Alice in Wonderland coloring pages

Free, printable Alice in Wonderland coloring pages

This collection moves from simple outlines of Alice and the White Rabbit to detailed pictures of the Red Queen and Cheshire Cat. You’ll also find Tweedledum and Tweedledee, a hurried rabbit with his clock, a tea scene, a secret door, and a potion, so it’s easy to choose a picture that fits the time and mood.

The 1951 animated film behind Alice in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland is a 1951 animated film from Walt Disney Animation Studios. Its cast of familiar figures includes Alice, her sister, the White Rabbit, the Queen of Hearts, the Cheshire Cat, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, the Mad Hatter, and the March Hare.

The pictures pick out different moments and personalities from that story. Alice opening a secret door or sitting on a mushroom gives you a scene to imagine, while the White Rabbit’s clock and the Mad Hatter’s tea setting offer recognizable details to color. The drawings also include a Red Queen; keep her distinct from the Queen of Hearts when you talk about the film’s characters.

Make up a story for Alice’s next stop

Invite your child to choose a scene and tell what happens just before and after it. Alice might be opening the secret door, meeting the White Rabbit, or pausing for tea on a mushroom; a simple beginning, middle, and ending turns coloring time into a short storytelling activity.

For a group, give each child a different picture and ask them to connect the scenes into one adventure. The running rabbit, potion, and pair of Tweedledum and Tweedledee can each prompt a new turn in the tale.

Choose by age and detail

The collection has easy, medium-detail, and more intricate drawings, so you can match a picture to the colorer rather than choosing by age alone. A three-year-old may prefer large, clear outlines, while a seven-year-old can often enjoy a scene with a few more objects to fill in. Adults who want a slower project can pick a busier composition.

Easy Alice in Wonderland coloring pages for kids

For preschoolers and younger children, try the simple Alice outline, Alice with the White Rabbit, or the easy rabbit and Mad Hatter pictures. Their recognizable figures and open shapes are comfortable to color with crayons or broad markers. The sleeping Alice and secret-door scenes give young colorers a little story to talk about without asking them to manage a crowded picture.

Medium-detail scenes for school-age colorers

A seven-year-old who is ready for more than a single outline might choose the White Rabbit running with his clock, Tweedledum and Tweedledee, or Alice drinking tea while seated on a mushroom. These scenes have extra objects to notice and color, but still leave room to make choices about the setting and the characters’ clothes. The potion is another good pick for inventing a color and a story of your own.

Detailed Alice in Wonderland coloring pages for adults

For adults and anyone who enjoys careful coloring, choose an intricate Alice scene, a detailed Cheshire Cat, or one of the Red Queen pictures. Fine sections call for sharpened colored pencils and a little patience. The playing cards and more elaborate Alice picture are also satisfying choices when you want to spend longer on small shapes and contrasts.

Print Alice in Wonderland coloring pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to open a drawing’s file, or “Print” to send it straight to your printer; both buttons work from a phone. Select fit to page if you want the full picture within the margins. Heavier paper can help with markers, while colored pencils make small details easier to control.