Princess Coloring Pages

Find a story to color

A crown is just the beginning. The princesses in this collection read, bake, explore, look at stars and care for plants. Pick a picture that matches your child's interests: a kitten companion, a little paper boat or a telescope might start a conversation. The simplest pages keep the character and one prop easy to see. More detailed scenes add furniture, flowers and patterns for children who want extra places to color.

Let the child choose

Set out crayons or colored pencils and leave the palette open. A cape can be striped, a dress can be green, and a castle can have rainbow stones. Ask, “What is she going to do next?” rather than setting a color rule. Your child can name the character, invent a friend or describe the adventure. Coloring the background is optional, and the page can wait for another day. Place scrap paper underneath if you use markers.

Print one page at a time

Choose A4 or US Letter to match the paper in your printer. Use actual size or 100%; the artwork includes white margins. If an edge is clipped, try fit to printable area. Black-and-white printing is enough. Print a second copy to explore a different story or color together.