Castles, dragons, royal balls and one very well-read princess — our princess collection spans 76 free printable designs, and these 25 are the ones we reach for first. Simple smiling princesses for toddlers, storybook scenes for elementary kids, and a seriously detailed gown for older artists. Every page is a free PDF, sized for A4 and US Letter — and each comes with a colored example you can flip to for inspiration.
Want to browse the full collection instead? Head over to our complete princess coloring pages gallery.
1. Smiling Princess (Easy)
A friendly princess with a big smile, drawn in bold simple lines. The perfect starter princess for ages 2–5 — crown, dress, done, proud. Download the Smiling Princess (Easy) page here.
2. Princess with Her Crown
A classic standing princess showing off her crown. Simple enough for preschoolers, with a gown that takes any color beautifully. Ages 3–6. Download the Princess with Her Crown page here.
3. Twirling Princess
A princess mid-twirl, dress flaring out around her. The swirling skirt is the star — stripes, dots, or an ombré fade all look wonderful. Ages 4–8. Download the Twirling Princess page here.
4. Princess at the Castle
A princess in front of her castle, towers and flags and all. Two coloring projects in one: the character and the architecture. Ages 5–9. Download the Princess at the Castle page here.
5. The Grand Castle
Our biggest castle scene — spires, bridges, banners, the works. This is the one for kids who color castles from the moat up. Ages 7–11. Download the The Grand Castle page here.
6. Princess in the Tower
A princess gazing out from her tower window. A little storybook moment — what is she looking at? Kids decide and color accordingly. Ages 5–9. Download the Princess in the Tower page here.
7. Princess on Horseback
A princess riding her horse across the meadow. Horse fans and princess fans meet here; the flowing mane and gown add lovely movement. Ages 5–9. Download the Princess on Horseback page here.
8. Princess and Her Dragon
Forget rescuing — this princess is best friends with her dragon. A gently subversive favorite; green dragon and pink gown is the classic combo, but swap freely. Ages 5–9. Download the Princess and Her Dragon page here.
9. Princess and Unicorn
A princess with her unicorn companion — double the magic on one page. The unicorn’s mane and the princess’s gown can share a color story. Ages 4–8. Download the Princess and Unicorn page here.
10. The Reading Princess
A princess curled up with a good book. Quiet, cozy, and a sweet message: even royalty loves reading time. Ages 4–8. Download the The Reading Princess page here.
11. The Royal Garden
A princess strolling through her palace garden in full bloom. Flower fans get roses, hedges, and fountains to color. Ages 6–10. Download the The Royal Garden page here.
12. Princess on the Swing
A princess swinging beneath a big tree, gown and hair flying. Joyful movement and a leafy canopy — springtime on a page. Ages 4–8. Download the Princess on the Swing page here.
13. Princess in the Rain
A princess under her umbrella, puddles at her feet. The umbrella is prime pattern territory, and raindrops are quick, satisfying coloring. Ages 4–8. Download the Princess in the Rain page here.
14. The Royal Picnic
A princess enjoying a picnic on a checkered blanket. Cakes, fruit, and a teapot — everything a royal lunch needs. Ages 5–9. Download the The Royal Picnic page here.
15. Princess Under the Stars
A princess gazing up at a sky full of stars. Deep blue night plus a glowing gown makes a dramatic, beautiful page. Ages 5–9. Download the Princess Under the Stars page here.
16. Princess in the Moonlight
A princess bathed in soft moonlight. Calm and dreamy — one of our best wind-down pages, best with soft pencil shades. Ages 5–9. Download the Princess in the Moonlight page here.
17. Princess with a Magic Wand
Wand raised, sparkles flying — this princess casts her own spells. Add glitter pens for the sparkle trail if you dare. Ages 4–8. Download the Princess with a Magic Wand page here.
18. Mirror, Mirror
A princess at her vanity mirror. A fun twist: color the reflection differently from the princess herself. Ages 5–9. Download the Mirror, Mirror page here.
19. Princess Best Friends
Two princesses, one friendship. Perfect for coloring with a sibling or friend — each artist takes one gown. Ages 4–8. Download the Princess Best Friends page here.
20. Princess Hugging Her Pet
A princess snuggling her beloved pet. Warm and simple — the page practically colors itself with love. Ages 3–7. Download the Princess Hugging Her Pet page here.
21. Princess Blowing Bubbles
A princess laughing among floating soap bubbles. Bubbles can shimmer in any color — try faint rainbows on each one. Ages 3–7. Download the Princess Blowing Bubbles page here.
22. Princess Flying a Kite
A princess running with her kite on a windy day. Movement, ribbons, and open sky to fill. Ages 4–8. Download the Princess Flying a Kite page here.
23. The Palace Ball
A princess dancing in the grand hall, chandeliers above. Elegant details for kids who love a fancy scene. Ages 6–10. Download the The Palace Ball page here.
24. The Detailed Gown
Our most detailed princess gown — layers, embroidery, and trim. Tweens and adults can treat it like a fashion illustration. High detail, ages 9 and up. Download the The Detailed Gown page here.
25. The Royal Waltz
A prince and princess waltzing across the ballroom. Two outfits to design plus the whole ballroom behind them — a big satisfying scene. Ages 6–10. Download the The Royal Waltz page here.
How to print your coloring pages
Click any download link above, grab the free PDF, and print at 100% scale (“Actual size”) on standard A4 or US Letter paper. For marker fans, slightly heavier paper prevents bleed-through. You will find every design from this list — and many more — in the full princess coloring pages collection.
More coloring inspiration
Keep the magic going: meet the 25 best unicorn coloring pages or flutter over to our fairy coloring pages.
