

Trolls coloring pages
Choose from Trolls drawings of Poppy, Branch, and their friends, with dancing scenes, sweet portraits, and holiday moments. Every page is free, no account is needed, and each drawing opens as a PDF ready to print. You’ll find simple outlines for young children as well as more detailed pictures to enjoy at your own pace.


DJ Suki Troll

Simple Keith Troll Coloring Page for Kids

Detailed Coloring Page of Princess Poppy

Detailed Coloring Page Of Branch

Princess Poppy In Trolls World Tour

Simple Fuzzbert Coloring Sheet

Queen Barb Troll Playing Guitar During World Tour Coloring Page

Prince Gristle Troll

Princess Poppy Standing In Field Coloring Sheet

Cloud Guy Troll Waving Hand

Christmas-Themed Trolls Coloring Page

Cooper Troll Dancing

Cartoon Branch Troll

Poppy, Bridget, and Troll Friends Opening Presents On Christmas

Happy Karma Troll To Color In

Poppy, Branch, And Troll Friends Dancing

Easy Prince Gristle Coloring Sheet for Preschoolers

Troll Characters Dancing During Halloween To Color

Simple Outline of Bridget Troll

Cute Moxie Dewdrop To Color

Branch Troll Dancing

Grandma Rosiepuff Troll Smiling

Cartoon Princess Poppy To Color

Satin and Chenille Trolls Coloring In for Preschoolers

King Peppy Troll Singing

Cooper Troll Coloring Sheet For Young Kids

Kawaii Mr. Dinkles To Color In For Kids

Halloween Themed Trolls Coloring Page

Easy Creek Troll Coloring Sheet

Angry Chef Troll

Biggie Troll Holding Mr. Dinkles To Color

Easy Outline of Cooper Troll

Cute Bridget Troll Coloring Page
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See the other collectionsFree Printable Trolls Coloring Pages
Pick a favorite character, a lively group scene, or a picture with extra details to color. Poppy and Branch appear alongside Bridget, Biggie, Cooper, and others, so it’s easy to find a familiar face or choose a new one.
About the Trolls Movie
Trolls is a 2016 animated film produced by DreamWorks Animation. These drawings bring together familiar faces such as Princess Poppy and Branch, with scenes of friends dancing, singing, and spending time together. A character portrait makes a quick choice, while a group scene can prompt a longer story as you color. For more movie-themed pages, browse Kids Movie.
Choose by Age and Coloring Level
Start with the child’s comfort with small spaces and fine details rather than age alone. A 3-year-old will usually enjoy broad shapes and a short coloring session; a 7-year-old may be ready for a busier pose or several figures. Older kids and adults can take their time with the detailed scenes.
Easy Trolls Coloring Pages for Kids
The easy drawings use clear outlines and approachable poses, which work well for preschoolers and younger kids. Cloud Guy waving, Cooper, Keith, Creek, and cartoon Branch offer recognizable shapes without asking for careful work across lots of tiny areas. Satin and Chenille together make a friendly choice for coloring two figures, while Mr. Dinkles with Biggie gives children a small, amusing detail to notice.
For an especially simple start, try the outlines of Bridget, Fuzzbert, or Prince Gristle. Children can color one large area at a time, then add a background if they feel like extending the activity. These pages also suit a short break when there isn’t time for a more involved picture.
Cute Trolls Coloring Pages
The cute drawings focus on gentle expressions and compact, appealing poses. Mr. Dinkles, Bridget, and Moxie Dewdrop make approachable picks for anyone who likes sweet character art; the small details leave room for a child to add a bow, pattern, or colorful background of their own.
Detailed Trolls Coloring Pages for Adults
Choose the more detailed pictures when you want to slow down and work in smaller spaces. Poppy’s portrait gives you room to shade her hair and outfit, while a scene with Poppy, Branch, Biggie, and their friends lets you vary the colors across several figures. The Halloween dance scenes have more activity to follow across the page.
The Christmas pictures, including Poppy, Bridget, and friends opening presents, offer gifts, clothing, and several faces to color. Princess Poppy in Trolls World Tour and the detailed picture of Branch are good choices for a longer session. Adults can use fine pencils for close work, while kids who enjoy detail can color one section at a time.
Color Ideas for Trolls
Try bright pink, turquoise, purple, green, and yellow for a lively palette, then use a few softer shades to keep the faces easy to read. Give each troll a distinct hair color or clothing color in group scenes, so friends don’t blend together. For the Halloween dancing pictures, a dark background can make brighter outfits stand out; Christmas scenes can use warm reds and greens around the presents.
Print Trolls Coloring Pages as PDFs
Choose “Open the PDF” to view a drawing before printing, or “Print” to send it straight to your printer; both buttons work from a phone, too. Select “fit to page” if needed so the full picture appears on the paper. Thicker paper is useful with markers, while colored pencils are handy for hair, faces, and other small details.





