Dinosaur coloring pages

Dinosaurs are endlessly fascinating to kids because they're real, but nobody alive has ever seen one. That mix of fact and mystery makes this collection a favorite for curious colorists, and a natural way to pick up basic dinosaur names and features along the way. Playful scenes like a dino skateboarding or dressed as a superhero remind kids these are meant to be fun, not a science lesson.

26 free dinosaur coloring pages to color online or print.

Roaring T-Rex Coloring Page

Stegosaurus in the Woods Coloring Page

Pteranodon over a Volcano Coloring Page

T-Rex and a Butterfly Coloring Page

Pteranodon Flying with Birds Coloring Page

Dinosaur Hatching from an Egg Coloring Page

Parasaurolophus by the Pond Coloring Page

Dinosaur and a Butterfly Coloring Page

Plesiosaurus in the Lake Coloring Page

Dinosaur Splashing in a Puddle Coloring Page

Baking Dinosaur Coloring Page

Dinosaur on a Trampoline Coloring Page

Cute Triceratops Coloring Page

T-Rex Roaring Under the Sun Coloring Page

Smiling Stegosaurus Coloring Page

Brontosaurus by a Tree Coloring Page

Dinosaurs Playing Tug of War Coloring Page

Dinosaur Parent and Baby Coloring Page

Surfing Dinosaur Coloring Page

Astronaut Dinosaur in Space Coloring Page

Ice Skating Dinosaur Coloring Page

Dinosaur Birthday Cake Coloring Page

Dinosaur Playing Guitar Coloring Page

Snorkeling Dinosaur Coloring Page

Dinosaur Watering a Flower Coloring Page

Dinosaur Flying a Kite Coloring Page

Dinosaur fans will find plenty to roar about in this collection. Color a T-Rex letting out a big roar on a grassy hill, a spiky Stegosaurus wandering the woods, a Pteranodon soaring past a smoking volcano, or a Triceratops making friends with a butterfly in a flower field. There are gentle moments too, like a baby dinosaur hatching from its speckled egg, a mother and baby walking together, and a sleepy dino tucked in under the stars, plus playful scenes of a dino skateboarding, bouncing on a trampoline, and even dressing up as a superhero. The outlines are bold and simple, so they're easy to fill in with a tap on a phone, tablet, or computer - no downloads or sign-ups, just pick a dinosaur, choose a crayon, and start coloring, then save your finished picture to keep or print.

Coloring tips

Look at the plates, spikes, or armor on each dinosaur and give them a slightly different shade than the body. It helps those features stand out and teaches kids to notice what makes each dinosaur unique. Volcanoes and prehistoric skies work well in warm oranges and reds to set the scene.