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Donut coloring pages

Pick from 47 donut coloring pages, with cheerful faces, frosted rings, sprinkles, and playful scenes to suit a quick coloring break. Every page is free, and you don’t need an account. Open a drawing as a PDF ready to print, with both easy outlines and more detailed scenes to choose from.

Free printable donut coloring pages

This collection ranges from a simple iced donut to a box of four, a donut rolling toward Candyland, and a hungry dinosaur eyeing a sweet treat. Some drawings focus on frosting and toppings, while others turn a donut into the start of a little story. If you’re choosing a treat-themed page too, browse our cupcake coloring pages.

Choose by age and coloring level

A broad icing shape can be a comfortable first choice for a young child, while smaller toppings and busy backgrounds give older kids and adults more to work on. There are simple, medium, and detailed designs, so you can match the page to the time and patience you have today.

Easy donut coloring pages for kids

For a 3-year-old, try the simple outline of a glazed donut with sprinkles or the smiling cartoon donut waving. Both have large areas that are easy to fill, and the frosting can be colored without worrying about tiny details. A 7-year-old might enjoy the three donuts with glaze, chocolate, and sprinkles, or the donut with overflowing icing; there’s more to color while the shapes remain clear.

Detailed donut coloring pages for adults

For an adult or anyone who enjoys a longer project, choose the donut train traveling through Candyland, the cowboy donut riding a horse in the desert, or the rockstar on stage with an electric guitar. These scenes invite careful work on the setting as well as the donut itself. The birthday donut popping out of a box and the knight defending a castle also make fun story scenes to color together.

Cute donut coloring pages

The cute designs give donuts friendly faces and playful companions. Choose three tiny kawaii donuts for a quick scene, a cat curled in the center of a donut for an animal detail, or a shy donut with arms and legs. A snail with a donut shell is a sweet choice for inventing a character, while the baby donut playing in Christmas snow brings a seasonal touch. For Halloween, look for the donut in a witch’s hat; the Easter bunny donut is surrounded by eggs.

What makes a donut shape?

A classic ring donut is made from dough with a hole in the middle, leaving two curved edges around the icing. Other donuts may be filled instead, so their outline can be round and unbroken. In these drawings, you can compare a plain ring with a stack, a box, or an ice cream donut on a cone, then notice how the toppings change the silhouette.

Choose colors for icing and toppings

There’s no single right color for frosting, so try pink, pale blue, or lavender for a playful look, or use brown for chocolate glaze. Bright sprinkles can stand out against a lighter icing, and a red cherry makes a clear accent on the donut float or ice cream cone. For a plate or a box of assorted donuts, give each topping a different color so the treats are easy to tell apart.

Print donut coloring pages as PDFs

Choose a drawing and tap “Open the PDF” to view its file, or tap “Print” to print it directly, including from a phone. Select fit to page if you want the full scene on the paper. Thicker paper works well with markers, while colored pencils make it easier to fill small sprinkles and icing details.