Beauty and the Beast coloring pages

Free printable Beauty and the Beast coloring pages

The collection moves from simple portraits and character scenes to more elaborate dancing, costumes, and settings. Pick a drawing that suits the time you have, whether you want a quick activity or a longer coloring session.

Choose by age and coloring level

A three-year-old will usually find a large, uncomplicated outline easier to enjoy, while a seven-year-old may be ready for a scene with a few more objects and details. Older kids and adults can take on the layered backgrounds and clothing in the more intricate pictures.

Easy Beauty and the Beast coloring pages for kids

The easy drawings use clear shapes for younger colorers and short coloring breaks. Lumière makes a good choice for coloring a few bold areas, while the outline of Belle keeps attention on her familiar dress and face. The cute, kawaii-style Chip is especially simple for preschoolers, and Mrs. Potts with Chip gives kids two friendly figures to color together.

Other options include Gaston in the tavern, Belle’s father Maurice, and the Sultan dog. Belle reading to Beast and their friends invites children to talk about the scene as they color, while Belle doing chores in the village offers a setting to fill with their own colors. For more drawings focused on her, browse Belle coloring pages.

Detailed Beauty and the Beast coloring pages for adults

For a slower project, choose Belle and Beast dancing in the ballroom or garden, where the sweeping clothes and surroundings leave more to color. The balcony scene and realistic portrait also suit careful shading, while the detailed outline of Belle and Beast gives you room to work with small features.

Lumière and Cogsworth appear together in a more involved drawing, and another scene shows them presenting the rose to Belle. The outline of Cogsworth is a good pick if you want to focus on one object with more detail. Medium-level pictures, including Belle descending the grand staircase in her gown, offer a comfortable step between a simple outline and a dense scene.

Build a story from the scenes

Turn the pictures into a simple storytelling activity: choose Belle reading, the ballroom dance, and the rose under glass, then invite your child to imagine what might happen before and after each scene. Let each person color one picture and describe a detail they added, such as a pattern on a gown or a color in the garden.

The Christmas scene gives the story a seasonal twist; use it to make up a winter setting and choose colors that feel festive. Younger children can name the people and objects they spot, while older kids can invent dialogue for Belle, Beast, Lumière, or Cogsworth.

About the film and its characters

Beauty and the Beast is a 1991 animated film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures. Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise directed it, with music by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman.

The drawings feature Belle and Beast alongside Gaston, Lumière, Cogsworth, Mrs. Potts, Chip, and Maurice. Their different scenes make it easy to focus on one figure, compare pairs such as Mrs. Potts and Chip, or color a larger moment with several characters together.

Print Beauty and the Beast coloring pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a drawing, or “Print” to send it straight to your printer; both buttons work from a phone. Check the print preview and select fit to page so the whole scene appears on the paper.

Plain printer paper works well with crayons and colored pencils. For markers, use thicker paper if your printer supports it, and choose a less detailed picture when you want a quick coloring break.