Disney Coloring Pages
90 free coloring pages to color online or print.
Disney characters have a shape children know before they can read: round ears, gloved hands, faces built out of circles. That simplicity is also what makes them good to color, because the outlines stay thick and the shapes stay big enough for a crayon held in a fist. This section gathers the Disney drawings on the site, led by Mickey Mouse and the friends who keep turning up beside him, Goofy, Donald Duck and Daisy. The scenes go past the standard studio portrait: a birthday table, a baseball field, a stove with something on the boil, a rocket well past the clouds. Most sheets suit a child of four upward, and a couple of them, drawn as little more than a face or a baby Mickey, work for a two year old. Nothing here needs a login or a download. Choose a drawing, send it to the printer, and it is on the kitchen table straight away.
Mickey Mouse Coloring Pages
17 pages
Stitch Coloring Pages
31 pages
Disney Princess Coloring Pages
20 pages
Frozen Elsa Coloring Pages
22 pages
Disney Coloring Pages, Free to Print
Mickey Mouse turned 1928 pen work into a face recognized worldwide, and almost a century later he is still the first Disney character most children can draw from memory. The Disney sheets on this site keep that same friendly, uncluttered line, so a page can be finished in one sitting rather than abandoned half done.
Start With Mickey and His Friends
The Mickey Mouse coloring pages are the heart of this section. They move him through a whole week rather than a single pose: blowing out candles, swinging a bat, cooking, at the beach, and floating in space. Several sheets bring in Goofy, Donald Duck and Daisy, which gives a child two or three characters to color on one page and a reason to keep going past the first outline.
Picking a Sheet That Fits the Child
Each page shows a difficulty and an age guide next to the drawing, along with a rough time. A toddler does better with a large face and no background. A five year old will want the busier scenes, where there is a rocket, a grill or a park bench to fill in around the character.
Print It or Color It on the Screen
Each drawing prints free and without an account on ordinary paper. If a tablet is closer than a printer, open the online coloring tool and fill the picture in there first. Looking further afield, the Hello Kitty coloring pages are a natural next stop.
The Disney collections
The Mickey Mouse coloring pages are the obvious way in, a shape every child knows. The Frozen coloring pages put Elsa on every sheet, with Anna and Olaf, and the Disney princess coloring pages gather Rapunzel, Ariel, Moana and their sisters. The Stitch coloring pages sit at the other end of the same idea: one enormous unbroken body, which makes him the easiest character on the site to color in invented colors without the drawing falling apart.