Monsters, Inc. coloring pages

Free Printable Monsters Inc Coloring Pages

Pick a favorite face or scene from the collection of 30 drawings. You’ll find Mike Wazowski and James Sullivan together, Boo with flowers, a scream canister, and the pink flower door, alongside monsters from Monsters University.

Choose by age and coloring level

For a quick choice, look at the size and number of shapes in the drawing. A three-year-old will usually find a bold, simple outline easier to enjoy, while an older child can spend longer on extra details.

Easy Monsters Inc coloring pages for kids

The simple Mike Wazowski and James Sullivan outlines give young children large areas to fill, and Mike’s single eye makes a fun starting point for choosing colors. Boo with flowers and the smiling Mike holding a clipboard add a small detail without making the whole picture feel crowded. Henry Waternoose, grumpy Roz, and Squishy are good picks when your child wants to color a different monster.

Medium-detail scenes and monsters

Choose a medium drawing when a child is ready to work around more shapes. Celia’s snake-like hair, Fungus, Dean Hardscrabble, and young Randall offer interesting outlines to follow, while the monster-costume Boo gives kids a scene to imagine as they color. The scream canister and pink flower door are handy choices for children who enjoy objects and settings as much as faces.

A detailed choice for older colorists

The drawing of Mike and Sulley as students has the most detail in this collection, so it suits a seven-year-old who enjoys taking their time or an adult looking for a more involved page. Johnny Worthington, Art, Don Carlton, Thaddeus Bile, and Mike heading to college bring more Monsters University faces into the mix. Squishy and Boo have cute, friendly expressions, while the Halloween and Christmas scenes can suit a seasonal coloring afternoon.

Color ideas for Mike, Sulley, and their friends

Use familiar colors if you have a favorite version of each monster in mind, or make the palette your own. Mike is an easy place to start with green, and you can try blue with purple spots for Sulley; Boo’s outfit, flowers, and the pink flower door can bring in pinks, reds, or sunny yellows. These are coloring ideas, so children can change them to fit their own scene.

Make up a monster-door story

Choose Boo, Mike, or Sulley and invent a short story about a door they find. Give the door a color and decide what might be on the other side, then add clues to the drawing with colored details, such as a flower, a costume, or a canister. When the page is finished, ask your child to tell the story from beginning to end; the picture gives them an easy prompt for describing what happens next.

Print Monsters Inc coloring pages as PDFs

Select a drawing, then use the “Open the PDF” button to open its PDF or “Print” to print it directly. Both buttons work from a phone, which is useful when you’re choosing a page on the go. Choose fit to page in your print settings; thicker paper can help with markers, while colored pencils work well for the smaller details on the student drawing.