How much does a custom dog coloring book cost?

A five-page book uses 50 credits. Credit packs start at $9 for 100 credits, enough for two books. New accounts get 20 free credits for a two-page preview, so you can see your own dog drawn before paying.

What photo of my dog works best?

A sharp photo with the face clearly visible and, ideally, the full body at a three-quarter angle. Daylight and a plain background help. Avoid photos where the dog is mid-shake, very far away or partly hidden.

Is it printable at home?

Yes. Print the PDF on a home printer with fit to page turned on, one coloring page per sheet, or print single pages from the PNG files. For a bound book, the PDF is already sized for Amazon KDP trim.

Can I sell dog coloring books I make?

Yes. Every book includes a commercial license, so you can offer custom dog coloring books on Etsy or publish on KDP, as long as you have the rights to the photos you upload.

Custom dog coloring book

A Custom Coloring Book of Your Dog, Made From One Photo

Upload a photo of your dog and LineArt draws a five-page coloring book starring that dog — its ears, its face, its markings — at the park, on the beach, in the snow, on the couch and in the bath. No drawing, no waiting on an illustrator: about six minutes from photo to printable PDF.

Try it free with your photo See a real, unedited run

Free 2-page preview from your own photo · 20 free credits · No card required

Source photo: a golden retriever puppy lying on grass — One ordinary puppy photo

The golden retriever puppy as a realistic coloring page in a park — Park

The golden retriever puppy as a realistic coloring page on the beach — Beach

The golden retriever puppy as a realistic coloring page in the snow — Snow

How it works

1
Upload one photo of your dog
Face in focus, ideally the whole body. The puppy photo above is a single snapshot on the grass; nothing else was provided.
2
Pick realistic or cartoon
Realistic keeps the breed, coat and ear shape for older kids and adults. Cartoon turns your dog into a big-eyed character that small children can color.
3
Preview, then download the book
See two pages free, then finish all five. You get each page as a PNG and one print-ready PDF with a cover.

Two styles, same subject

Realistic keeps the likeness for adults and older kids. Cartoon turns the same photo into a big-eyed character for toddlers. Both come from the one photo on the left.

Source photo of a dog used for both styles — Your photo

The same dog drawn as a realistic coloring page — Realistic

The same dog drawn as a cartoon coloring page — Cartoon

Your dog, not a generic dog

Most dog coloring books are a breed lineup: a beagle, a poodle, a husky. A custom dog coloring book is different because every page has one dog in it, and it is yours. The golden retriever puppy above keeps the same face, soft ears and fluffy coat across all five scenes, which is what makes a child say that is our dog before they pick up a crayon.

Any breed works, and so do mixed breeds, which are exactly the dogs no store-bought book has. Distinctive features carry through best: a Dalmatian’s spots, a husky’s mask, a corgi’s ears, one floppy ear and one up. If your dog wears a favorite bandana or harness, leave it on in the photo and it will appear on every page.

Gifts for dog lovers, and books for dogs that are gone

A custom dog coloring book is a small gift that feels personal: for a child who just got a puppy, a grandparent who misses the family dog, a friend’s birthday, or a new-adoption anniversary. Print it at home and staple it, or send the PDF to a local print shop for a bound copy.

It is also a gentle keepsake after a dog has died. An old photo is enough, and coloring the pages together gives children a quiet way to remember the dog.

Realistic or cartoon: which to choose

Realistic style draws your dog the way a published dog breed coloring book would, with correct proportions and the coat drawn as line pattern. It suits older kids, adults and anyone framing the pages. Cartoon style keeps the overall shape and coat but gives the dog a big head and big eyes, with thick outlines that small hands can stay inside. Our Labrador case study shows the same kind of dog in both styles so you can compare before choosing.

What it costs

Free two-page preview of your own photo before you pay anything
Full five-page books start at $9 (100 credits, enough for two books)
Every book includes PNG pages and a print-ready PDF with cover
Commercial license included: sell what you make

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Frequently asked questions

Make a coloring book of your dog

Upload one photo, preview two pages free, and finish the five-page book if it looks like your dog. About six minutes from photo to PDF.

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