Anime Coloring Pages
- Designs ready
- 32
- Ages
- 3–10
- Difficulty
- Easy and medium
- Paper
- US Letter and A4
Original characters with big eyes and simple hair. These are not pictures from a TV show.
Coloring pages in this set
- Ages 3–6Easy
A simple close-up portrait of an original generic anime-style girl with large eyes and a friendly smile. - Ages 3–6Easy
A cute original generic anime-style chibi boy standing and smiling. - Ages 3–6Easy
A cute original generic anime-style chibi girl standing in a simple dress and smiling. - Ages 3–6Easy
An original generic anime-style girl wearing a cat-ear headband and a fluffy tail, standing among a few flowers. - Ages 3–6Easy
An original generic anime-style boy in a hoodie, waving one hand and smiling. - Ages 3–6Easy
An original generic anime-style girl with low pigtails, standing and smiling in a simple outfit. - Ages 3–6Easy
An original generic anime-style girl in a cardigan, holding a flower and smiling. - Ages 3–6Easy
An original generic anime-style boy with short hair, wearing a striped shirt and smiling. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style magical girl in a starry dress, holding a star-tipped wand in a garden, with loose wavy hair and a star hair clip. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style girl with a cat-ear headband and a tail, sitting in a flower garden and petting a house cat, with a watering can and a butterfly nearby. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style girl sitting at a ramen shop counter, eating a bowl of ramen, while a smiling chef holds a ladle behind a counter with blank curtains and a blank menu board. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style boy sitting under a leafy tree, reading a blank open book, with a backpack beside him. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style girl riding a bicycle on a path, hair flowing behind her, with trees, flowers and a bird nearby. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style boy holding a ball and a girl waving, standing side by side on the grass with flowers around them. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style boy walking along a path to a school building, waving, with a backpack on his shoulders and a blank sign on the building. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style girl in an apron painting a flower on an easel, with a palette, brushes and blank paint bottles beside her. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style boy sitting on a riverbank with a fishing rod, as a cheerful fish jumps from the water beside a bucket and a tackle box. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style girl in a flower-patterned kimono, holding a candy apple at a festival stall with blank lanterns, fireworks and flowers. - Ages 5–8Medium
Two original generic anime-style kids having a picnic on a blanket under a tree, with a basket, a sandwich, an apple, a cupcake and a butterfly. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style girl sitting on a cushion by a window, hugging a house cat, with a ball of yarn and a potted plant nearby. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style boy kicking a soccer ball on a grassy field, with a goal and cheering friends in the background. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style girl sitting on a hill at night with a mug and a telescope, looking up at a crescent moon and stars. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style girl in a baker's hat and apron, stirring a bowl in a kitchen with cupcakes, a rolling pin and a blank flour bag. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style girl swinging from a tree, hair flowing, with a bird, a butterfly and flowers around her.
There's a chibi boy, a chibi girl, and a boy waving.
There is a chibi boy, a chibi girl, and a girl with cat ears. Outfits have bows, collars, and a few folds to color.
The eyes and the hair strands are the careful part. Print them large enough to stay inside the lines.
On a screen, tap a white shape to fill it. Undo brings the last color back.
The same outlines are on the color online page if you would rather fill them on a screen.
FAQs
Are these free?
Yes. Print a page or color it on the screen. You do not need an account.
What paper should I use?
Letter or A4. Crayons work on copy paper. Markers need thicker paper.
Can we color on a tablet?
Yes. Open a picture and tap Color online. The coloring stays on that device.