

Miffy coloring pages
Choose from Miffy coloring pages with familiar friends, everyday play, and little adventures. Every page is free, with no account needed, and opens as a PDF ready to print. Most drawings have simple, open shapes for young children, while a few scenes include more details to enjoy at a slower pace.


Miffy Holding Balloon In The Garden

Easy Miffy Holding Stuffed Bear Coloring Page For Kids

Easy Miffy Holding Flowers Coloring Sheet

Melanie And Miffy Playing Beach Ball Coloring Page For Kids

Kawaii Miffy Sitting On A Crescent Moon Coloring Sheet For Preschoolers

Simple Miffy With Toys Coloring Page For Preschoolers

Simple Miffy, Poppy Pig, Grunty, Boris Bear, And Barbara Coloring Page For Preschoolers

Sailor Miffy On A Boat Coloring Page

Miffy, Melanie, And Poppy Pig Dancing In Front Of Birthday Cake

Miffy And Melanie Sharing Umbrella In The Rain

Miffy And Melanie On A Seesaw Coloring Page For Kids

Miffy Celebrating Birthday With Streamer And Cake Coloring Page For Kids

Miffy And Melanie Sitting On A Couch

Hello Kitty And Miffy Having A Picnic Coloring Sheet

Miffy On A Bicycle Coloring Page For Preschoolers

Miffy In A Farm With Ducklings Coloring Page For Kids

Simple Miffy Outline Coloring Page

Miffy With Pig And Lamb In A Farm

Miffy And Melanie Riding An Airplane
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See the other collectionsFree Printable Miffy Coloring Pages
This collection brings Miffy together with Melanie, Snuffy, Poppy Pig, Boris Bear, and other familiar faces. Sailboats, bicycles, birthday treats, farm animals, and playtime scenes give you a range of subjects to choose from, whether you want one cheerful picture or a small coloring activity.
Colors for Miffy and Her Friends
Miffy's simple outline leaves room to choose a look rather than follow a complicated pattern. Try a bright dress, warm yellow accents, and a soft blue sky, or let your child pick colors that make the scene their own.
Give Snuffy a natural-looking brown coat, or add contrasting colors to the toys, flowers, balloons, and birthday decorations. For the farm scenes, green grass and a blue sky help the ducklings, lamb, and pig stand out without making the page feel busy.
Who Is Miffy?
Miffy is an anthropomorphic rabbit or hare and a television character created by Dutch artist Dick Bruna. The character dates to 1992 and appears in Miffy and Friends as well as Miffy the Movie.
That simple, recognizable look makes the drawings easy to read at a glance. Miffy’s friends and activities also give children plenty to talk about, from taking a boat ride to sharing an umbrella with Melanie or celebrating with a cake and streamer.
Choosing by Age and Skill
Easy Miffy Coloring Pages for Kids
For a 3-year-old, start with the simple Miffy outline, the stuffed bear, or Miffy with toys. These drawings have broad, familiar shapes that are easier to fill with chunky crayons, and a young child can choose just one or two colors at a time.
A 7-year-old may enjoy adding details to Miffy on a bicycle, sailing as a sailor, or holding a balloon in the garden. The scenes invite small choices about the setting as well as Miffy’s clothes: the boat can sail on blue water, while the garden can have bright flowers and green leaves.
The airplane ride with Melanie, the beach ball, seesaw, and rainy-day umbrella offer clear actions to describe while coloring. There is a cute version of Miffy sitting on a crescent moon, too, alongside a picnic with Hello Kitty for children who like a familiar crossover scene.
Adults can use the two busier farm and birthday scenes for a little more focus. The pig, lamb, and ducklings give the farm picture several small areas to color, while Miffy, Melanie, and Poppy Pig dancing by a birthday cake invite careful work on the decorations and figures.
Print Miffy Coloring Pages as PDFs
Use the “Open the PDF” button to open a drawing, or choose “Print” to send it directly to your printer, including from a phone. Check the preview and select fit to page so Miffy and the scene have room around the edges. Regular paper works well with crayons and pencils; thicker paper can help if you plan to use markers.



