Editor
Library
The Library keeps every page you’ve generated — from all your books, plus any one-off pages — and every mockup, newest first. Use it to find an old page, open it in a book, copy a prompt that worked well, or download a single page as a PDF.
Open the Library
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Click Library
Click Library in the left-hand menu (or go to /my-pages). The page is headed Your pages and shows how many you have.
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Choose Pages or Mockups
Pages shows your coloring and other pages. Mockups shows the lifestyle photos you’ve made of your books (see Book mockups).
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Page through older items
The Library shows 20 items at a time. Use the page numbers, Previous and Next at the bottom to reach older ones — nothing is ever dropped.
Copy a prompt or download a page
Hover over a page to show its buttons in the top-right corner:
- Copy prompt (the two-squares icon) copies the page’s prompt; the icon turns into a tick. Paste it into the editor’s Coloring Page prompt box to make a page in the same spirit.
- Download PDF (the down-arrow icon) downloads that single page as a PDF. During a free trial the download is a watermarked preview (its file name ends in -preview).
Open a page in the editor
Click a page to edit it. Pages are edited inside a book, so what opens depends on whether the page is already in one:
- Already in a book — the page opens in the editor. If the same picture is in more than one book, you land on the copy you edited most recently. Everything you change there auto-saves.
- Not in a book yet — the page opens on its own, with a large preview and its prompt. From there, Edit in a new book starts a new book (US Letter, 8.5″ × 11″, titled from the prompt) with this page as page 1, and Add to a book adds it as the last page of a book you pick. Either way the editor opens on the page, and the picture stays in your Library too. You can also download it as a PDF. A book Paige is still making, or one with pages waiting on a retry, can’t take a new page until it’s done.
Free to reuse
Generate a one-off page
Need a single page that isn’t part of a book — a freebie for your mailing list, say?
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Click Generate new page
It’s the dark button at the top right. A window titled Generate new coloring page opens.
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Describe it and pick a size
Type into Describe your coloring page, then choose a Page size (8.5x11 is selected to start).
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Click Generate
The button shows Generating…, then you’ll see “Image generated successfully” and the page appears first in your Library. It uses 1 page from your balance.
Building a book? Use the editor instead
If something goes wrong
- “Empty prompt — Please enter a description for your coloring page.” Type a description first.
- “Generation failed” with a reason: try again, or check your balance in the top bar.
- “Couldn’t download this page — Please try again in a minute.” Wait a moment and click Download PDF again.
Mockups
On the Mockups tab, click a mockup to open it full size in a new tab, or hover it and click the download icon to save the image. With none yet you’ll see “No mockups yet” — mockups are made per book in its mockup studio. The Mockups item in the left-hand menu shows the same images grouped by book.
An empty Library
Before you’ve made anything the page reads “Your library is empty — Generate your first coloring page to get started.” Click Generate new page, or start a book with Paige. Library generations use the same balance as everything else — see Pages & billing.
Open your library
Every page you've ever generated, all in one place.