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BT21 coloring pages

Browse BT21 coloring pages with familiar faces, playful scenes, and outlines at different levels of detail. Every page is free, with no account needed, and opens as a PDF ready to print. You’ll find simple choices for young children as well as busier scenes for older kids and adults.

Free printable BT21 coloring pages

The collection brings the BT21 friends together in everyday scenes and cheerful settings. Pick a single character such as Koya, RJ, Mang, or Tata, or choose a group picture with Van, Chimmy, Cooky, and Shooky. Simple outlines sit alongside busier scenes with more to color.

Choose by age and coloring level

For a quick choice, think about how much detail the person coloring enjoys. A three-year-old will usually find a broad outline easier to manage, while a seven-year-old may be ready for a scene with several friends and objects. Adults can choose a more intricate picture for a slower, more focused coloring session.

Easy BT21 coloring pages for kids

The easy designs use clear shapes and open spaces, so they suit preschoolers and children who are still practicing staying within an outline. Try the simple Van waving, the easy Koya or RJ outline, or Mang on their own. Tata with musical notes gives a child a few extra details to color without making the page feel crowded.

For a small group scene, the friends at the beach give kids several familiar figures to pick out. The straightforward outlines also leave room to choose colors freely; children can make the characters bright and playful rather than worrying about matching a reference.

Medium-detail BT21 scenes

The medium designs suit kids who are comfortable coloring a few figures and objects on the same page. Friends playing basketball or enjoying a picnic give the scene an action to talk about, while a living-room reading picture offers quieter details such as the setting and what each friend is doing.

Heart balloons and confetti bring small shapes to color around the group, and the television scene gives kids a clear focal point. These pictures work well when a child wants more than a single character but still prefers recognizable outlines and manageable spaces.

Detailed BT21 coloring pages for adults

For adults and older kids who enjoy taking their time, choose the friends watering plants, gathered on a park bench, or sitting on a tree stump. More figures and scene details mean there are extra choices to make, from the plants and surroundings to the colors on each character.

Colored pencils are useful for small areas and gentle shading; markers make larger sections bold. You can keep the characters in distinct colors so they are easy to recognize, then use softer shades for the background.

Cute BT21 coloring pages

For a cute, lighthearted picture, try Chimmy sticking out a tongue or Tata with musical notes. Their expressive faces make it easy to add a little personality with color, while the open shapes keep the task relaxed for younger children.

Other sweet scenes include BT21 watching television and the friends together in iced tea. The television picture gives you a simple setting to color around the characters, while the iced-tea scene invites playful choices for the drink and its details. Heart balloons and confetti are another cheerful pick when you want a page with extra small shapes.

What is BT21

BT21 is a brand and a group of fictional characters created by Line Friends and BTS. The drawings show the group in varied settings, from the beach and a picnic to reading indoors or watering plants. That gives kids a natural prompt for a short story while they color, such as deciding what the friends are doing together.

The captions name Tata, Koya, RJ, Mang, Chimmy, Cooky, Shooky, and Van. Let the names guide the conversation, then invite the child to point out each figure in a group scene. It’s a simple way to make a shared coloring session more engaging without needing to know a backstory.

Print BT21 coloring pages as PDFs

Open the page you want and choose “Open the PDF” to view its PDF, or tap “Print” to send it directly to a printer. Both buttons work from a phone, which is handy when you’re choosing a picture on the go. Select fit to page if needed, and use thicker paper for markers or regular paper for pencils and crayons.