Aladdin & Jasmine coloring pages

Aladdin and Jasmine: Free Printable Coloring Pages

Color Aladdin and Jasmine on the magic carpet, meet Rajah and Abu, or add color to the Genie, Jafar, Iago, and the Sultan. The collection ranges from clear, open outlines to scenes with more people and objects to fill in.

Tell Abu and Rajah apart

Abu is the small monkey, while Rajah is Jasmine’s tiger companion. Their different shapes make them easy to recognize: Abu has a compact body and expressive face, and Rajah has a striped coat and feline features. Look for either one beside Jasmine, Aladdin, or the Genie to give the scene a little story.

Make a magic-carpet story

Choose a carpet scene and narrate where Aladdin and Jasmine are headed as you color. Add the Genie singing along, or imagine the clouds below them changing into a palace, a garden, or a faraway market. For a group activity, take turns adding one sentence to the story while each person colors a different part of the scene.

Choose by age and coloring level

The large, familiar figures in the easy Aladdin and Jasmine coloring pages for kids suit a 3-year-old who is practicing staying inside the lines. A 7-year-old can try a scene with several figures or objects, such as the Genie with Abu and the magic carpet, and decide how to color each one.

Easy Aladdin and Jasmine coloring pages for kids

Jasmine dancing or standing with Rajah gives younger children clear outlines and a recognizable subject. The flying carpet, singing Genie, and lamp are also inviting choices: each has a simple central shape that is easy to color before adding a background.

What colors should you use?

Try turquoise for Jasmine’s outfit, warm orange and black stripes for Rajah, and blue for the Genie. Gold works well on the magic lamp, palace details, and treasure, while the clouds can stay pale blue or white. These are fun choices rather than rules, so children can invent their own colors for the carpet and Cave of Wonders.

Print Aladdin and Jasmine coloring pages as PDFs

Select a drawing and use “Open the PDF” to view it, or choose “Print” to print directly, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page settings so the full scene stays within the margins. Plain paper works well with colored pencils; thicker paper can help when coloring with markers.