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Free printable coloring pages for kids

More than 1800 free coloring pages sorted the way kids ask for them: by favorite character, animal, holiday and season. Pick a sheet, press print, grab the crayons.

Most loved coloring pages

The collections families print most: Hello Kitty coloring pages, Stitch, unicorns, Sonic and the big holidays.

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Thanksgiving and fall coloring pages

A turkey for the Thanksgiving table, the last autumn leaves, and Christmas just around the corner.

Disney coloring pages

Stitch, princesses and the whole Disney gang

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Cartoon coloring pages

Hello Kitty, Sonic, Mario, Pokémon and friends

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Animal coloring pages

Pets, horses and the whole farmyard

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Holiday coloring pages

Christmas, Halloween, Easter

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Seasonal coloring pages

Falling leaves and snowy days

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Fantasy coloring pages

Unicorns, mermaids and dragons

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Nature coloring pages

Flowers of every shape

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Coloring pages for every age

Coloring is one of the easiest screen-free activities to set up: a printer, a few crayons and a page your child actually wants to color. That last part is where Lucky Coloring helps. Every collection starts from what kids ask for by name, from Stitch and Elsa to Pikachu, puppies and unicorns.

Toddlers and preschoolers

Choose the easy coloring pages in each collection: one big shape, bold lines and lots of room for chunky crayons. Cartoon animals in the farm animal coloring pages are a good first try.

Kids from 5 to 10

This is the age of favorite characters and busy scenes: Mario racing karts, Hello Kitty on vacation, Minecraft worlds and Disney princesses in full gowns. Mixing easy and detailed pages keeps siblings of different ages busy at the same table.

Older kids, teens and adults

Realistic horses, highland cows, botanical flower coloring pages and detailed dragons give plenty of fur, petals and scales to shade with colored pencils.

Printing tips

Every drawing prints as a square in the middle of a US Letter or A4 sheet. Use plain printer paper for crayons and markers, or a slightly thicker paper if you plan to paint. If a page looks small, check that the print window is set to "fit to page" and not to a custom scale.