Tarzan coloring pages

Free, printable Tarzan coloring pages

The gallery brings together Tarzan at different ages, his family of gorillas, Jane, and familiar jungle animals. Some drawings focus on a single figure, while others make room for a tree house, vines, or a lively meeting between characters. That variety makes it easy to pick a page for a short break or a more involved project.

Tantor appears as a baby and as an adult elephant, while Terk brings a playful touch with a banana or a friendly wave. Kerchak’s simple outline gives you a strong, recognizable gorilla shape to color. For another animal-themed choice, browse the gorilla coloring pages.

Choose by age and coloring level

A child’s age can help you decide, but attention span and interest matter too. Younger children often enjoy large, clear shapes; older kids can take on more scenery, and adults may appreciate the smaller details.

Easy Tarzan coloring pages for kids

For a 3-year-old or a new colorer, start with baby Tantor, the simple Kerchak outline, or Tarzan sliding along a branch. These scenes have a clear main figure and are easier to finish without carefully filling a crowded background. The easy jungle outline is another approachable pick for practicing broad strokes and staying within the lines.

Cute Tarzan scenes

Baby Terk holding a banana and Kala cradling baby Tarzan give little kids gentle, easy-to-follow scenes. The familiar shapes invite a child to choose colors for an elephant, a gorilla, and the baby in Kala’s arms. These pictures also make a natural starting point for talking about which animals appear in the jungle.

Detailed Tarzan coloring pages for adults

For a 7-year-old ready for more, or an adult who enjoys fine work, try the tree house scenes, Tarzan surrounded by his gorilla family, or Tarzan and Jane riding a crocodile. Vines, foliage, and the figures’ expressions give you plenty of small areas to shade. Sabor roaring, Clayton with his shotgun, and Tarzan looking lovingly at Jane each create a different mood, while adult Tantor with a bird on his back offers a quieter scene.

Who is Tarzan?

Tarzan is a fictional human character created by Edgar Rice Burroughs, and he appears as both a literary and a film character. The supplied story titles include Tarzan and Tarzan and the Lion Man. In these drawings, the surrounding figures give you several ways to picture his world, from Kala holding baby Tarzan to Jane speaking with a chimpanzee.

The range of scenes can also help children notice how a story is told through expressions and setting. Tarzan smiling on a branch feels different from the crouching figure holding a spear, even before you add color. A tree house or a family group makes a broader scene to explore together.

What colors should you use?

The drawings leave room to choose your own palette. Try several greens for leaves and vines, then use browns for branches and the tree house to give the jungle depth. Gray or warm brown can suit Tantor, while different shades of brown can help distinguish the gorillas.

Jane’s gown and gloves invite a brighter contrast against the foliage, and Tarzan’s scenes can stay natural or become imaginative. For a detailed page, use colored pencils to layer light and dark tones around faces, fur, and leaves.

Print Tarzan coloring pages as PDFs

Choose a drawing, then select “Open the PDF” to view its file or “Print” to send it straight to a printer; both buttons work from a phone, too. In the print settings, choose fit to page so the full tree house or jungle scene stays within the margins. Thicker paper can handle markers, while pencils are useful for small areas and soft shading.