ReallyColor allows users to upload their own photographs—a family snapshot, pets, cars, nature scenes, just about anything—which the company then turns into coloring pages. The images are transformed from solid pictures into outlines awaiting crayons, markers, or paint, and users can print their pages. These coloring pages make good birthday or classroom gifts or allow users to try out different hair colors without a trip to the salon. The pages can also be used for autism therapy, Alzheimer’s therapy, and for adults who want to color their photos for quick and easy stress relief. ReallyColor's founder, Dieter Marlovics, was inspired by his daughter's desire to color on any and everything. Wanting to spare the wall she had just begun to draw on, he took a picture of the wall, printed it out, and told her to color that instead.