Printable Disney Princess Coloring Pages

Easy princess pages for toddlers and preschoolers

Many sheets on this page are rated easy: a single princess, big shapes and thick outlines with very little inside them. They suit children from three years old who hold a chunky crayon in their fist. The chibi versions work best for the very youngest, because the head is almost half the drawing: try chibi Elsa with her snowflake, chibi Ariel or baby Moana with her arms wide open. The faces of Cinderella, Snow White, Jasmine, Moana and Rapunzel are another good start, and the crown with a heart in the middle can be cut out afterwards and worn at the table.

Detailed Disney Princess scenes for older kids

Children who already stay inside the lines can pick the medium pages, where the princess shares the sheet with a setting. Ariel under the sea swims among striped fish and seaweed, Rapunzel and Flynn sit in a rowboat under hanging lanterns, and Elsa stands before her jagged ice palace. The most detailed sheet is Maui with his fish hook, his arms and chest covered in tattoo patterns that older kids and adults like to fill one band at a time with fine markers. The difficulty buttons above the cards show only the easy or only the medium drawings.

Every princess and her friends

Each film has its own section, so a child who loves one princess finds all of her in one place. Frozen fans get Elsa alone and with Anna, plus Olaf with his arms in the air. The Little Mermaid brings Flounder, Prince Eric and Ariel with legs for the first time. Cinderella comes with the pumpkin carriage, the glass slipper and the Fairy Godmother, and Snow White with two of the dwarfs, the Evil Queen, the old witch and a skull poison apple for a spooky evening. Moana sails with her oar and meets a turtle, Jasmine rides the magic carpet with Aladdin, and Rapunzel holds her frying pan with Pascal never far away. Belle has a ball gown page and a reading page, next to castles and a tower for a whole kingdom.

Ideas for parties, rainy days and the classroom

A princess birthday party can start with one sheet per guest, each child picking a favorite, and the finished pages make a gallery along the wall before the cake. Two siblings who love the same film can share the pages with two characters, like Anna and Elsa holding hands or Cinderella and Snow White together. Children can follow the films, a blue dress for Cinderella and a green tail for Ariel, or invent new gowns of their own. Teachers use the castle and the crown for fairy tale lessons, and the Frozen pages fit winter as well as any snowman.

More Disney coloring pages

Children who want another Disney favorite will find Lilo's alien friend in the Stitch coloring pages, and Frozen fans can carry on with snowmen and snowy cabins in the winter coloring pages.