Dinosaur Coloring Pages
Explore free, printable dinosaur coloring pages you can download as PDFs and print at home or school. Choose from simple dinos for kids to detailed scenes for older artists.
All pages in Dinosaur Coloring Pages
Cute Smiling Dinosaur
Smiling Baby Triceratops
Cute T-rex Volcano
Dinosaur by Volcano
Smiling Longneck Dinosaur
Cute Baby Dinosaur
Cute Baby Dinosaur Hatchling
Cute Baby Triceratops
Running Raptor Dinosaur
Cute Baby Dinosaur
Dinosaur Skeleton Desert
Long Neck Dinosaur
Party Dinosaur Balloon
Armored Ankylosaurus Dinosaur
Cute Baby Dinosaur Hatchling
Cute Dino Balloon
Cute Baby Dinosaur
Armored Stegosaurus Dinosaur
Brachiosaurus Dinosaur Outline
Cute Triceratops Dinosaur
Cute Baby Dinosaur
Cute Forest Dinosaur
Detailed Velociraptor Dinosaur
Cute Baby T-rex
Stomp into a mix of dinosaur coloring pages featuring friendly T. rex and triceratops, long-necked sauropods, flying pterosaurs, and prehistoric backgrounds with volcanoes, ferns, and fossils. This collection is designed for kids who want bold, easy outlines, as well as parents, teachers, and adults looking for calmer, more detailed pages. Each page is free and printable—just choose your favorites, download the PDF, and print for an instant activity at home, in the classroom, or on the go.
About These Dinosaur Coloring Pages
Whether you’re planning a dinosaur-themed afternoon or just want a relaxing page to color, this collection offers a range of prehistoric favorites you can print anytime.
A variety of dinosaurs and scenes
You’ll find everything from classic dinosaurs (T. rex, stegosaurus, triceratops, and brontosaurus-style long necks) to pterosaurs soaring overhead and underwater creatures in simple ocean scenes. Some pages focus on one large dinosaur with big shapes that are easy to color, while others include extra details like footprints, bones, eggs, and jungle plants for a more involved project.
Great for kids, classrooms, and grown-ups
For younger kids and early learners, look for pages with thicker lines and open spaces that work well with crayons and beginner coloring skills. Older kids and adults may prefer pages with patterned scales, layered landscapes, and more background elements that invite shading and color blending. Teachers can use these pages for units on fossils, habitats, and comparing herbivores and carnivores.
Easy ways to use these printables
These pages are handy for:
- Quiet time, rainy days, and screen-free breaks
- Dinosaur birthday party activities and favor-table stations
- Classroom centers, sub plans, or early finisher folders
- Calming coloring sessions for teens and adults
Printing tips for best results
Download the PDF and print at 100% (or “Actual size”) for clean outlines. Standard letter paper works well, but slightly heavier paper can help prevent marker bleed-through. If you’re using markers, place a spare sheet underneath and test colors in a corner first. For sharing, consider printing a few different difficulty levels so everyone can pick a page that feels just right.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What kinds of dinosaurs are included in this collection?
- You’ll find a mix of popular dinos like T. rex, triceratops, stegosaurus, and long-necked sauropods, plus pterosaurs and prehistoric scenery.
- Are these dinosaur coloring pages free to print?
- Yes. Each page is free and available as a printable PDF you can download and print.
- Do you have easy dinosaur pages for toddlers and preschoolers?
- Yes. Look for designs with large shapes, simple outlines, and fewer background details for younger kids.
- Are there more detailed dinosaur pages for older kids or adults?
- Yes. Some pages include extra textures, patterned details, and fuller scenes that are great for careful coloring and shading.
- What paper works best for printing dinosaur coloring pages?
- Regular printer paper is fine for crayons and colored pencils. For markers, thicker paper helps reduce bleed-through.
- How do I print the pages at the right size?
- In your print settings, choose 100% or “Actual size.” This keeps the outlines crisp and avoids unexpected cropping.
- Can teachers use these dinosaur pages in the classroom?
- Yes. They’re useful for lessons on fossils, habitats, and dinosaur types, as well as for centers and early finisher work.
- Do these pages include fossils or dinosaur bones?
- Some designs include fun extras like fossils, footprints, eggs, and bones to add variety and learning themes.