

Zootopia coloring pages
These Zootopia coloring pages bring Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, and the rest of the city’s animal cast to the table. Every page is free, needs no account, and opens as a PDF ready to print. Pick a simple outline for a quick activity or a detailed scene for a longer coloring session.


Nick Wilde In His Office Zootopia Coloring Page

Finnick Holding His Sunglasses Coloring Sheet

Easy Outline Of Flash The Sloth Coloring Sheet For Kids

Detailed Judy Hopps With Carrots In The Background

Detailed Gazelle In Zootopia Coloring Page

Zootopia Wolf Guards Coloring Page

Scary Chief Bogo Outline Coloring Sheet

Officer Clawhauser With Spoon And Cereal Box Coloring Sheet

Nick Wilde With His Arms Crossed Coloring Sheet

Nick Standing Beside Judy Showing Her Badge Coloring Page

Nick And Judy Standing Back To Back Zootopia Coloring Page

Mayor Lionheart Throwing Paper Around With Bellwether Picking Them Up

Bellwether Reading A Note Coloring Page For Kids

Judy Hopps Pulling Nick Wilde By The Necktie

Judy Hopps Holding A Carrot In Zootopia Coloring Page

Judy Hopps And Nick Wilde Detailed Zootopia Poster

Detailed Nick And Judy Smiling In Zootopia Coloring Sheet

Nick, Judy, Clawhauser, Bellwether, Finnick, Flash, And Chief Bogo
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The gallery ranges from single figures to lively group scenes, so you can choose a page to suit the time and attention you have. Color Flash the sloth or Bellwether with a note for a clean, simple outline, or spend longer on Judy and Nick surrounded by smaller details. There are also familiar faces such as Chief Bogo, Clawhauser, Finnick, and Gazelle.
Meet the characters in Zootopia
Zootopia is a 2016 animated film from Walt Disney Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures. The drawings feature Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, Gazelle, Mayor Leodore Lionheart, Chief Bogo, Benjamin Clawhauser, Flash, Bonnie Hopps, and Stu Hopps.
Look closely at how each animal’s features help distinguish the figures. Judy’s long ears and uniform make her easy to spot, while Nick’s fox ears and expressive face give him a different silhouette. Chief Bogo’s broad build and Clawhauser’s round cheeks make the officers easy to recognize in the group scenes.
Play a Zootopia character hunt
Turn a finished page into a quick observation game. Ask your child to find Judy, Nick, Flash, or another familiar face, then point out one detail that helped identify each animal.
For a story activity, choose a scene with more than one figure and take turns imagining what happens next. Judy showing Nick her badge or pulling him by the necktie gives you a clear starting moment, while Lionheart and Bellwether among scattered papers can inspire a different story.
Choose a page by age and coloring level
For a 3-year-old, start with a large, uncomplicated outline and a few broad areas to fill. A 7-year-old may enjoy the medium-detail pictures, while older kids and adults can take their time with layered scenes and smaller features.
Easy Zootopia coloring pages for kids
The easy outlines show Officer Tiger holding a mug, Flash the sloth, and Bellwether reading a note. Their clear shapes make it easier for young children to stay within the lines, and each figure gives them a recognizable subject without a crowded background. Try crayons or broad colored pencils for these pages.
Detailed Zootopia coloring pages for adults
For a longer project, choose Judy and Nick standing back to back, smiling together, or appearing in a detailed poster. The close-up action of Judy pulling Nick by the necktie gives you clothing folds and facial details to work through, while the scene with carrots behind Judy adds background shapes to color. Gazelle’s detailed portrait is another good pick when you want to focus on one figure.
The medium-level scenes offer a comfortable step between simple outlines and these busier pictures. Nick in his office, Judy holding a carrot, and the wolf guards give you more features to color without as many small details as the full group scene.
Print Zootopia coloring pages as a PDF
Choose a drawing, then tap “Open the PDF” to view it or “Print” to send it straight to a printer; both options work from a phone. Select fit to page if you want the full drawing within the margins. Thicker paper works well with markers, while colored pencils are handy for fine details.


