Crowns, castles, ball gowns and a tea party in the garden: these princess coloring pages are full of the details kids love to color. Every princess here is an original drawing, so there are no movie characters, just room for your own story.
The free PDF has eight pages. The little princess on her throne has big, simple shapes for toddlers, and the detailed portrait at the end is a good challenge for older kids.
What’s in the PDF
- Princess at the Castle: a princess in a ball gown in front of her castle
- Little Princess on Her Throne: big simple shapes for toddlers
- Princess on a Horse: a ride through a flower meadow
- Princess Tea Party: tea with a teddy bear and a kitten
- Princess in the Library: reading in a cozy armchair
- Princess in the Rose Garden: watering roses with butterflies
- Princess at the Ball: dancing under the chandeliers
- Detailed Princess Portrait: a crown, braids and flowers for older kids
- A cover page, all on US Letter paper
The princess coloring pages
Princess at the Castle
A princess in a ball gown and crown stands in front of her castle with tall towers and flags.
Little Princess on Her Throne
A little princess sits on her throne holding a small bouquet. The shapes are big and easy for toddlers.
Princess on a Horse
A princess rides her horse through a meadow full of flowers, with the castle far behind.
Princess Tea Party
A princess hosts a tea party in the garden with a teddy bear and a kitten as her guests.
Princess in the Library
A princess curls up in a cozy armchair with a book, surrounded by tall shelves in the castle library.
Princess in the Rose Garden
A princess waters the roses while butterflies flutter around her, with a castle tower in the background.
Princess at the Ball
A princess twirls across the ballroom under sparkling chandeliers, her skirt swirling around her.
Detailed Princess Portrait
A detailed portrait with a decorated crown, long braided hair with flowers and an ornate collar. Best for older kids and adults.
Printing and coloring tips
- Print at 100% (Actual size) on plain US Letter paper; use cardstock for markers.
- Glitter glue on the crowns and gowns makes the pages sparkle.
- Try a different color palette for each gown: pastels, jewel tones or a rainbow skirt.
- 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.
- Princess at the Castle coloring page (PNG)
- Little Princess on Her Throne coloring page (PNG)
- Princess on a Horse coloring page (PNG)
- Princess Tea Party coloring page (PNG)
- Princess in the Library coloring page (PNG)
- Princess in the Rose Garden coloring page (PNG)
- Princess at the Ball coloring page (PNG)
- Detailed Princess Portrait coloring page (PNG)
More to color: the dragon coloring pages (every castle needs one), the easy mandala coloring pages or the unicorn coloring pages.
FAQ
What age are these princess coloring pages for?
The little princess on the throne suits ages 3 to 5. Most pages suit ages 4 to 9, and the detailed portrait is for older kids, teens and adults.
Are these coloring pages free?
Yes, the princess 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 these princesses from a movie?
No. Every princess is an original drawing, so kids can name them and make up their own stories.
