

Princess Peach coloring pages
Browse Princess Peach coloring pages with portraits and outfits to suit different moods and skill levels. Every page is free, no account is needed, and each drawing opens as a PDF ready to print. Choose simple shapes for a quick activity or more detailed artwork for a slower coloring session.


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See the other collectionsPrincess Peach Free Printable Coloring Pages
This gallery brings together 23 drawings of Princess Peach, from uncluttered portraits to more intricate scenes and outfits. Her crown, long hair, gown, and expressive poses give you familiar details to color, while the range of line work makes it easy to choose a page that fits the time and attention available.
Choose by age and skill
Most drawings are at a medium level, a good match for many 7-year-olds who can color larger areas and take their time around smaller details. For younger children, choose a simpler portrait with broad spaces; an adult or older child may prefer the finer folds, accessories, and lines in a more intricate gown.
Easy Princess Peach Coloring Pages for Kids
The easy drawings have fewer small sections, so they work well for a 3-year-old practicing how to stay within an outline or for a child who wants to finish in one sitting. A crown or hair shape gives little hands a clear area to fill, and crayons or thick markers are easier to manage than a fine pencil.
Detailed Princess Peach Coloring Pages for Adults
For adults and older children, the more detailed drawings allow time to shade the folds of a gown, work carefully around jewelry, and add depth to hair. Colored pencils suit narrow spaces and gradual shading; markers make stronger, even blocks of color, but can be harder to control around delicate outlines.
Who is Princess Peach?
Princess Peach is a video game character created by Shigeru Miyamoto. She appears in Mario, Super Mario Bros., and Super Smash Bros., so her familiar princess design can be a fun starting point for a conversation about the different games a child knows.
As you color, invite your child to describe Peach’s pose and imagine what might be happening in the scene. They can tell a short story about where she is going or what she might do next, then compare their ideas with another drawing. For a shared Mario-themed activity, pair a page with Mario coloring pages.
Which colors should you use?
Peach is often recognized by a pink gown, blonde hair, a gold crown, and blue jewelry. These familiar choices make a helpful starting point, but the drawings are yours to color, so you can keep the classic look or invent a new outfit.
Try two shades of pink on the gown to separate the bodice from the skirt, or use a lighter pencil along the edges to suggest folds. Gold or yellow makes the crown stand out, while a touch of blue in the jewelry adds contrast; leave small highlights uncolored if you want a bright, polished finish.
Print Princess Peach Coloring Pages as PDFs
Open the PDF to see the drawing before printing, or select Print to send it directly to your printer, including from a phone. Choose fit to page if the outline looks close to the paper’s edges, and use thicker paper for markers. Colored pencils are a good choice for small details such as the crown and jewelry.





