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 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style boy sitting on the grass and hugging a floppy-eared dog, with a ball, a fence and flowers nearby. - Ages 5–8Medium
An original generic anime-style girl in a raincoat and boots, walking through puddles with a polka-dot umbrella, as a frog and a bird watch nearby. - Ages 7–10Detailed
A busy ramen shop where original generic anime-style kids eat bowls of ramen at a counter and a table, while a chef and a helper work behind the counter, with blank curtains and a cat by the door. - Ages 7–10Detailed
An original generic anime-style classroom with a teacher pointing at a blank chalkboard and several kids at desks reading, writing and raising a hand, with blank books and a globe. - Ages 7–10Detailed
A lively festival street lined with food stalls and blank lanterns, where original generic anime-style children in kimonos walk with candy apples and a goldfish, and fireworks burst overhead. - Ages 7–10Detailed
An original generic anime-style magical girl in a starry dress and cape, holding a star wand in a garden at twilight, with a tiny winged kitten, a fountain, a gate, butterflies and a crescent moon. - Ages 7–10Detailed
A sunny park where original generic anime-style children picnic, read, swing, fly a kite and play ball with a dog, around a fountain, a bench and a blank park sign. - Ages 7–10Detailed
An original generic anime-style girl sitting at a desk in her bedroom, writing in a blank notebook, with a sleeping cat on the bed, a fishbowl, a bookshelf of blank-spined books, and a window showing a moon and stars.
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.