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Moana coloring pages

Choose among Moana coloring pages with baby Moana, Maui, Pua, Heihei, and scenes from the ocean. Every page is free, with no account needed, and opens as a PDF ready to print. You’ll find easy outlines as well as more detailed pictures for a longer coloring session.

Free, printable Moana coloring pages

The gallery ranges from single figures and simple outlines to busy scenes with several characters. Color Moana with the Heart of Te Fiti or a canoe paddle, then switch to Maui with his fishhook, the Kakamora coconut pirates, or the whole crew aboard a ship. There are gentle, cute pictures and more intricate artwork to suit different moods.

Choose by age and coloring level

For a quick pick, consider how much detail the person coloring enjoys and how long they want to spend. A preschooler may prefer large, clear shapes, while an older child can take on a scene with more objects; adults may enjoy working through smaller details and patterns.

Easy Moana coloring pages for kids

Simple outlines make a comfortable starting point for a 3-year-old, especially Moana as a baby, the Heart of Te Fiti by itself, or Moana holding her paddle. A 7-year-old might enjoy choosing colors for Moana and Maui in the canoe, or filling in the shapes on Tamatoa the crab. The coconut pirates and the picture of Pua rolling on the ground give young colorists distinct forms that are easy to recognize.

Cute Moana coloring pages

Kawaii-style Moana and baby Moana keep the figures sweet and compact, while Simea with flowers and butterflies gives kids a few extra shapes to color. Try the baby pictures for a short, relaxed activity, or choose Moana with flowers when a child wants to add color to petals as well as clothing. Pua and Heihei are another cheerful pairing, with the pig and chicken offering contrasting shapes.

Detailed Moana coloring pages for adults

For adults or anyone who enjoys careful coloring, look for the Kakamora coconut monsters, Maui’s tattoos, or the scene of Moana, Maui, Heihei, and Pua at sea. The group portrait with Chief Tui, Sina, Moana, and Simea has several figures to distinguish, while the ship scenes invite attention to the crew and the boat. Te Kā’s lava-like form and the artwork of Mother Nature holding Moana and Maui give larger, busier areas to work through.

Moana and the world of the film

Moana is an animated film released in 2016 by Walt Disney Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures. Its drawings bring together Moana, demigod Maui, Heihei the chicken, Pua the pig, and Moana’s parents, Chief Tui and Sina, along with Gramma Tala and Tamatoa. These familiar faces make it easy to choose a picture based on who the kids want to color. For more characters from the same studio, browse Disney coloring pages.

Color ideas for Moana and her friends

You can follow the movie’s tropical feel with ocean blues, leafy greens, warm sand, and bright flower colors. Try red or coral for Moana’s outfit, then use a different shade for her paddle or canoe so those details stand apart.

Choose colors for Maui, Te Fiti, and the Kakamora

For Maui, dark shades can bring out his tattoos, while a silvery gray or warm brown gives his fishhook a strong outline. Te Fiti can be surrounded by greens and flower colors, and Te Kā suits fiery reds, oranges, and dark grays. Give each Kakamora a different combination of browns and bright accents to make the little coconut pirates easy to tell apart.

Print Moana coloring pages as PDFs

Choose a picture and tap “Open the PDF” to view its file, or tap “Print” to send it straight to a printer, including from a phone. Select fit to page if the drawing looks too large for the paper. Thicker paper works well with markers, while colored pencils are handy for Maui’s tattoos and the smaller details in the ship scenes.