PUDDLELEAF HELP
How to print and use your colouring books
A short guide to paper sizes, downloads, colour guides and the free Puddleleaf Studio.
1. Try the free sample
Choose a book’s free sample where available. Check the amount of detail and the paper fit before printing a whole book. Physical printing has not been tested for every product.
2. Match the PDF to your paper
A4 is 210 × 297 mm. US Letter is 8.5 × 11 inches. Use the matching PDF and start with Actual Size or 100%, one page per sheet. Check your printer preview and print one page first; printer margins and options vary.
The A4 and Letter editions repeat the same content in different page sizes. They are not two different books.
3. Use the colour guide your way
Where included, the separate colour guide uses the same artwork as the outline book. Keep it on screen or print only the pages you want. It gives one possible palette, not a correct answer. Check the product page for exactly what is included.
4. Open the downloaded package
Purchases are handled on Gumroad. Download your files using your receipt or Gumroad library, then unzip the package. Keep your original files somewhere you can find again. For order help, reply to your Gumroad receipt; current refund terms are on the product listing.
5. Colour in the web Studio
Open the Puddleleaf colouring studio. Six garden pictures are free, without an account. For a bought book, choose Load a bought book and select its .colourbook file after unzipping the package. The Studio does not import PDFs or ZIPs.
Books and drawings stay in this browser on this device. Browser storage can fill or be cleared. Keep original companions and export finished pictures as backups. Offline reopening and universal-device compatibility are not promised.
Household and classroom use
Check each product’s licence. Most colouring books permit one household or one educator’s own noncommercial classroom or small group. Do not redistribute or publicly upload paid digital files or source artwork. Creative resources have their own formats and licences.
Accessibility and support
These are visual colouring and activity resources. A grown-up can help with reading, printing and smaller details. Product pages explain their format and accessibility limits; no curriculum approval or guaranteed learning outcome is claimed.