Finding Dory coloring pages

Free Printable Finding Dory Coloring Pages

Choose from 20 scenes featuring Dory and the familiar sea creatures around her. Some focus on one character or a simple outline, while others bring several friends together in a busy scene with more small areas to color.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

For a quick choice, consider how much time and detail the person coloring enjoys. A preschooler may be happiest with one large figure and open spaces, while a 7-year-old can try a scene with a few characters and background details. Older kids and adults may prefer a more involved picture.

Easy Finding Dory Coloring Pages for Kids

The easy drawings use clear outlines and uncomplicated shapes, making them a good fit for a 3-year-old learning to stay inside the lines. Dory swimming with Nemo, Bailey the beluga, or Hank on his own leaves room for broad strokes and simple color choices. A basic Destiny outline or Gerald holding a bucket also gives young children an easy detail to talk about as they color.

Some easy pictures show Fluke and Rudder together, or Dory swimming over a coral reef. These give a child a little more to notice without crowding the page. The cute baby Dory scene is another gentle choice, while medium-level pictures such as Hank scooping Dory in a pitcher suit a child ready to color a few smaller shapes.

Detailed Finding Dory Coloring Pages for Adults

For a 7-year-old or an adult who likes taking time, choose a fuller scene with Dory, Nemo, Hank, and Destiny swimming together. Several figures create more outlines to follow and more chances to vary the colors. Jenny and Charlie hugging Dory makes a tender family moment, while Marlin and Nemo being scooped up in a bucket gives the scene a playful twist.

The group scenes with Bailey and other friends have more faces and overlapping shapes to work around. They can be satisfying with sharpened colored pencils, especially if you like adding gentle shading to fins, faces, and water. A simpler outline can still work well for an adult who wants a calm, short coloring break.

Colors for Dory and Her Friends

Dory is a blue tang, so blue is the natural starting point for her body, with yellow along her fins and tail. Use a few shades of blue to give her shape more depth, or keep one bright blue for a bold, child-friendly finish. Nemo’s orange, white, and black stripes make a strong contrast beside her.

Bailey is a beluga whale, so pale gray or white gives him a familiar look; leave a little paper white for highlights. For Hank, use red-orange tones, and try purple or pink for Destiny. The coral reef and open water can stay simple in turquoise and green, or take on several colors to make a lively background.

Meet the Film Behind the Scenes

Finding Dory is an animated film released in 2015 and produced by Pixar and Walt Disney Pictures. Andrew Stanton and Angus MacLane directed it, and Thomas Newman composed the music. Dory is joined in these drawings by Nemo and Marlin, her parents Jenny and Charlie, Hank, Destiny, and Bailey.

The scenes offer small ways to talk about who is who while coloring. Point out Bailey’s broad beluga shape, Hank’s arms, or the familiar clownfish stripes on Nemo and Marlin. If your child knows the earlier story, the Finding Nemo collection makes a natural companion for comparing Dory’s friends across the films.

Print Finding Dory Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose a drawing, then use “Open the PDF” to view its print-ready page or “Print” to send it straight to a printer, even from a phone. Select fit to page if the outline looks close to the paper’s edges. Regular paper works well with crayons and colored pencils; thicker paper is a better choice for markers, especially on detailed scenes.