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How to Make Coloring Book Pages Using Paint on Windows 11

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Feb 2, 2026 Updated Apr 2, 2026 2 min read
How to Make Coloring Book Pages Using Paint on Windows 11

If you like coloring or want to create your own coloring book pages, you can now do it easily using the Paint app on Windows 11. This guide will show you simple steps to make your own coloring pages using a new feature called Coloring book.

The Paint app comes with Windows 11 and lets you draw, edit photos, or create fun images. Now, it also has a cool tool that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to turn your words into unique coloring pages.

What You Need

Step-by-Step: Create Coloring Pages in Paint

1. Open Paint.
Click the Start button, type Paint, and open the app.
2. Find the copilot-button-on-taskbar-in-windows-11/" class="sal-link" rel="noopener" target="_blank" data-sal-id="32280">Copilot button.
On the Paint toolbar at the top, click or tap the Copilot button. A menu will appear. Select Coloring book from that menu.
3. Describe your coloring page.
In the panel that opens, type what you want to see in your coloring book page. For example, type “a cute fluffy cat on a donut”. Then click the Generate button.
4. Use your new coloring pages.
Paint will create several coloring pages based on your description. You can click on any page to add it to your drawing area, copy it, or save it to your computer for later.
Windows 11 Paint Coloring book feature with AI-generated coloring pages

Why Try This Feature?

  • Easy to Use: Paint is simple and made for everyone, no special skills needed.
  • Let AI Help You: Just type what you want, and the computer makes your coloring pages.
  • Save and Share: Keep your pages or share them with friends and family.
  • Always Improving: Microsoft keeps updating Paint with new fun features.

Have fun creating your own coloring book pages and get creative with Paint on Windows 11!

Learn More

For official news about Paint and other Windows apps, visit the Windows Insider Blog.


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