Does ColorCraft work out the spine width for me?

Yes. The cover wrap is sized from your trim and page count, with guides for bleed, the spine fold and the barcode. There’s also a free spine width calculator on the site if you’re making a cover elsewhere.

What is ColorBliss used for?

Making coloring pages from text, photos and drawings, for gifts, classrooms and printing at home, as well as for selling on its higher plans. It says more than 150,000 creators have signed up.

How much does ColorBliss cost?

Starter is $9 a month for 250 credits, Hobby $18 for 500, Artist $35 for 1,000 and Business $99 for 5,000. Billed yearly, they’re $84, $149, $297 and $997.

You can try it free. There’s a no-account demo on its homepage, new accounts start with free credits, and its Fast style showed as free in our account. To sell what you make, you need Artist or Business.

Can ColorBliss make storybooks or comic books?

They aren’t listed on its generator or pricing pages. It focuses on coloring pages. ColorCraft makes storybooks, comic books and puzzle books as well.

What’s a good ColorBliss alternative for KDP coloring books?

If you’re making a book to sell on KDP, ColorCraft is built for that: it writes a prompt for every page, makes the cover wrap, and allows commercial use on every plan. If you want the most pages for the money, or pages from photos, ColorBliss is the stronger choice.

Can I sell books made on ColorBliss’s Starter plan?

Its pricing page says Starter and Hobby are for personal use, and that commercial rights start on Artist. On ColorCraft, every plan allows commercial use.

Does ColorBliss make KDP cover wraps?

Its KDP guide says you’ll need to make the complete cover yourself, and names tools for it. Its print service has its own cover and binding workflow. Check its site for what’s current.

Which gives more pages for the money?

ColorBliss. Its Artist plan has 1,000 credits at $35 a month, and ColorCraft’s Creator plan has 320 pages at $32. ColorCraft’s plans are priced for whole books, not for page volume.

Can ColorCraft turn a photo into a coloring page?

No. A character photo can guide new scenes in a book, but ColorCraft doesn’t trace photos. ColorBliss does.

All comparisons

ColorCraft vs ColorBliss: Which Is Better for Making KDP Coloring Books?

Updated November 8, 2026 · By the ColorCraft Team

The short answer: ColorBliss is a coloring page generator: choose it for lots of pages, or pages made from photos. ColorCraft is an AI book publishing platform: choose it to make a whole book for KDP, with its cover. You can sell what you make from $35 a month on ColorBliss, and from $9 a month on ColorCraft.

We make ColorCraft, so we have a stake in this comparison. We aren’t affiliated with ColorBliss. Facts about ColorBliss come from its own site, checked on November 6, 2026. Spot a mistake? Tell us and we’ll correct it.

ColorBliss is one of the most familiar names in AI coloring pages. It says more than 150,000 creators have signed up and 1.7 million pages have been made, and it’s known for turning text, photos and drawings into printable pages.

ColorCraft is an AI book publishing platform, built around a complete book for KDP and an AI assistant called Paige. You describe it, Paige plans and draws the pages, you fix what you want, and you export the interior and full cover wrap. Commercial use is allowed on every plan, and it also makes storybooks, comic books and puzzle books.

Both make AI coloring pages and print-ready PDFs. The difference is where each one stops: ColorBliss is strongest on the page, and ColorCraft on the whole book around it.

ColorBliss or ColorCraft: our verdict

ColorBliss

ColorBliss for lots of pages

Choose ColorBliss if you want a lot of coloring pages each month, pages made from photos, or pages for gifts or a classroom.

ColorCraft

ColorCraft for a whole book

Choose ColorCraft if you’re making a book to sell on KDP and want the interior and cover wrap in one place, with commercial use on the lowest plan, or if you also want storybooks, comic books and puzzle books.

Both can produce a coloring book for KDP. We’ve tried both, and you can see sample pages below, but this verdict rests on what each is built to do. It doesn’t judge page quality.

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ColorBliss vs ColorCraft pricing: how many pages each plan draws

Your allowance is one shared balance, not a set number of books. Split it across as many books as you like, of any kind, long or short. Prices in US dollars, before tax. ColorBliss’s were checked on November 6, 2026.

ColorCraft and ColorBliss subscriptions: price, allowance and how many pages that allowance can draw
Plan	Price (month / year)	Monthly allowance	Your allowance can draw any of these
Plan	Price (month / year)	Monthly allowance	Coloring pages	Storybook pages	Comic pages
ColorCraft
Free trial	Free for 7 days	40 pages	40	40	20 (40 to 120 panels)
Mini	$9 / $90	40 pages	40	40	20 (40 to 120 panels)
Starter	$14 / $140	100 pages	100	100	50 (100 to 300 panels)
Creator	$32 / $320	320 pages	320	320	160 (320 to 960 panels)
Professional	$59 / $590	700 pages	700	700	350 (700 to 2,100 panels)
Studio	$119 / $1,190	1,500 pages	1,500	1,500	750 (1,500 to 4,500 panels)
ColorBliss
Starter	$9 / $84	250 credits	250	Not listed	Not listed
Hobby	$18 / $149	500 credits	500	Not listed	Not listed
Artist	$35 / $297	1,000 credits	1,000	Not listed	Not listed
Business	$99 / $997	5,000 credits	5,000	Not listed	Not listed

ColorCraft

Free trial: Free for 7 days · 40 pages; Your allowance can draw any of these; Coloring pages40; Storybook pages40; Comic pages20 (40 to 120 panels)

Mini: $9 / $90 · 40 pages; Your allowance can draw any of these; Coloring pages40; Storybook pages40; Comic pages20 (40 to 120 panels)

Starter: $14 / $140 · 100 pages; Your allowance can draw any of these; Coloring pages100; Storybook pages100; Comic pages50 (100 to 300 panels)

Creator: $32 / $320 · 320 pages; Your allowance can draw any of these; Coloring pages320; Storybook pages320; Comic pages160 (320 to 960 panels)

Professional: $59 / $590 · 700 pages; Your allowance can draw any of these; Coloring pages700; Storybook pages700; Comic pages350 (700 to 2,100 panels)

Studio: $119 / $1,190 · 1,500 pages; Your allowance can draw any of these; Coloring pages1,500; Storybook pages1,500; Comic pages750 (1,500 to 4,500 panels)

ColorBliss

Starter: $9 / $84 · 250 credits; Your allowance can draw any of these; Coloring pages250; Storybook pagesNot listed; Comic pagesNot listed

Hobby: $18 / $149 · 500 credits; Your allowance can draw any of these; Coloring pages500; Storybook pagesNot listed; Comic pagesNot listed

Artist: $35 / $297 · 1,000 credits; Your allowance can draw any of these; Coloring pages1,000; Storybook pagesNot listed; Comic pagesNot listed

Business: $99 / $997 · 5,000 credits; Your allowance can draw any of these; Coloring pages5,000; Storybook pagesNot listed; Comic pagesNot listed

One ColorCraft page of your allowance draws one coloring or storybook page. A comic page uses 2 however many panels it has, and holds 2 to 6, each its own picture. An AI cover side uses 2. Every page you make stays in My Pages, and adding it to another book uses nothing more. During the free trial, Paige makes books of up to 24 pages.
ColorBliss’s counts are standard pages at 1 credit each. Photo conversion or Ghibli style costs 3 credits a page, detailed styles such as Intricate 5, and character sheets or high resolution 10, so those make fewer pages. Its Fast style showed as free in our account. Only Artist and Business allow commercial use.

ColorBliss vs ColorCraft: side by side

ColorBliss’s column was checked on November 6, 2026.

ColorCraft and ColorBliss compared
Feature	ColorCraft	ColorBliss
Trying it
Lowest plan with commercial useThe cheapest plan that lets you sell what you make.	Mini, $9 a month	Artist, $35 a month. Starter and Hobby are for personal use.
Trying it firstWhat you can do before you pay.	Yes 7 days and 40 pages. A card is required. One free page, no account.	New accounts start with free credits. It also lists a 7-day money-back guarantee and a public photo demo.
WatermarksWhether your downloads carry a watermark.	Watermarked previews during the trial For a clean file before it ends, start your plan early or unlock that one book for $24 Every paid plan downloads without a watermark	“No watermark” is listed from the Artist plan up.
Books you can make
AI coloring booksA whole book drawn from a description.	Yes 11 art styles and 3 detail levels. See the coloring book generator	Yes 10 styles, with a prompt for each page. Pasting up to 50 at once needs Artist and up.
Pages from photosTurning a photo into a coloring page.	No A character photo can guide new scenes, but ColorCraft doesn’t trace photos.	Yes on any signed-in account with enough credits. Drawings from Hobby up.
AI storybooksIllustrated stories that keep the same characters.	Yes Consistent characters, in 12 illustration styles 4 to 48 pages Drawing a character’s look is free See the storybook maker	Not listed on its generator page.
Comic booksStories told in panels, with speech balloons.	Yes Describe the idea and Paige writes the story panel by panel, then draws it in one of 15 art styles with speech balloons and captions. See the comic book maker	Not listed on its generator page.
Puzzle booksPuzzles with answer pages at the back.	Yes including sudoku, mazes, crosswords, word search and cryptograms, with solution pages. See the puzzle book maker	Mystery color by number pages, each with an answer key.
Research and listing
Keyword and niche researchData on what people search for and what sells on Amazon.	Yes Niche Research: search a niche and get a verdict on demand and competition, from Amazon US sales ranks A suggested price and page count, seasonal timing, and the words competing titles use Weekly niche picks and a watchlist Estimated sales for each book, as a range, from its 90-day average rank No search volume 30 searches a month on Creator and up; 3 in total on Mini, Starter and the free trial How Niche Research works	Not listed on its pricing or generator pages.
Listing toolsHelp with your Amazon description and keywords.	Yes Writes an Amazon description and 20 keywords from your finished book Creator ($32/month) and up, and every free trial How listings work	Not listed on its pricing or generator pages.
Book mockupsPhoto-style pictures of your book for listings and ads.	Yes Photo-style pictures of your book, from 11 templates Creator and up, and every free trial See book mockups	Not listed on its pricing or generator pages.
Design tools
Book editorChange pages after they’re made.	Yes Add or redraw pages, and put them in order Add text and graphics Adjust pages for print Layers you can group, blend, fade and mask with a shape Undo as you go; it saves automatically	Yes Choose the page order and add a title page On any plan: adjustments, touch up, text overlay and frames Hobby and up: AI edit, inpainting, upscale and background removal
Cover editorChange the title, art and back cover yourself.	Yes Edit the title, fonts, colors, back layout and blurb Add shapes, graphics or your own pictures Guides for bleed, safe area, spine fold and barcode Checks the cover, then exports the full wrap See the cover generator	No Its KDP guide says you’ll make the complete cover yourself.
Spine, bleed and print setupThe sizes and margins that get a book printed correctly.	Yes Wrap sized from your trim and page count Interior PDFs in KDP’s bleed format at 300 DPI Warns you before export, such as when a book is too short for spine text	Page sizes such as 8.5 × 11 and 6 × 9. Spine and cover sizing are left to you, as its KDP guide says you’ll make the cover yourself.
Stickers and graphicsReady-made art to drop onto pages and covers.	Yes Elements is a searchable library of hundreds of ready-made stickers and graphics.	Not listed on its pricing or generator pages.
Your own imagesBring your own pictures, characters or finished pages into a book.	Yes Pages: import your own pictures or PDFs as pages in a coloring book Characters: upload up to 3 photos, drawings or existing art, and Paige keeps the character looking the same on every page Covers: place your own pictures in the cover editor	Yes Upload photos or drawings to turn into coloring pages Use a reference photo to keep one character consistent
After the book is done
Printed copiesOrder physical copies without going through KDP.	Yes Order a proof or personal copies Shipped to US addresses Books up to 100 pages How printing works	Yes Custom printing, as a separate purchase.
MarketplaceA store where readers can buy your book, separate from Amazon.	Yes List printed copies in the ColorCraft Bookstore Each copy is printed when ordered and shipped to US addresses Every sale pays you a royalty Separate from KDP, so you can do both	Not listed on its pricing or generator pages.

Lowest plan with commercial useThe cheapest plan that lets you sell what you make.: ColorCraftMini, $9 a month; ColorBlissArtist, $35 a month. Starter and Hobby are for personal use.
Trying it firstWhat you can do before you pay.: ColorCraftYes 7 days and 40 pages. A card is required. One free page, no account.; ColorBlissNew accounts start with free credits. It also lists a 7-day money-back guarantee and a public photo demo.
WatermarksWhether your downloads carry a watermark.: ColorCraft
Watermarked previews during the trial
For a clean file before it ends, start your plan early or unlock that one book for $24
Every paid plan downloads without a watermark; ColorBliss“No watermark” is listed from the Artist plan up.
AI coloring booksA whole book drawn from a description.: ColorCraftYes 11 art styles and 3 detail levels.
See the coloring book generator; ColorBlissYes 10 styles, with a prompt for each page. Pasting up to 50 at once needs Artist and up.
Pages from photosTurning a photo into a coloring page.: ColorCraftNo A character photo can guide new scenes, but ColorCraft doesn’t trace photos.; ColorBlissYes on any signed-in account with enough credits. Drawings from Hobby up.
AI storybooksIllustrated stories that keep the same characters.: ColorCraftYes
Consistent characters, in 12 illustration styles
4 to 48 pages
Drawing a character’s look is free
See the storybook maker; ColorBlissNot listed on its generator page.
Comic booksStories told in panels, with speech balloons.: ColorCraftYes Describe the idea and Paige writes the story panel by panel, then draws it in one of 15 art styles with speech balloons and captions.
See the comic book maker; ColorBlissNot listed on its generator page.
Puzzle booksPuzzles with answer pages at the back.: ColorCraftYes including sudoku, mazes, crosswords, word search and cryptograms, with solution pages.
See the puzzle book maker; ColorBlissMystery color by number pages, each with an answer key.
Keyword and niche researchData on what people search for and what sells on Amazon.: ColorCraftYes
Niche Research: search a niche and get a verdict on demand and competition, from Amazon US sales ranks
A suggested price and page count, seasonal timing, and the words competing titles use
Weekly niche picks and a watchlist
Estimated sales for each book, as a range, from its 90-day average rank
No search volume
30 searches a month on Creator and up; 3 in total on Mini, Starter and the free trial
How Niche Research works; ColorBlissNot listed on its pricing or generator pages.
Listing toolsHelp with your Amazon description and keywords.: ColorCraftYes
Writes an Amazon description and 20 keywords from your finished book
Creator ($32/month) and up, and every free trial
How listings work; ColorBlissNot listed on its pricing or generator pages.
Book mockupsPhoto-style pictures of your book for listings and ads.: ColorCraftYes
Photo-style pictures of your book, from 11 templates
Creator and up, and every free trial
See book mockups; ColorBlissNot listed on its pricing or generator pages.
Book editorChange pages after they’re made.: ColorCraftYes
Add or redraw pages, and put them in order
Add text and graphics
Adjust pages for print
Layers you can group, blend, fade and mask with a shape
Undo as you go; it saves automatically; ColorBlissYes
Choose the page order and add a title page
On any plan: adjustments, touch up, text overlay and frames
Hobby and up: AI edit, inpainting, upscale and background removal
Cover editorChange the title, art and back cover yourself.: ColorCraftYes
Edit the title, fonts, colors, back layout and blurb
Add shapes, graphics or your own pictures
Guides for bleed, safe area, spine fold and barcode
Checks the cover, then exports the full wrap
See the cover generator; ColorBlissNo Its KDP guide says you’ll make the complete cover yourself.
Spine, bleed and print setupThe sizes and margins that get a book printed correctly.: ColorCraftYes
Wrap sized from your trim and page count
Interior PDFs in KDP’s bleed format at 300 DPI
Warns you before export, such as when a book is too short for spine text; ColorBlissPage sizes such as 8.5 × 11 and 6 × 9. Spine and cover sizing are left to you, as its KDP guide says you’ll make the cover yourself.
Stickers and graphicsReady-made art to drop onto pages and covers.: ColorCraftYes Elements is a searchable library of hundreds of ready-made stickers and graphics.; ColorBlissNot listed on its pricing or generator pages.
Your own imagesBring your own pictures, characters or finished pages into a book.: ColorCraftYes
Pages: import your own pictures or PDFs as pages in a coloring book
Characters: upload up to 3 photos, drawings or existing art, and Paige keeps the character looking the same on every page
Covers: place your own pictures in the cover editor; ColorBlissYes
Upload photos or drawings to turn into coloring pages
Use a reference photo to keep one character consistent
Printed copiesOrder physical copies without going through KDP.: ColorCraftYes
Order a proof or personal copies
Shipped to US addresses
Books up to 100 pages
How printing works; ColorBlissYes Custom printing, as a separate purchase.
MarketplaceA store where readers can buy your book, separate from Amazon.: ColorCraftYes
List printed copies in the ColorCraft Bookstore
Each copy is printed when ordered and shipped to US addresses
Every sale pays you a royalty
Separate from KDP, so you can do both; ColorBlissNot listed on its pricing or generator pages.

Making a 40-page coloring book: how the workflows compare

These are real screens from each tool on November 6, 2026. Tap any screen to enlarge it. They show the steps, not which one is faster or draws better pages.

1.Starting the book
Starting the book
ColorCraftStarting the book
Describe the book once: title, theme, audience and art style. Paige can suggest ideas if you’re stuck.
Starting the book
ColorBlissStarting the book
Describe one page at a time in a prompt box, then pick a style, quality and size. Auto-improve rewrites your prompt unless you turn it off.
2.Getting the pages
Getting the pages
ColorCraftGetting the pages
Paige writes a prompt for every page, you check the list, and it draws the pages in the background.
Getting the pages
ColorBlissGetting the pages
Each prompt makes one page. Bulk Generate takes up to 50 prompts or photos at once, on Artist and up. You write the prompts.
3.Choosing the style
Choosing the style
ColorCraftChoosing the style
You set one art style and detail level for the book.
Choosing the style
ColorBlissChoosing the style
Pick from 10 styles, such as Fast, Intricate, Zentangle and Mandala, for each page.
4.Changing a page
Changing a page
ColorCraftChanging a page
Open the book in the editor and redo any page. Each redo uses a page from your balance.
Changing a page
ColorBlissChanging a page
Open a page to adjust it, touch it up, or add text or a frame. AI edit, inpainting and upscale need Hobby and up, and retrying uses credits again.
5.The cover
The cover
ColorCraftThe cover
AI front and back art, then a full wrap sized to your trim and page count. Each book’s first AI front cover is on every plan; more come with Creator and up, and with every free trial.
ColorBliss
Its KDP guide says you’ll make the complete cover yourself, and names tools such as Canva and KDP Cover Creator.
6.Files for KDP
Files for KDP
ColorCraftFiles for KDP
It checks the book, then you download a print-ready interior PDF in KDP’s bleed format at 300 DPI, plus the cover PDF. You upload both to KDP yourself.
Files for KDP
ColorBlissFiles for KDP
Download a print-ready PDF at 300 DPI, then upload it to KDP yourself.

The same brief in both tools

Coloring book

An adult coloring book featuring mid-century modern homes, with clean architectural line art and consistent illustration complexity.

ColorCraft

Prompts: Written by Paige, the AI assistant
Audience: Adults
Art style: Detailed & Realistic
Detail level: Intricate
Size: 8.5 × 11
Used: 1 page each

ColorBliss

Prompts: The same four, pasted in one at a time
Auto-improve: On, its default
Style: Intricate on pages 1 and 2, Fast on 3 and 4
Size: 8.5 × 11
Used: 5 credits each on Intricate, free on Fast

ColorCraft page 1: line art of a mid-century house and carport seen from a stone path. — Page 1

ColorBliss page 1, Intricate: a close view of a house with a stone wall, tall windows and the front of a car. — Page 1

ColorCraft page 2: line art of a living room with a suspended fireplace and two people relaxing. — Page 2

ColorBliss page 2, Intricate: a living room with a stone fireplace wall, sofa, checked rug and shelves. — Page 2

ColorCraft page 3: line art of a patio with a sunken seating area and a breezeway. — Page 3

ColorBliss page 3, Fast: a patio with two sofas, a coffee table, planters and string lights. — Page 3

ColorCraft page 4: line art of a kitchen and dining nook with three people. — Page 4

ColorBliss page 4, Fast: a kitchen with pendant lights, a breakfast bar with stools and a long bench seat. — Page 4

The first four pages of each, unedited, from one run each on November 6, 2026. ColorBliss doesn’t plan pages from a brief, so we pasted in the prompts Paige wrote for our book.
Our free account’s 12 credits covered two pages in Intricate, its closest style to ours. Pages 3 and 4 are its Fast style, which was free. Other styles would look different, and one run isn’t a verdict, so judge for yourself. Hover over a picture to enlarge it, or tap it on a phone.

Images, covers, listings and prompts

How each tool handles them.

How each tool handles images, covers, listings and prompts
Feature	ColorCraft	ColorBliss
ImagesHow the pictures are made and how large they are.	Drawn at 1024 × 1328 pixels, upscaled to 300 DPI when you export 11 art styles and 3 detail levels	10 styles, from free to 5 credits a page, and high resolution at 10 300 DPI PDFs Its free demo page was 832 × 1216 pixels
CoversHow the AI cover is made, and whether you can change it.	AI front and back art in your book’s style The title stays editable text, so you can change it without redrawing	No Its KDP guide says you’ll make the complete cover yourself, and names tools such as Canva and KDP Cover Creator.
ListingsThe words that sell the book on Amazon.	A description and 20 keywords, written from your finished book	Not listed on its pricing or generator pages.
PromptsThe instruction the AI draws each page from.	Paige writes one for every page Read, edit, reorder, add or remove them before anything is drawn	You write one for each page Auto-improve rewrites it unless you turn that off Paste up to 50 at once on Artist and up

ImagesHow the pictures are made and how large they are.: ColorCraft
Drawn at 1024 × 1328 pixels, upscaled to 300 DPI when you export
11 art styles and 3 detail levels; ColorBliss
10 styles, from free to 5 credits a page, and high resolution at 10
300 DPI PDFs
Its free demo page was 832 × 1216 pixels
CoversHow the AI cover is made, and whether you can change it.: ColorCraft
AI front and back art in your book’s style
The title stays editable text, so you can change it without redrawing; ColorBlissNo Its KDP guide says you’ll make the complete cover yourself, and names tools such as Canva and KDP Cover Creator.
ListingsThe words that sell the book on Amazon.: ColorCraft
A description and 20 keywords, written from your finished book; ColorBlissNot listed on its pricing or generator pages.
PromptsThe instruction the AI draws each page from.: ColorCraft
Paige writes one for every page
Read, edit, reorder, add or remove them before anything is drawn; ColorBliss
You write one for each page
Auto-improve rewrites it unless you turn that off
Paste up to 50 at once on Artist and up

What it costs to make a coloring book

One 40-page coloring book: 20 pictures with blank backs. ColorCraft’s figures include AI front and back covers; ColorBliss doesn’t list AI covers
Tool	Uses	On plan	Share of the monthly allowance
ColorCraftMini, $9 a month	24 pages	Mini, $9 a month	60%
ColorCraftCreator, $32 a month	24 pages	Creator, $32 a month	8%
ColorBliss, standardArtist, $35 a month	20 credits	Artist, $35 a month	2%
ColorBliss, IntricateArtist, $35 a month	100 credits	Artist, $35 a month	10%

On ColorCraft, a 40-page coloring book of 20 pictures with blank backs, plus AI front and back covers, uses 24 pages from your balance, plus any redos. That fits Mini’s 40 a month.

On ColorBliss, most standard pages cost 1 credit, so 20 pictures fit easily in any plan. To sell the book you’d need Artist or Business, so the lowest plan you could use is $35 a month, for 1,000 credits. If you’re not selling, Starter at $9 is plenty.

So for one book to sell, ColorCraft costs less. For a lot of pages, ColorBliss includes far more: 1,000 credits at $35, against 320 pages at $32 on ColorCraft’s Creator plan.

Whichever tool you use, KDP takes its printing cost out of your royalty on every copy. Work out the printing cost.

Where ColorBliss is stronger

Photos and drawings
ColorBliss turns photos into coloring pages on any signed-in account, and drawings from Hobby up. ColorCraft doesn’t trace photos, so for a book of your own pictures, ColorBliss is the better tool.
More pages each month
If volume is what matters, its plans include far more. The cost section above has the numbers.
Public proof from customers
ColorBliss shows named customers with books on Amazon, along with Capterra and Trustpilot reviews. ColorCraft doesn’t have independent reviews yet.
Puzzle-style coloring pages
Word art and mystery color by number pages, each puzzle with its own answer key.

Where ColorCraft is different

Commercial use on every plan
You can sell what you make on every plan, from $9 a month. On ColorBliss that starts at $35.
See every plan
The cover wrap comes with the book
ColorCraft builds the front, spine and back to your trim and page count, in the same place as the interior.
How cover wraps work
Set up for KDP
Interiors export in KDP’s bleed format, with the binding-side gutter widened for your final page count.
Read the trim and bleed guide
More kinds of book
Coloring books, storybooks, comic books and puzzle books, from one account and one page balance.
See the storybook maker
Research before you make it
Niche Research checks whether a niche is worth a book, from Amazon US sales ranks. It suggests a price and page count, and when to publish if the niche is seasonal. Start the book from the report, and Paige begins with that spec.
How Niche Research works
Free KDP calculators
Work out spine width, cover size, margins and bleed, printing cost and royalties for any book, whichever tool you use.
Try the spine width calculator

Who should use each

Choose ColorBliss if:

You want to turn photos or drawings into coloring pages.
You want as many coloring pages a month as you can get.
You’re making pages for gifts or a classroom, not to sell. New accounts start with free credits.
You want word art or mystery color by number pages.

Choose ColorCraft if:

You’re selling your books and want commercial use from the lowest plan.
You want the full cover wrap made alongside the book.
You want storybooks, comic books and puzzle books as well as coloring books.
You want to check a niche on Amazon before you make the book.

What if you want to sell without Amazon?

ColorCraft also runs its own Bookstore, separate from KDP. You list a printed book there, each copy is printed when it’s ordered and shipped to US addresses, and every sale pays its author. Exporting for KDP stays exactly the same, so you can do both.

See the Bookstore · Read the fees and royalties

ColorBliss and ColorCraft: common questions

Our recommendation

If you want a lot of pages, or pages made from photos, use ColorBliss. It does that well and includes more each month.

If you’re making a book to sell on KDP and want the cover wrap with it, ColorCraft costs less to start and keeps the whole book in one place.

Don’t stop at the page. Make the whole book.

ColorBliss is a coloring page generator. ColorCraft is an AI book publishing platform: it started with coloring books, and it takes you from your idea to a KDP-ready book and cover.

From idea to finished book, in one place:

Step 1
Describe your book
Tell Paige your idea, or get some suggestions.
Step 2
Get every page drawn
Paige plans the book and draws it for you.
Step 3
Make it yours
Edit pages, and add text, stickers and your own pictures.
Step 4
Finish the cover
AI art, and a full wrap with bleed, spine and barcode guides.
Step 5
Download your files
KDP-ready PDFs, built to KDP’s published specs.
Step 6
List it and sell it
Listing copy, mockups, printed copies and the ColorCraft Bookstore.

40,000+ pages created · Built for Amazon KDP · 1,400+ creators

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You can make a whole book during the free trial, then decide. Or try one free page, with no account. KDP reviews every book before it goes on sale.

ColorBliss or ColorCraft: our verdict

ColorBliss for lots of pages

ColorCraft for a whole book

ColorBliss vs ColorCraft pricing: how many pages each plan draws

ColorBliss vs ColorCraft: side by side

Making a 40-page coloring book: how the workflows compare

1.Starting the book

2.Getting the pages

3.Choosing the style

4.Changing a page

5.The cover

6.Files for KDP

The same brief in both tools

Coloring book

Images, covers, listings and prompts

What it costs to make a coloring book

Where ColorBliss is stronger

Photos and drawings

More pages each month

Public proof from customers

Puzzle-style coloring pages

Where ColorCraft is different

Commercial use on every plan

The cover wrap comes with the book

Set up for KDP

More kinds of book

Research before you make it

Free KDP calculators

Who should use each

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What if you want to sell without Amazon?

ColorBliss and ColorCraft: common questions

Does ColorCraft work out the spine width for me?

What is ColorBliss used for?

How much does ColorBliss cost?

Is ColorBliss free?

Can ColorBliss make storybooks or comic books?

What’s a good ColorBliss alternative for KDP coloring books?

Can I sell books made on ColorBliss’s Starter plan?

Does ColorBliss make KDP cover wraps?

Which gives more pages for the money?

Can ColorCraft turn a photo into a coloring page?

Our recommendation

Don’t stop at the page. Make the whole book.

Describe your book

Get every page drawn

Make it yours

Finish the cover

Download your files

List it and sell it