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How to Create Personalized Coloring Books with Canva

teacher avatar Ronny Hermosa, Your Go-To Canva Guru

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction

      0:26

    • 2.

      Decide who the coloring book is for

      1:14

    • 3.

      Pick a personal theme for your coloring book

      2:24

    • 4.

      Choose a book format & lay out your pages

      2:36

    • 5.

      Find your coloring images

      9:56

    • 6.

      Search for some cool backgrounds

      10:24

    • 7.

      Personalize your coloring book cover

      8:00

    • 8.

      Fine tune your layout

      1:27

    • 9.

      Print your coloring book

      2:07

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About This Class

Are you the type that spends hours searching for the perfect gift?

We’ve all been there—struggling to find a meaningful, unique present for a loved one. Whether it’s a birthday, holiday, or special occasion, store-bought gifts often feel impersonal. But what if you could create something completely tailored to their personality, interests, and style?

That’s where personalized coloring books come in!
In this class, you’ll learn how to use Canva to craft beautifully customized coloring books that make unforgettable gifts. Whether you’re designing for a child who loves unicorns or an adult who enjoys intricate mandalas and motivational quotes, I’ll walk you through every step to create a book that truly speaks to them.

Who This Class is For

  • Canva beginners and experienced users alike

  • Anyone looking for a unique, DIY gift idea

  • Parents, grandparents, and friends who want to surprise loved ones with a thoughtful creation

  • Creative entrepreneurs interested in exploring Canva’s design potential

What You’ll Learn

  • How to plan a personalized coloring book: Identify the recipient’s interests and choose a theme.

  • Designing your pages in Canva: Discover how to find or create coloring-friendly illustrations and backgrounds.

  • Formatting and organizing your book: Learn the best layouts and structures for an engaging experience.

  • Customizing covers and special messages: Make your book extra personal with thoughtful details.

  • Printing options: Get tips on how to print and present your book as a polished final product.

Why Take This Class?

  • A Meaningful DIY Project – This isn’t just another Canva tutorial; it’s about creating something truly special for someone you love.

  • Step-by-Step Guidance – Follow along as I design two different books—one for a child, one for an adult—to illustrate different approaches.

  • Endless Creative Possibilities – Whether it’s whimsical unicorns or intricate patterns, you’ll have the tools to craft a book that suits any personality.

Practical Outcomes and Takeaways

  • A fully personalized coloring book, ready to print and gift.

  • Confidence in using Canva’s design tools to create unique projects.

  • A creative, relaxing process you can repeat for future gifts or personal use.

Setting Expectations

This class won’t turn you into a professional illustrator overnight, but you’ll gain the skills to design beautiful, personal coloring books using Canva’s vast library of elements. Also, this is not a POD (Print on Demand) class, I'll not teach you to create books you can monetize. No prior design experience is needed!

Join Now and Start Creating!

By the end of this class, you’ll have a one-of-a-kind coloring book that will delight and surprise someone special. Let’s dive in and bring your ideas to life!

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1. Introduction: Video, I'm going to show you how to create hyper personalized coloring books, kind of like this guy right here. Actually, this is not a hyper personalized coloring book. This is just a coloring book. These are all about providing a unique experience to a person that is dear to you. Listen, folks, I have eight simple steps for you to follow. So if you're ready, let's dive in. 2. Decide who the coloring book is for: Step number one seems very obvious, but if you're going to create a hyper personalized book, you kind of need to know and decide who the book is for because if I was to create a book for that little girl who come to my house, her name is valia, and she is a girl of a friend of mine. And she came here to our house while we were renovating because her father is the guy who is our interior designer, so he would visit us several times a week. When this little girl was here, I would give her this book, and she would start coloring so she colored a few different pages here, and that's really what inspired me. So a little girl is going to be very different from me creating a book for Diana, for example, right? So I'm kind of torn between the two. I'd love to surprise Valia the next time she comes to my house with a personalized coloring book. She would be like, super happy about this. But I also kind of want to give Diana a personalized book. So I'm not sure yet which road I'm going to go down to. That is step number one. Like, figure out and understand who the book is for. That is going to drive every single decision you make for this book. 3. Pick a personal theme for your coloring book: Picking a personal theme, obviously. So you kind of need to brainstorm some ideas of what this person is interested in, the kind of difficulty of drawing and coloring you are looking after, and also the kind of messaging you want your book to carry, right? Is it a purely image book? Do you want to have some quote in that book? What is the person who is going to receive the book? What's her or his state of mind at the moment? Like, what are you trying to achieve with the book? So all of these questions will lead to you picking so for me is decision time. I need to make up my mind for this tutorial. Let's say I'm going with the two books in parallel. So for each case study, I would say for each step of the Sorial, I will show you some examples for each target audience. So both alia and on the other side, Diana who is an adult and also my wife. So how do you pick a theme? Well, I would suggest you start with a good old list. Okay? So me, I'm hesitating between these two people Valia and Diana. So valia, she's 7-years-old. Diana is obviously an adult. What else do I have? I believe she likes unicorns. Diana, she likes spirituality. She's great at coloring. She loves India, and she likes positivity. So Walia, she likes unicorn. What else? I know about her. She colors pretty well from what I've seen in my book. She speaks Spanish, French and Catalan, Alright. So several languages. And she likes flowers. Okay, I think I have enough here. Maybe my overall theme for valia could be funny unicorns. Okay? And for Diana could be positive quotes with three kids backgrounds. Okay? So the background in Diana's images is going to be the part where she can color, but there will be also some positive quotes along the way. So somewhere in the design. So that would be where I land. Okay? So for both coloring books. 4. Choose a book format & lay out your pages: Alright, moving on to the next step. This is step number three already, and this one is all about choosing a book format and laying out the pages of that book. We don't need to create 100 page book. I think around 20 pages will be completely fine. But let me show you how I would work on this. So you could start searching simply for coloring coloring book search for coloring book, Kit coloring book. Let's try to find that. You see, bunch of kit coloring books already with different images, but they're not hyper personalized. You see, this is the main difference. Creating a coloring book is relatively easy, but a hyper personalized one, not that easy. But I just want to see the format of this book. So I'm going to click on this one. A four portrait. Okay, it seems like A four portrait is kind of the way to go. Going to be easier as well. This is definitely an A four format like a portrait. So I'm going to use the search bar right here and type in A four page. I'm not hitting Enter or anything. I'm just seeing what are the different options here. I see coloring page A four landscape. This sounds perfect. So let's go for this one. You see, I have already a few different templates here, but I'm just going to go for a white page, this one right here. Perfect. I have my first page. So what I'm going to do is to immediately go into Grid view, copy this, so Command C, and I'm just going to Command V like a madman. Until I get 20 pages. I let's go for 22 pages. So page one and 22 will be the cover, and then two to 21 will be all of our designs, our illustrations. Alright, so I have the structure right here. I'm going to actually add a little textbox right here to say cover and then copy that. Last page there, paste, and this is going to be the back cover. Perfect. And then all of the other pages will be design my customized design. Alright, I have my document type. I have laid out the structure of the book. Maybe page two could be a personalized message. So I am going to copy that textbooks, paste it here. So this could be a personalized message to the owner of the book. Perfect. That will make the book even more personalized. Now, everything is ready. Let's move on to the next step. 5. Find your coloring images: Or the next step is all about starting to search for and find your coloring images. Okay? So we are going to do this in two steps. So the first step will be to have your images. And the next step will be to have kind of, like, the cool backgrounds that will come behind your images, okay? And you will see that whether it is for valia or for Diana, we will have different strategies here to really make both the image and the background as personalized as possible. I have two versions of the book. The first one is the personalized coloring book for Diana. I'm going to write Diana in all caps. So from here, what I can do is to go to file, make a copy, very simple. Now that I have all of the structure, all of the pages, I can simply make a copy personalized coloring book four, and then this one, I will call. Ya. And so just like that, I now have my two coloring books, the one for Diana and then this other one right here for valia. So I'm going to be playing on both of these documents, but what I want to show you now, how do you search for your images. So for Diana, I want a positive quote that will be kind of like the main image if possible, that she can still color I imagine the background as some sort of intricate background that she can color with lots of shapes, lots of little swells and even kind of looking like mandala kind of style to remind her of India. So that's what I had in mind for Diana. Let's start with that. So first, let's search under my elements right here for some positive quote positive quote. I'm going to go search for graphics. This is what I want. Is. And so, yeah, what I recommend is to just start large your search and then go narrow and narrow and narrower. Okay? So trust the process. I want to find some quotes that are not cliche that are still inspirational but not too cliche. Smile each day. I like that, like the smile each day. So I'm going to make that big center. Okay, I'm going to leap this right here. You want to find more of the same style, click the three little dots. And I have a couple of options here. I see this is part of a collection, so I'm going to start here in that collection. Yeah, Bingo. This is amazing. This is a ton of positive quote right here, all written in the same font and same style. So this is actually perfect. I'm going to start browsing this so make your proud. This is good. Shine bright. Actually, you can be gorgeous, dream big. It's a new day. I like that it's a new day. Okay? It's a new day. I'm going to make this the same size. And you know what? I'm going to delete both of these and bring them back. I find a lot of good quotes right here. I don't know how many I have already. Let's see what the layers. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. I need four more. Do this. Alright, so I have all of my quotes right here. What I'm going to do is to select them all and then stretch them all. So they kind of all have about the same size. Okay? So I kind of want them to fit this save zone right here. So now, what I'm going to do is to speed up the video, but I'm going to cut every one of these quotes and paste one at the exact center of every single page, right? So I'm not going to bore you with me doing this, but I'm going to do it anyway. Alright, folks, this is my result. So far, I have separated all of these quotes that are at the same size and just kept one per page. Alright, let's switch over alia's side of things, right? So right here. So valia she's a little bit different. She doesn't like positivity quotes because I'm not sure she can read yet, but she likes Unicorn. So I'm going to start a different search from here and type in funny unicorns. Let's see. Okay, graphics, funny unicorns. I have a bunch of unicorns, but they are not the coloring type, okay? So there's one here. So if I see one, I'm just going to click on the three little dots and see animal cartoon vector Illustration. Yeah. Okay, so these are cool keywords. So illustration vector, funny that I could probably drawing. Okay, so I think I need to fine tune my keywords here, Unicorns, drawing, vector, uniform drawing. Okay, maybe I can add cute in here. Cute Unicorn drawing, sticker, cute unicorn drawing, maybe not vector, but sticker or lines. This is cool. Starting to see some interesting, I have mermaid unicorns. I can see this is probably part of a collection. Yeah, those are unicorn mermaid. That's a very specific type of graphic here. So cute unicorn line draw coloring book, cute unicorn coloring book. Let's see. Let's add a U in coloring Coloring book. Cute. Yeah, graphics now I have a multitude of unicorns. They're not particularly cute. This one is cute. This one is cute. Let's see if it's part of a collection. It's not. So what I'm trying to do here is to find this particular graphic right here and see if it's part of a collection or if I can find more of this in the same style. Let's see. So I have Valentine's Day coloring page. Let me see the more like this if I can find some more unicorns like this one. So it doesn't seem so. Maybe if I click on the contributor's name. Okay, I see some cool stuff here, like the dot to dot kind of drawings, some nice robots, some nice letters as well. I could use this as well, and she could, like dot to dot her own name. This is nice for Diana I'm going to start starring things here because there's a multitude of things I feel I can use for both books. So valia, I need L. I need a V. There's no here, L BLA. Okay, I need I and the Vi is here, and the V is here. Okay, I have everything for Val I'm not going to only use unicorns because she might get bored a bit. So, you know what? There's some cool unicorns. But I would love to also find. So maybe here is another one. This is also cool. This is nice for Diana. Let's go back to my document and cute unicorns. So I'm going to try to find something else, as well. So rainbows, stuff like that. Gonna click on the rainbow Rainbow unicorn. So you see, I'm clicking on different designs. This she'll probably like, This is also looking for your star, go to your project right here, go to folders, and all your projects, and you should see your start right here. Now I have all of this stuff that I kept here waiting for me right here in my star folders. So okay, I'm going to start adding the designs, okay, one by one. So I'm going to speed up the video because you don't need to see all of that. Okay, one thing I want to show you from here on this last page, I would like to write valia with these dot to dot letters. I only had the V and an I, I believe. So how do I find the other letters? Well, let me show you how to do that. I'm still in my start folder, so I need to click on the three little dots. And fortunately, I don't see any view more or view collection from here because I am still on the star folder and it doesn't give me all of the options. So my only option was to click on the creator's name, okay, A and K color. From here, I can access all of their design. And I see here the letter A, which is the next letter I need after this V. So now I can click on the three little dots. And I see this is part of a collection. So probably all the dot to dot, yes, perfect. I'm going to bring in the A right here. I'm going to delete the V, find the V back. There you go. VAL I A. Now, I have all the letters at the same size. You see why I did that, why I deleted the V, though I already had it here on my page because I want to scale them all at the same time. So now I have E valia. Yeah, okay, that's the first one. Perfect. Ava even helps me keep the same distance 0.3 there you go. Now I have all of it in one single word. I grouped it. You see? But yeah, Okay, so now it's all here on my page, and all I need is a little heart Unicorn, heart. Unicorn. R, yeah, I can use this lover heart. Right. He have these two parts. So this is gonna be super cute. Now, let's see the entire book. Perfect. I have four little illustrations, some rainbows, some robots, some unicorns, some cupcakes, some mermaids, some dot to dt things, some mazes. I think she would be super happy with this. Let's move on to the next step, which is to find some cool backgrounds to complement our designs. 6. Search for some cool backgrounds: Alright, let's start with alia's background. Okay? I believe most of the coloring and the writing will be done on the images. So not so much on the background, unlike the designs for Diana. So here, I probably need some subtle backgrounds. Okay? So let's get into page mode, and I'm going to find some pattern pattern background. Let's try with this keyword and see if I can find some cool background. So, for example, this is nice. I kind of like this kind of like mermaids scale kind of thing. So this could work, but I still need some sort of a shape behind my drawing. Otherwise, it's impossible to color over it. And probably use a background every three pages or so. So this one looks great. Probably could do some stuff like that, so put it back, and then here have something nice. I'm going to try this one. Set the images, the background. Yes. This is actually nice. So let me see. I have background, two, normal, no background. This, I guess, could use a background. I go to use this checkered background right here. This looks nice. Okay, but I could probably then lower this page. So I have this. I have this one, doesn't need a background. The Mermaid right here could use an aquatic background. This, for example, has background Alright, so I feel like I need to get back into great view here to spread my design. So, okay, I have three unicorns. I have mermaid. I have seahorse. I have starfish. Yes, that's good. Then more unicorns. Then more unicorns. Okay? This one could probably be spread, like, so mermaid. These two unicorns. Okay, I have a lot of unicorns facing the same way. I'm going to bring the cat here. This one needs a background. Perfect. Now, back into great view, I feel this is great. What I'm going to do is to find the shapes. So these actually look great. And for the shapes, I'm going to go for irregular shapes in my graphics. I feel like this one is great. Going to rotate it, and then I'm going to make sure it covers the entire image. Like, so make it white and use the position button to push it backward once. Okay? Great. I need to slightly resize my image here and there you go. I have a page right here that is ready to be colored, and I kind of like it. So great. Now, I can move to the next page. This one right here, I need to find another shape like this one, for example, you see what I'm doing, I'm just using these irregular shapes as a way to provide enough of a background for covering my entire drawing. Okay? I need to find the right positioning. Probably, so there you go. There. Okay, so make this white. And again, use the position button, push it backwards. Perfect. Yeah, this is nice. She can continue the color of the grass and everything. Okay, Mermaid here, she already has everything she needs. So no need to add a background, but here, yes, this one, we do. Okay. Now, I'm pretty happy with all of this. Let me go back to GridView because these two here are touching each other. Okay? So what can I do in order to prevent that? So I could go like, so Yep this one could be here after the robot. Okay. Now, this looks like a more even distribution of these pages. So yeah, I'm pretty happy with these results. There's just one thing here with this Unicorn. Cute pastel background. I probably need to change this image right here because it's not matching the color palette. This is a more. Maybe I would like to have the cloud here. Okay, this is better. Now I have a pretty much consistent color palette with unicorn stuff, rainbow stuff, wavy stuff. Yeah, I think this is great. Alright, let's switch back to Diana's document and see a very different vibe here, obviously, no rainbows, no mermaids, no unicorns. This is all about intricate background, stuff that she will spend time and even maybe hours coloring around these positive messages. So let's go to the first one right here, it's a new date and go search my elements for some intricate patterns background. Intricate pattern background. Let's see. Again, I'm just going to focus on my graphics, see, and yeah, I'm looking for stuff like that, stuff that is quite heavy. So again, what I'm doing here, when I do this, to stretch to my background, I click on it, and I see if there is an option to stretch the image to the background to replace the background. Here, there is none because it's not a photo, so I can simply do it manually. So I put it here and bring that all the way up and make sure it's center. If you want to make sure it's center, you can use the position button middle center. So now, you see, this is what we have, and this is going to be sent to the back so that I still have this message right here that I can position somewhere anywhere I want. So I don't need to keep everything in the middle. I could find a less interesting spot in the design like here, for example, I set the tone of, like, a color that I want to give to this page if I wanted to by changing the color of the letters, or I could give Diana more options to really make this her way. So instead of having black letters, I could have white letters. Okay? So I could probably change this color for white, but then I need to change the color of the background for black. Yeah. Like, so she can color the letters. And the shadows here could probably be white as that's not the shadow. That's just the little dotted things. Okay, so here is my first page. Pretty cool. Since I enjoy this background here, let me see if I can find some cool stuff. So I'm going to go find more like this one. Se more like this. And Bingo, there you go, Okay, so here, make change. So what I could do is use these corners that are pretty cool. I have different ones. And I'm going to do the same thing here that I did on this other page on page three here. So I'm going to copy this quote. Bring it to my page right here. You will see Y in a sec paste it here. I'm going to use the copy style button. So I copy the style of this and I paste it on this one, and I can get rid of this. Perfect. So yeah, I'm going to place it right here in the middle, and I'm going to continue. I'm going to do something different here. You see the color is not black, so first, I'm going to make it black. And second, you see it's square. So I cannot use the lower angles here. So what I'm going to do is double click on this, kind of crop the image, like so, and then I'm going to copy this Control C, control V. There you go. I can flip it horizontally, and there you go. I have created my nice four corners. So just a little trick. Let's go a bit more serious now with, like, a more robust mandala, something like this, big and nice, like so. Oh, rotate that slightly. Okay, let's have a great view, see where we are. Okay? That's pretty cool. Feel good about all of this. Feel like we need another full page like this. Be creative or be creative, could be something different. Yeah, this tree is amazing. Yeah, let's go for this. And by all means, like, these designs belong to people, okay? So this tutorial is really not about selling this stuff. Line, right? This is really your book or a book that you create for love one. You do not intend to commercialize these designs. You are just using them, enjoying them for your own purpose. This is very important for me that you understand and respect that because I don't want you to start stealing the design of other people. That is definitely not nice. So what I'm showing you here is how to use what's in Canva and have fun with it, like, enjoy it. Okay. And again, I'm going to oh, yeah, I forgot to, I could leave a few whites. Okay, let me see. Okay, so some will be whites. Those on top of bigger, more like this one, for example. So I'm going to use the Copy style button and scroll the way down to this one. Oh, okay, be nice. What I can do is to group them and I can reduce the size of this so I stick to the save zones more or less. Okay, how much left? Okay, I'm going to speed up the video, but you kind of saw my process so far. So yeah, let me just finish this quickly and come back to you. All right, folks, this is my grid view. I am finally done for Diana's book, and I have my 20 pages with some intricate background, sometimes not background, but I have organized these yet to become colorful background with my motivational quotes. And some of the quote I kept in their original color. So with the white background and dark letters, and some of the other quotes, I reversed this order, so I have a dark background and some white letters. So Diana can choose which one she so again, for both books, I have some really cool backgrounds, both for Vaya and for Diana. So I'm pretty happy about this. I believe it's time we move on to the next step. 7. Personalize your coloring book cover: Alright, personalizing the book cover. Alright, so I need something here that's personalized message for the owner. I'm going to leave this one blank. This one, I will leave it up to you to really write a personalized message, but just know that you should do so on page two. But for the cover, we need something really cool, okay? We need something that kind of reminds me of what's inside the book, okay? So for the cover here, I have these letters under my project. I think I have started some, here. So, let's delete the word cover, and I'm going to bring the letters of the name Baia Bala. So. Alright, let's reduce the size a little bit. Okay, this would make for a nice coloring experience for her, and, I said I would use this rainbow right here. Okay, so I'm going to try to make the letters align on this rainbow, okay? So I'm going to rotate them slightly Okay, this is pretty cool. I can start coloring these. I guess. Oh, you know what? I'm going to choose colors from this rainbow right here. Okay, so this pink I'm using the color picker to choose some colors from the rainbow. There you go. This is quite cool. I can probably select everything group, reduce the size a little bit. And now we have a pretty cool graphic. Now the last thing we need to do is to find some unicorns. So cute pastal unicorns. Now I can use any kind of, like, cute unicorns like this one. This one is nice, can be sleeping. Maybe you know what? I'm going to cut this valia illustration and put it at the back. And I can type something here Liber perteValia. Okay. This book belongs to valia. Okay, so I can change this font for something more fun. I can try to have a fun kind of font. Trying to find a cool font hibernate. This is not bad. Yeah, tiro Perten. Okay, this is good. I feel like I almost have my cover. I'm going to delete that and find a cute unicorn. This one. Okay, I'm going to go and fetch some inspiration in my design page under template, coloring book cover. Coloring book cover. Yes. Kind of like these ideas. Okay, you know what? There is some good ideas here. This font is really nice. Autumn let's change autumn for unicorn unicorns. Unicorns, coloring book. Okay, unicorns. Let's just write it in English so she can learn some more English. Okay, and this design goes away, and I'm going to add a nice unicorn. Okay, this is cool. I need to replace these leaves for something more unicorny. And this blue also could be more pastel. Yeah. Like so Unicorns Coloring book. Now I need some art frame. Oh rainbows, rainbows. Yeah. Okay, I can leave it like so in just one lasting nice corn horn. Like this perfect. Okay, this looks nice. And I think I'm pretty much done with the cover for Vala unicorns, coloring book. This looks great. So that's my one design for this book. I will have a personalized message, and then this book is pretty much ready. I feel maybe I could have a more consistent color palette for this homepage. Okay. So the way I'm going to do that is to grab this color right here. Come and see, come back. Oh, yeah, I need to delete and paste it here. Yeah. And so for the background here, use the background color, okay, create a new one again, color picker, and I'm going to go fetch this color right here or I could try this one, which I feel is a better fit. And then for the text, I can use another color from this. Yeah, I could try something a little bit darker, for example, this one right here. Yeah, Unicorns coloring book. Perfect. I am happy with this. Oh, you know what? I can probably try one last thing. This is me being picky with the colors. Okay, let's go for this. We are good to go. And can I use that for the last page? But I kind of like the name Vala here. Okay, I see. I could use this last message right here, paste it here. Okay, so I could delete this whole page. And I'm going to grab the first page right here, put it there and just replace this last background for a background. Yeah, something like this seem more like this. Alright, we are good to go. Maybe I have a little text box here with my name so that they remember it's a present from me. Okay, so let's paste this one here. Fruta to leave Romans, enjoy your book. And I'm gonna make that 50 effect, the effect is going to be background, going to use the white and letters are going to be in a different color, which is this one have another color P more. Okay. And then, again, the first page, this page. This second text box is going to be my name, simply speaking. So okay. This one, I should say Ronnie. There you go. Add Esmoji Okay. Effects. Same effect. Yeah, color should be white. There you go. Alright. So this is what we have right now. If we look at all the pages, this is pretty funky. I would love to have a book like this. Now, let's just wrap up Diana's book as well. I'm going to speed up the video for this one and show you the final result. So yeah, let me do this quickly. Right, I'm done with Diana's design. I opted for, like, a cute little couple. Ostrich kind of like cover. Okay, Diana's coloring book. So I kind of grab this font, which is called Lucky's guy in both black and outlined from a book cover template. And then if you look at the last page, I went very subtle with a little heart mandala. I wish you all the best, Techero, which means I love you, Roddy. Alright, so I'm going to leave it. So I have two steps to go. One is simply to look over your entire design and fine tune any layout. 8. Fine tune your layout: Let's start with this design right here, okay? So how can I fine tune anything in here? I think I was pretty cautious when I designed everything here. So I believe I'm going to leave it like so. I could add a border here, but it's not 100% necessary. I think I'm going to leave it, like, so don't forget to use this page number two to add your personalized message. I'm going to do it right now because I would need to think about it and you don't want me to take more time. So yeah, I'm going to switch to alias design right here, see if I can fine tune anything. I feel like this first page could have some little bit of texture in the background. So I'm going to search for some pattern. So pattern, swells. I don't know, something swirly, something that I could insert. Something like this could work. Let me see. So I need to cover the entire thing here, and I probably need to make this much more transparent, something like this. Okay, and push this to the back. Okay. So now I'm talking. I have a much more textured first page, which matches more the rest of the Okay, so I think I'm good to go with this. So let's move on to the last step, which is to print our coloring books. 9. Print your coloring book: So obviously, there are a ton of options for you to print these coloring books. The easiest one, I would say, would be to download it into a PDF. PDF standard would be fine. Then if you have a printer at home, you can print it there. It's up to you. Or if you want to be a bit more fancy, you could simply use Canva print. Okay? So how do you use Canva print? Well, right here, under your share button, locate the option that says print with Canva. Now, this might not be available in every country, but here in Europe, it is available. So I could go print with Canva and just find here coloring book coloring. No, Book booklets, book, notebook. Let's see booklet. Let's see if a booklet would do it. No. Because a booklet is more like a flyer. I need to come back to my book. Yeah, I don't see an option to print my coloring book immediately from Canva, which is a bit of a bummer. I was pretty sure I would be able to do so. So I guess my only option is to print it myself right here or to send it to a professional printer to have a hardcover, like, first and last page. So I'm going to leave it here. You guys can figure out how to print your own coloring book. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial, which was a little bit different. It was more like create as I go kind of project. But I wanted to show you how much you can find in the Canva library and how you can leverage that for fun, as well. Not only, like, serious project. This is just, like, a purely love project, make somebody that is close to you, feel good and give them a personal life experience, be it a 5-year-old kid or your wife it really doesn't matter. Like, I loved creating this project with Canva. It made me feel happy. So I hope it made you feel happy as well to watch the tutorial and gave you, like, the motivation to do your own book because this is very relaxing and I'm really enjoying the outcome.