Pokémon Coloring Pages
By the Lucky Coloring team · Updated
Free printable Pokémon coloring pages for young trainers. Start with the Pikachu and Charizard collections at the top, then meet Bulbasaur among the flowers, Squirtle in sunglasses, a singing Jigglypuff, a fluffy Eevee and a stern Mewtwo. Little ones can begin with the easy Pokémon coloring pages. Tap any sheet to see it big, then print it.

Pick a favorite
Easy Pokémon coloring pages
One big Pokémon, thick outlines and almost no background: these easy Pokémon coloring pages suit toddlers and preschoolers, with a grinning Bulbasaur, a Poké Ball, a balloon and a waving Squirtle.
Bulbasaur coloring pages
Bulbasaur coloring pages for fans of the little seed Pokémon: napping with a pacifier, hopping through falling leaves, lounging with a butterfly, cuddling up to Pikachu and grinning by a jack-o'-lantern. More spooky sheets wait in the Halloween coloring pages.
Squirtle coloring pages
Squirtle coloring pages with the cheerful little turtle waving, splashing, sitting under hearts and posing with Pikachu. The Squirtle Squad sheet puts three Squirtles together, the leader in sunglasses.
Jigglypuff coloring pages
Round, pink and always ready to sing: these Jigglypuff coloring pages show the balloon Pokémon with music notes, a heart, a marker and a Poké Ball. Its big simple shape is great for younger kids.
Mewtwo and Eevee coloring pages
For older fans, Mewtwo coloring pages with the legendary Pokémon in armor, among the stars and on a cloud with a Poké Ball, plus a fluffy Eevee in the grass and Eevee sharing a quiet moment with Pikachu under a tree.
Which Pokémon page should you print?
For toddlers, start with the easy Pokémon coloring pages or the round Jigglypuff sheets: one big shape and thick lines. Kids from about six enjoy the busier Bulbasaur scenes with flowers and leaves, and older fans usually go straight for Mewtwo.
Color them by type
Pokémon types make an easy color guide: Bulbasaur is a Grass type, so greens and teal; Squirtle is a Water type in light blue with a brown shell; Jigglypuff is pink; Mewtwo is pale gray with a purple tail. Kids can also invent their own shiny colors.
Printing tips
Every sheet fits one US Letter or A4 page. Pick "fit to page" in the print window, and print a second copy so siblings can trade Pokémon.
Pokémon coloring pages: questions parents ask
Are these Pokémon coloring pages free?+
Yes. Every Pokémon sheet on Lucky Coloring is free to print at home or at school, with no account needed.
How do I print a Pokémon coloring page?+
Open the sheet and press Print: it is sized for one US Letter or A4 page. Press Download instead if you want to keep the image and print it later.
Which Pokémon pages are best for toddlers?+
The easy Pokémon coloring pages show one big character with bold outlines and very little background, perfect for chunky crayons.
Where are the Pikachu and Charizard pages?+
They have their own collections, shown at the top of this page: Pikachu coloring pages and Charizard coloring pages.
What colors are Bulbasaur, Squirtle and Jigglypuff?+
Bulbasaur is blue-green with darker spots and a green bulb, Squirtle is light blue with a brown shell and a cream belly, and Jigglypuff is pink with big blue eyes.
Can I use these pages in my classroom?+
Yes, print as many copies as your class, club or party needs. Please don't sell them or post them on another website.
Do you have other video game coloring pages?+
Yes. Pokémon fans often enjoy Sonic coloring pages, Super Mario coloring pages and Minecraft coloring pages.





