For Parents

Thanks for checking out Color Clubhouse. We built this site so kids can find cute, free coloring pages and simple coloring games without any sign-ups or strings attached. Here is what you should know.

What your child can do here

Print coloring pages. Every page has a Print button that makes a clean, full-size letter-size sheet. No login, no email, no waiting.
Color online. Every coloring page has a Color Online button, and our coloring games page has favorites ready to play. Tap a shape to fill it with color, undo mistakes, and save the finished picture.
Browse by theme. Seasonal pages like Halloween and Christmas, plus animals and more.

All of our coloring page artwork is original. You will not find cartoon characters from TV shows or movies here, and our Halloween pages are cute, not scary: smiling pumpkins, friendly ghosts, and little bats.

What we never ask for

Color Clubhouse has no accounts, no logins, no forms, no chat, no comments, and no uploads. Your child will never be asked for a name, email, photo, or any other personal information. There is nothing to sign up for.

How online coloring works

Online coloring runs entirely inside your child’s browser. We do not collect, store, or upload anything your child colors, and nothing is saved between visits: refresh the page and it starts fresh. If your child presses Download, the finished picture is saved as an image file on your own device only. It never comes back to us.

Cookies and tracking

The site does not set tracking or advertising cookies. We count page views with a privacy-friendly tool that does not use cookies and does not identify anyone. When someone presses Print, we add one to a simple total for that page, and that is all.

There are no ads on Color Clubhouse right now. The site is free, so we may add ads later to cover costs. If we do, they will be child-directed ads, which means they are not personalized and are not based on your child’s browsing. We will keep ads away from the Print button and games, and we will not use pop-ups or videos that play sound on their own. We will update our Privacy Policy before any ad appears.

Tips for coloring together

Letter-size paper works best. Choose “Fit to page” in your print settings if the edges get cut off.
Crayons, colored pencils, and washable markers all work. Thicker paper helps if your child likes markers.
Many pages pair well with a quick conversation: count the bats, name the colors, or make up a story about the friendly ghost.
We recommend a grown-up nearby while younger kids are online, on this site or any other.

Questions or concerns

We would love to hear from you. If you have a question, a suggestion, or a concern about your child’s privacy, contact us:

Emberson Investments LLC Mailing address: ####, Katy, TX #####, United States Email: contact@colorclubhouse.com Phone: ###-###-####

You can read the full details in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use, linked at the bottom of every page.