Disney Princess coloring pages

Free printable Disney Princess coloring pages

This gallery brings together individual portraits and group scenes featuring Snow White, Jasmine, Rapunzel, Tiana, Ariel, and many others. Pick an easy outline, a cute chibi drawing, or a scene with extra details such as flowers, a carriage, or a castle.

Who are the Disney Princesses

Disney Princess is a media franchise and a group of fictional characters, created by Andy Mooney. The princesses also appear together in Ralph Breaks the Internet, while these drawings show them in settings such as a forest, a garden, the sea, and Walt Disney Castle.

Some scenes invite a little storytelling as you color. Pocahontas stands with Grandmother Willow, Ariel swims with Flounders, and Raya appears with Sisu; a child can describe what the characters might be doing while choosing colors.

Choose by age and coloring level

Look at the size of the open spaces and the number of small details before choosing. A young child may enjoy a large, clear figure, while an older child or adult may prefer a busy scene with several princesses and decorative details.

Easy Disney Princess coloring pages for kids

For a 3-year-old, try the young Jasmine or little Tiana designs for preschoolers, where a single figure is easier to follow than a crowded scene. Chibi Snow White with animal friends and Rapunzel in her iconic pose give kids recognizable shapes without asking them to fill in a complex background. A 7-year-old may enjoy the page of all the princesses or Snow White singing in the forest, with more figures and scenery to color.

Detailed Disney Princess coloring pages for adults

For adults and anyone who enjoys careful coloring, choose Cinderella beside her pumpkin carriage, or the scene of Snow White, Aurora, and Jasmine surrounded by flowers. Belle holding a rose offers a smaller area of detail to work through, while Merida with her bow and arrow gives the picture a strong focal point. Group portraits and the castle scene have more faces, clothing, and background elements to color patiently.

Cute Disney Princess coloring pages

Chibi and kawaii drawings use small bodies, expressive faces, and rounded shapes for a playful look. Try chibi Cinderella in her gown, kawaii Rapunzel or Merida, or the sleeping princess in her castle. These designs also work well when you want to experiment with bright colors and simple patterns on dresses.

Make up a princess story while coloring

Choose one scene and tell a short story around it. Snow White’s forest setting could become a search for a friendly animal, while the flowers around Jasmine, Aurora, and Snow White might be gifts for a celebration. Add a beginning, a small problem, and an ending as each part of the picture gets colored.

For a group portrait, have each person pick a princess and decide on her colors before starting. Then compare how everyone colored the dresses, flowers, sea, or castle, and give each princess a line of dialogue. The Princess collection is another place to find royal figures for a shared coloring session.

Print Disney Princess coloring pages as PDFs

Each drawing has an “Open the PDF” button to open its PDF and a “Print” button to print directly, including from a phone. Choose fit to page in your print settings so the full scene stays on the paper. Thicker paper is useful with markers, while colored pencils make it easier to work neatly around faces, flowers, and other fine details.