Princess Luna coloring pages

Free Printable Princess Luna Coloring Pages

These drawings show Princess Luna in moonlit forests, among stars and butterflies, and flying across the night sky. You’ll find solo portraits as well as scenes with Sweetie Belle, Fluttershy, Twilight Sparkle, and Princess Celestia.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

Start with the size of the shapes and the amount of detail your colorist enjoys. Simple outlines work well for a young child still practicing control, while medium-detail pictures give a 7-year-old more to explore without crowding the page. Adults who like careful coloring can choose the most intricate scenes.

Easy Princess Luna Coloring Pages for Kids

The easy drawings keep Luna’s outline clear, making them a comfortable choice for preschoolers and younger kids. A chibi Luna or baby Luna has rounded features and broad areas to color, while the simple forest-at-night portrait leaves room to add a moon or stars. One easy picture also places Luna with Sweetie Belle and Fluttershy, so children can color three ponies and talk about what they might be doing together.

Detailed Princess Luna Coloring Pages for Adults

For more involved coloring, look for Luna with her wings spread, her flowing mane, or a crown against a starry background. The throne scene with Princess Celestia gives you two regal figures and extra details to work through, while the Nightmare Moon alter-ego picture offers a more dramatic contrast. A rearing Luna before the full moon and a walk among the clouds also give wings, mane, and sky plenty of space for shading.

Cute Princess Luna Coloring Pages

The cute drawings lean into Luna’s small, sweet expressions rather than elaborate scenery. Chibi and baby versions are especially approachable, with rounded faces and simple shapes that little hands can fill in. They’re a nice choice when a child wants a friendly pony portrait instead of a detailed night sky.

For a small storytelling prompt, ask who Luna might meet in the forest or what the stars are showing her. The picture of Twilight Sparkle hugging Luna gives you an easy starting point: imagine what the friends are saying, then choose colors that suit the scene.

What Makes Princess Luna an Alicorn

Princess Luna is a fictional princess and an alicorn in generation four of My Little Pony. She appears in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. The wings and horn in these pictures identify her as an alicorn, so children can notice how her design differs from a pony drawn without both features.

The night scenes invite color choices that suggest moonlight without requiring one fixed palette. Try deep blue or violet for the sky, then use pale yellow, silver, or light blue for the moon and stars. A bright mane can stand out against a dark background, while softer shades keep a forest or cloud scene gentle.

Print Princess Luna Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a drawing ready to print, or tap “Print” to send it directly to a printer, including from a phone. Use fit-to-page settings if needed, and choose thicker paper for markers; colored pencils are useful for the fine stars, feathers, and flowing mane in detailed pictures.