Activity pack maker: printable coloring pages, worksheets and puzzles

What is in a pack

One activity per page, so a child can take a single sheet and go. The outline plans every page, and each kind is made its own way:

• Coloring pages are drawn as black outlines on white, with the line above each picture written in the outline. See the coloring page generator for how they are made and checked.
• Worksheets have answer lines, checklists and boxes to fill in, written for your topic.
• Puzzles are made by code, never by the model. The outline picks the words or clues, and a solver checks each word search, maze, matching page and crossword before it is saved. The answers print at the back of the pack.
• A note for the grown-up opens the pack: what it is for and how to use it.
• A color cover closes the gap between a stack of printouts and something with your name on it. With a link, a Next step page ends the pack on a button and a QR code.

To try the puzzles without an account, the free word search and maze maker runs the same code in your browser, one sheet at a time.

Who it is for

A pack is for a business or teacher whose readers have children, or who hand out sheets anyway:

• Clinics and dental offices with a waiting room, and a reason to be remembered by the parents in it.
• Libraries and tutors with a topic, a term and a family audience.
• Brands for children that want something useful to give away. It is the grown-up who signs up.
• Coaches and teachers of adults, who use worksheets and reflection pages: choose the adult band.

This page starts from a brief because Chapbook has no sample pack to show yet. Open it, change the theme and the mix, and the planner will show you every page before anything is drawn.

Printing it

The pack prints in black on white on US Letter or A4, whatever the look: the look sets the type and the cover, not the color of the pages. Turn on Print one side to leave the back of every sheet blank, so markers don’t bleed through a double-sided print. Each page has its title centered at the top.

The page, and who signs up

On a paid plan the pack gets a public book page. A children’s pack shows its sign-up to a parent, guardian or teacher, never the child: the form says so, asks for the grown-up’s own email and name, and needs a box ticked confirming they are 18 or over. That sentence is stored with the consent line. Sign-ups land in your Readers list and export as CSV for your email tool. Chapbook never emails a reader.

Write your own posts and flyers the same way. A pack is a thing parents ask for; don’t aim the sign-up at children.

How it works

1. Write the brief. The theme, the age, and roughly how many pages of each kind.
2. Approve the outline. Planning uses 10 credits. Read every picture’s line and every puzzle’s words before they are made.
3. See the price. Each picture to color uses 5 credits, each page of words at least 4, each puzzle nothing. A new account’s 60 credits go toward this once, with no card.
4. Draft and export. Redraw a picture you don’t like (a paid-plan action, for the price of one picture), or lay a puzzle out again for free.

What it does not do

A pack is PDF only, with no EPUB, Word document or paperback, and Chapbook makes no files for a KDP coloring book. It is not a library of ready-made printables to download: everything is made for your brief. It will not draw characters, mascots or brands someone else owns, real people, or an artist’s style. It writes in English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese (Brazil), Italian and Dutch.