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Free Printable Coloring Pages for Toddlers

Simple pages to print at home, sorted by the age your child is right now.
Three free printable coloring pages for toddlers: a frog prince, a unicorn and a dolphin
Coloring is one of the few quiet activities a young child can start alone. There is nothing to read, the rules are simple, and getting it wrong is not possible. This section is a small library of pages we draw ourselves, sorted so you can find the right level without scrolling through a hundred results.
Everything here is free, and everything arrives by email. Drop your address on any of the pages below and we send you the whole pack, the same one for every child.

Free printable coloring pages for toddlers

Printables get sorted by traffic, not by what a child can actually do, so the same page often goes to a two-year-old and a four-year-old and one of them gives up halfway. We sort the other way round. Pick the age your child is now, and the pages underneath are chosen for the size of a shape, the width of a line and how much of the page is left blank.
Each page explains what makes a coloring page work at that age, how to set up a printing session so it stays calm, and how to keep the whole thing short. That last part matters more than most lists admit.

What comes in a pack

A pack is a large set of about 200 black and white pages, drawn with thick outlines and roomy shapes, made to print on a home printer on ordinary paper. Some are single pictures for a quick session. A few are bigger scenes for a longer sitting.
We refresh the packs, so the address you leave stays useful after the first download. New packs arrive the same way, by email, and you can stop any time.

Setting up a printing session

A few practical notes that save paper and patience.
Print a single page first and look at it. On some printers the default setting is fine, and on others the lines come out thin and grey, which is the opposite of what a young child needs. Draft quality is usually enough for coloring, and two pages per sheet suits a small hand that will not fill an A4 page anyway.
Keep the crayons chunky and the colors few. A small, chosen set works better than everything tipped on the table, whichever page your child is coloring.
Then let the page be what it is. A coloring page has no correct ending, and a half-filled page with a bright scribble across it is a finished one.

A look inside the pack

Frog prince coloring page for toddlers, thick outlines Unicorn coloring page for toddlers, thick outlines Dolphin coloring page for toddlers, thick outlines Octopus coloring page for toddlers, thick outlines Bee coloring page for toddlers, thick outlines Submarine coloring page for toddlers, thick outlines

More from the blog

If you want the wider picture, our guide on mess free coloring for toddlers covers the low-mess setups that sit next to plain paper, and our piece on apps for fine motor skills in toddlers explains the hand work behind the same activity on a screen.

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Coloring in the app

Bumi Lumi: Kids Coloring Games is a coloring app for children aged 2 to 5. It works without internet, including in airplane mode. Explore Bumi Lumi on the App Store and Google Play.