Tom and Jerry coloring pages

Free, printable Tom and Jerry coloring pages

The gallery ranges from smiling portraits and a simple logo to Jerry escaping with cheese, Tom in pursuit, and Spike keeping watch. You’ll also find a golf course, a pirate scene, holiday pictures, and a detailed city setting. For more family-friendly TV collections, browse Kids TV Show.

Make up a Tom and Jerry story

Pick a scene and ask your child what happened just before it, then what might happen next. Jerry running away, Tom catching him with the cheese, or the two trying to trick one another can each start a different story. Add a line of dialogue or a sound effect as you color.

The holiday pictures can inspire a seasonal tale: imagine what Jerry is planning inside the jack-o’-lantern, or where Tom and Jerry are headed through the winter wonderland. You can also compare the Halloween scene with the Christmas one and talk about which details set the mood.

Choose by age and coloring level

For a quick pick, consider how much space the picture leaves for coloring and whether your child enjoys filling broad shapes or adding smaller details. Younger children often do best with a clear outline; older kids and adults may enjoy scenes with more to notice.

Easy coloring pages for kids

The easy drawings suit preschoolers and many 3-year-olds: try the smiling Tom and Jerry, the simple outline of Tom with yarn, or the handshake picture. Their clear silhouettes are easier to fill than a busy background. A 7-year-old may enjoy adding color to the cheese-stealing scene, the logo, or the chase with Droopy in the background.

Spike appears in several straightforward pictures, including his outline and a scene with Tom and Jerry. These give kids recognizable shapes to color while leaving room to choose their own colors for fur, clothing, and props.

Cute Tom and Jerry coloring pages

The baby versions have a soft, kawaii look, with young Tom and Jerry drawn in simple shapes. They’re a good choice for a preschooler who wants a sweet portrait, or for anyone who prefers a calm picture over a chase.

More detailed scenes

For a longer coloring session, try the city scene or the picture of Tom and Jerry annoying Spike. Buildings, characters, and smaller areas call for a steadier hand and a few color choices; these are well suited to older kids and for adults who enjoy working slowly.

A little context about Tom and Jerry

Tom and Jerry is a U.S. media franchise and animated short film series that began in 1940. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer produced the series, with William Hanna directing and Scott Bradley composing. The drawings capture the familiar cat-and-mouse rivalry through chases, tricks, and comic mishaps, so children can color a scene and imagine how its action unfolds.

Choose colors for each scene

There’s no need to match one fixed palette. Use contrasting colors to make Tom and Jerry stand out from the background, then pick a bright yellow for the cheese or green for a golf course. For the Halloween picture, darker shades can set a spooky mood; winter blues and purples make the Christmas scene feel chilly.

Print Tom and Jerry coloring pages as PDFs

Each drawing has an “Open the PDF” button to open its file and a “Print” button to print directly, including from a phone. Choose fit-to-page in your print settings if the edges look cropped. Plain paper works well with colored pencils, while thicker paper is helpful for markers and the smaller details in the city scene.