Christmas Coloring Pages
By the Lucky Coloring team · Updated
Free printable Christmas coloring pages for the whole holiday season. You'll find decorated and blank trees, kittens and puppies in Santa hats, carolers and ballerinas, a snowy village, superheroes carrying presents, and plenty of cute Christmas coloring pages with big, friendly shapes. Tap any sheet to see it large, then print it or save it for later.
Christmas tree coloring pages
From a tree loaded with baubles and presents to a bare outline with just a star, these Christmas tree coloring pages let kids decide how much to decorate. There is even a cactus wrapped in lights and a card to fold and give.
Easy Christmas coloring pages
One big shape, thick lines and nothing else on the page: these easy Christmas coloring pages suit toddlers and preschoolers. The blank stocking and sweater double as a design activity for older kids.
Christmas cat and dog coloring pages
Kittens and puppies in Santa hats and scarves, a French bulldog with a big present and a cat hugging a candy cane. For year-round pets, see the cat coloring pages and the dog coloring pages.
Cute Christmas animal coloring pages
Woodland friends around the tree, farm animals by the barn, teddy bears, a sleepy bunny and a koala celebrating under a palm tree: cute Christmas animal coloring pages for every animal lover in the house.
Christmas cartoon character coloring pages
Familiar faces in a holiday mood: Mario and Luigi with presents, Bowser holding an ornament, Baby Yoda with a candy cane and Batman in the snow. Fans can carry on with our Super Mario coloring pages or the Christmas Stitch sheets.
Disney princess Christmas coloring pages
Elsa with a snowflake, Belle beside the enchanted rose, a mermaid trimming an undersea tree and fashion dolls in fur-trimmed coats. These Disney princess Christmas coloring pages lead on to the Frozen coloring pages.
Christmas carolers and kids coloring pages
Kids singing Christmas carols, a Nutcracker-style ballet stage, a candy cane baseball bat, a wreath basketball hoop, a little painter and a boy with his snowman. A Scrooge-like old man with his candle fits a classroom reading of A Christmas Carol.
Christmas candy and activity coloring sheets
Wrapped sweets, a holly cake, candles, cozy boots, a vintage car bringing the tree home and a snowy village. Teachers will like the Christmas bingo card and the microscope sheet for a festive science class.
Which Christmas page should you print?
Toddlers do best with the easy Christmas coloring pages, where one ornament or one candy cane fills the sheet. From about five, kids enjoy the animals and characters, and older kids and grown-ups can take on the busy scenes like the snowy village, the farm animals at the barn or the ballet stage.
From Halloween to the New Year
Many families start right after Halloween and keep going through Thanksgiving turkeys to Christmas morning. A colored sheet makes a quick handmade card, gift tag or placemat for the holiday table.
Printing and coloring tips
Every sheet prints on one US Letter or A4 page; choose "fit to page" in the print window. Red and green are classic, but gold or silver gel pens make ornaments and stars sparkle, and white crayon on blue paper turns any snow scene into a winter night.
Christmas coloring pages: questions parents ask
Are these Christmas coloring pages free?+
Yes. Every Christmas sheet on Lucky Coloring is free to print at home, at school or at a party, with no account and no sign-up.
How do I print a Christmas coloring page?+
Press Print under the drawing: a print window opens with the sheet sized for one US Letter or A4 page. You can also press Download to save the image and print it later.
Which Christmas pages are best for toddlers?+
Start with the easy Christmas coloring pages: a single ornament, bell, candy cane or gift box with thick lines. The kitten in a Santa hat and the smiling cartoon tree are good next steps.
Do you have a plain Christmas tree to decorate?+
Yes. The Christmas tree coloring pages include a plain outline and an undecorated pine with only a star, so kids can draw their own ornaments, garland and lights before coloring.
Can I use these Christmas sheets in my classroom?+
Yes, print as many copies as your class needs. The bingo card, the blank sweater to design and the microscope page make easy December activities. Please don't sell the pages or post them on another website.
Do you have Christmas pages with Hello Kitty or Stitch?+
Yes, they live in their own collections: the Hello Kitty coloring pages and the Stitch coloring pages both have a holiday section with Santa hats and trees.
What can we color after Christmas?+
Snow lasts longer than the holidays: our winter coloring pages keep the snowmen and sledding going into January, and the holiday hub lists every celebration.
