Tangled coloring pages

Free, printable Tangled coloring pages

Choose a simple portrait, a scene with Rapunzel and Eugene, or a drawing featuring Maximus or Mother Gothel. The mix makes it easy to pick a page for a quick coloring break or a longer project. For more royal portraits, browse the Princess collection.

Choose by age and coloring level

Easy Tangled coloring pages for kids

The bold, simple outlines suit a 3-year-old who is practicing broad strokes, and the clear shapes give a 7-year-old room to add color without getting lost in tiny details. Rapunzel’s long hair makes an inviting area to fill, while Pascal and Eugene’s portraits are straightforward choices for a short activity.

For a little more of a scene, Rapunzel and Eugene appear together with lanterns, including a view of them in a boat. These pictures give kids a setting to color and talk about, while Rapunzel comforting Maximus offers a gentle moment to invent a story around.

Medium Tangled coloring pages

Choose a medium-level drawing when you want more to work on than a single portrait. Rapunzel brushing her hair with lanterns in the background brings together a figure and a scene, while the picture of Rapunzel, Eugene, and Maximus gives each person or animal a different area to color.

Mother Gothel’s portrait offers a change of focus from Rapunzel and her friends. Maximus appears on his own as well as beside the others, so kids can compare the separate portrait with the group scene.

Detailed Tangled coloring page

Rapunzel holding a pan with Pascal is the most detailed choice in this collection. The extra shapes call for slower coloring and careful work around the pan and the two figures, making it a good pick for a patient older child or an adult who enjoys filling in smaller areas.

Meet the characters and the film

Tangled is a 2010 animated film from Walt Disney Animation Studios, directed by Byron Howard and Nathan Greno, with music by Alan Menken. Rapunzel, Eugene Fitzherbert, and Mother Gothel are among its characters, and they appear in this collection alongside Pascal and Maximus.

The drawings range from close-up portraits to shared scenes, so you can choose based on which character you want to color or the story you want to tell. Rapunzel and Eugene with lanterns make a scene to narrate together, while Rapunzel comforting Maximus invites a quieter bit of storytelling.

What colors should you use?

Try golden yellows and warm oranges for Rapunzel’s long hair and the lanterns, then set them against a deep blue or purple background. These are coloring ideas rather than rules; you can make the lantern scene bright and festive or give it a softer, evening feel.

For Pascal, Maximus, and the clothing, choose colors that stand apart from the background so each shape stays easy to see. Colored pencils work well for gradual shading on hair, while crayons make quick work of broad areas.

Print Tangled coloring pages as PDFs

Select “Open the PDF” to open the page, or choose “Print” to send it directly to a printer, including from your phone. Use the fit-to-page setting to keep the whole drawing visible; thicker paper can help if you plan to use markers. For hair, lanterns, and smaller details, colored pencils give you more control.