Gravity Falls coloring pages

Free, printable Gravity Falls coloring pages

Choose from portraits of Soos, Pacifica, Wendy, Ford, and other familiar faces, or color a journal, cabin scene, or poster. Some drawings have broad, uncomplicated outlines; others bring together several figures and background details.

Choose by age and skill level

Pick a page by how much detail feels right for the person coloring. A bold outline can suit a short, relaxed activity, while a busy scene gives older kids and adults more to work through.

Easy Gravity Falls coloring pages for kids

For a 3-year-old, look for the simple Mabel or Dipper outline, or Waddles sitting in the mud: each has a clear main shape and room for big strokes. A 7-year-old may enjoy coloring Soos giving a thumbs-up, Wendy in the forest, or Pacifica, with a few extra details to fill in.

Ford’s angry expression and Gideon in his suit make expressive portraits, while the gnome tossing a rainbow offers a playful splash of color. These easier choices also work well when you want a quick page rather than a long, detailed project.

Detailed Gravity Falls coloring pages for adults

For adults or anyone who enjoys careful coloring, try the full-page group of characters or the cover featuring Dipper, Mabel, and Waddles. The poster with Connor and Dipper gives you several areas to color, while the giant-foot scene puts the twins into a larger forest setting.

The picture of Uncle Grandpa holding out a lamp while Mabel and Dipper look on has a central object and multiple figures to shade. Medium-detail choices, such as the journal or the scene of the twins and Waddles reading it among strange creatures, offer a good middle ground. Grunkle Stan, smiling Mabel, and the crowned Bill Cipher portrait are other options with expressive faces and costume details.

Cute Gravity Falls coloring pages

Kawaii Bill Cipher in a sweater has a compact shape and a softer, playful look than the crowned version. Muddy Waddles is a sweet choice for experimenting with pink, brown, and green, while the GIFfany outline keeps the focus on a single figure.

These cute drawings suit a short coloring break or a small group activity. For more pages in a similar family-friendly vein, browse kids’ TV shows.

The story behind Gravity Falls

Gravity Falls is an animated television series created by Alex Hirsch that began in 2012. These pages feature the twins Dipper and Mabel, along with people and creatures from their world, including Grunkle Stan, Soos, Wendy, and Waddles.

Journals, a cabin, and a forest setting give the drawings a mystery-adventure feel. The journal scenes are especially useful for talking about clues and strange creatures as you color.

Make a mystery journal activity

Choose the journal page or a scene with unusual creatures, then invite everyone to invent a new entry for Dipper’s journal. Give the creature a name, describe one clue that might help find it, and choose colors that make it easy to recognize.

For a group, let each person color a different page and share the story behind one detail. A forest scene can become the setting for a short mystery, while the twins stepping over the giant footprint can prompt a guess about what left it.

Print Gravity Falls coloring pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a drawing before printing, or use “Print” to send it directly to your printer, including from a phone. Select fit to page if needed; thicker paper helps with markers, while colored pencils are handy for the journal details and crowded scenes.