Color to your heart's content with the Coloring Book in Paint.
If you enjoy coloring or want to create your own coloring pages, the Paint application on Windows 11 now offers an option to color your own creations using AI tools.
If you enjoy coloring or want to create your own coloring pages, the Paint application on Windows 11 now offers an option to color your own artwork using AI tools. Paint uses artificial intelligence to transform your content into unique coloring pages. Below is a guide on creating coloring pages using the Coloring Book feature in Paint.
Instructions on creating coloring pages using a Coloring Book in Paint.
Note that Windows 11 computers support Copilot+ PC . The latest version of Paint, 11.2512.191.0 or later, is required. A Microsoft account is needed to sign in.
Step 1:
Open the Paint application on your computer, then click the Copilot button in the application's toolbar. This will display the AI tools menu; click on Coloring Book to use it.
Step 2:
You need to describe what your drawing page is about; the more detailed your description, the more accurately the resulting image will reflect your vision. After entering your description, click the Create button to create your coloring book in Paint.
Step 3:
Paint will generate several coloring pages based on your description. You can click on any image page to add it to the Paint interface and start coloring, or copy it to another interface, or save it for later use.
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