emails, 6 reference photos, two-page PDF, library 1 year.
Pro — $10 / month. Unlimited pages, unlimited people, 6 reference photos, two-page PDF, one verified church domain, library forever.

Questions

Do I need an account to get a coloring page?

No. Email draw@churchcoloringpage.com. The first try is free: one page and two revisions for that inbox. After that, make an account if you want to keep going.

What should I put in the email?

A short description is enough: a Bible story, a Sunday school theme, or “a little white church under an oak.” You can also attach a lesson PDF or a photo and we will draw from that.

Can I send a Sunday school lesson PDF?

Yes. Attach the lesson, a newsletter, or a photo. Churchpages reads what you sent and draws a black-and-white coloring page from it. Signed-out and Free look at 2 photos; Plus and Pro look at 6.

What do I get back?

A printable PDF and a PNG, sized for letter or A4, with thick outlines kids can color. No account required to receive that first page.

Can I ask for a revision?

Reply to the finished email. Say what to change — “make the boat bigger,” “add a dove,” “fewer people.” Guest inboxes get two revisions on that first page.

Is Churchpages free?

The first page is free. A free account adds one new page each week for 10 weeks, with 10 revisions a week, then a paid plan. Plus is $2 a month or $20 a year for more pages and revisions. Pro is $10 a month for a church that wants unlimited pages and a verified domain.

Can a whole church use it?

Pro lets you verify one church domain so people on that email domain can send without being added one by one. Start with a single email if you are just trying it.