Rubber Duck Coloring Pages
- Designs ready
- 32
- Ages
- 3–10
- Difficulty
- Easy and medium
- Paper
- US Letter and A4
Bath toys with an orange beak and a round body. Bubbles are little circles, one color each.
Coloring pages in this set
- Ages 5–8Medium

A smiling rubber duck sitting on a small bed with a plain pillow and blanket, a lamp on a nightstand, and a window with a moon and stars. - Ages 5–8Medium

A smiling rubber duck sitting in a small sailboat with a blank sail on a pond, with lily pads, reeds, trees, and a jumping fish. - Ages 7–10Detailed

A busy bathroom with a child in a towel waving from a bubbly tub of rubber ducks while a parent in casual clothes holds a towel, plus blank bottles and a duck on the mat. - Ages 7–10Detailed

A whimsical village of rubber-duck characters with houses made of buckets, shells, and soap, a puddle path, a blank stall sign, and ducks waving, sitting, and watering flowers. - Ages 7–10Detailed

A cheerful water park with a winding slide, a fountain, a lazy river, many rubber ducks, children in modest swimwear, a blank sign, and a palm tree. - Ages 7–10Detailed

A parent in everyday clothes washing a child's hair in a large tub shared with another child and many rubber ducks, with blank bottles and a bath mat. - Ages 7–10Detailed

Children playing a carnival hook-a-duck game at a trough full of rubber ducks, with a blank sign, blank bunting, and generic stuffed prizes. - Ages 7–10Detailed

A backyard pond with rubber ducks, lily pads, a wooden footbridge, a frog, a fish, a dragonfly, a birdhouse, and two children sitting on the grass.
There's a smiling rubber duck, two rubber ducks, and a rubber duck in a tub.
One wears a shower cap. Others sit on a bathroom shelf, or turn up in a backyard birdbath.
The beak and the eyes are the small parts. The body fills in fast with one crayon.
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.








