Online Coloring Pages
Pick a picture and color it in your browser: tap an area to fill it, or use the brush for shading. It works on phones, tablets and computers, saves on your device, and needs no sign-up. Every page comes with a suggested palette and a short coloring guide.
Easy online coloring pages
Large shapes and thick lines. One tap fills a whole area, so small children can finish a page on a phone.
Medium online coloring pages
A full scene with a few dozen to about a hundred areas. Zoom in for the small parts.
Detailed online coloring pages
Hundreds of small areas for a long, calm session. Best on a tablet or computer.
How online coloring works here
- Open a page and press Color online. The picture opens full screen.
- Pick a color. The first palette is chosen for that picture; four more palettes and a custom color are one tap away.
- Tap to fill an area, or switch to Brush to shade. Pinch or use + and − to zoom into small parts.
- Undo any step. Your progress saves by itself on your device.
- Save a PNG of the finished picture, or download the blank PDF to color on paper.
Color by number online
All color by number pages →Would you rather follow a color key? These pages have a number in every area: choose a number, tap its areas, and the picture fills in.
Coloring pages by theme
Online coloring: questions
Do I need an account or an app?
No. The coloring tool runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to install and no sign-up.
Is my coloring saved?
Yes, on your own device. Close the page and come back later: your colors are still there, and My Colorings lists every picture you started. Nothing is uploaded. Clearing your browser data removes it.
Can I download or print what I colored?
Yes. Press PNG in the tool to save your colored picture as an image, then print it or share it. Every page also has a blank PDF in US Letter and A4.
What is the difference between Fill and Brush?
Fill colors a whole area with one tap. Brush lets you paint freely for shading; with "Stay inside the lines" on, a stroke cannot leave the area where it started.
How is this different from color by number online?
Here you choose every color yourself. In color by number, each area has a number and the tool only accepts the matching color, so the picture always ends up like the answer sheet.