Cats nap, pounce and squeeze into boxes that are much too small, and every one of those moments makes a good picture. These cat coloring pages show cats and kittens at home and in the garden, drawn with bold, clean lines.
The free PDF has eight pages: an extra easy cat for toddlers, playful kittens for school-age kids and a detailed mandala cat for older kids and adults who want a calm, slow page.
What’s in the PDF
- Kitten and Yarn: a kitten batting a ball of yarn
- Cat Asleep in a Basket: a cat curled up with a blanket
- Cat on the Window Sill: a cat watching birds outside
- Mother Cat and Kittens: a mother cat with three playful kittens
- Easy Cat with a Bow: big simple shapes for toddlers
- Cat Chasing Butterflies: a cat in a garden with butterflies
- Cat in a Box: a curious cat peeking out of a box
- Mandala Cat: a pattern cat for older kids and adults
- A cover page, all on US Letter paper
The cat coloring pages
Kitten and Yarn
A playful kitten bats at a ball of yarn while the string unrolls across the floor.
Cat Asleep in a Basket
A cat sleeps curled up in a cozy basket with a little blanket and a pillow.
Cat on the Window Sill
A cat sits on the window sill between the curtains, watching birds in the tree outside, with a flower pot beside it.
Mother Cat and Kittens
A mother cat lies down while her three little kittens play around her.
Easy Cat with a Bow
A smiling cat with a bow on its neck, made of big simple shapes that are easy for toddlers to color.
Cat Chasing Butterflies
A cat leaps after butterflies in a garden with flowers, a fence and a watering can.
Cat in a Box
A curious cat peeks out of a cardboard box, with a toy mouse and a feather toy nearby.
Mandala Cat
A sitting cat filled with flowers, swirls and dots. A detailed, relaxing page for older kids and adults.
Printing and coloring tips
- Print at 100% (Actual size) on plain US Letter paper; use cardstock for markers.
- Real cats come in orange, gray, black, white, cream and tabby stripes, but purple and teal cats are fun too.
- Use short pencil strokes in the direction the fur grows to make it look soft.
- Laminate a page and use dry-erase crayons to color it again and again.
Download the pages one by one
Want just one picture? Click a link to open the full-size PNG, then print it or save it. The PDF with every page is in the download box.
- Kitten and Yarn coloring page (PNG)
- Cat Asleep in a Basket coloring page (PNG)
- Cat on the Window Sill coloring page (PNG)
- Mother Cat and Kittens coloring page (PNG)
- Easy Cat with a Bow coloring page (PNG)
- Cat Chasing Butterflies coloring page (PNG)
- Cat in a Box coloring page (PNG)
- Mandala Cat coloring page (PNG)
Learn how to draw a cat in 6 easy steps, or color the cute coloring pages and dinosaur coloring pages.
FAQ
What age are these cat coloring pages for?
The easy cat suits toddlers and preschoolers; the kitten, basket and box pages suit ages 4 to 10; the mandala cat is best for older kids, teens and adults.
Are these coloring pages free?
Yes, the cat coloring pages are free for personal and classroom use. Print as many as you need, but please link to this page instead of sharing the PDF file.
Can I print just one page?
Yes. Use the single-page links above, or pick the page number in your print dialog when you print the PDF.
Are there kitten coloring pages too?
Yes. The kitten with yarn, the kitten in the box and the mother cat with her three kittens are all in the same PDF.
