Bunny Coloring Pages

Fluffy bunnies in gardens, meadows, Easter baskets and cozy burrows, ready to color. Tap a picture to color it online, or print it and grab your crayons.

There are quick, chunky pages for toddlers, busy garden and holiday scenes for school-age kids, and a pattern-filled rabbit for older kids and grown-ups who like a slower color session.

Fun facts about rabbits

A rabbit's teeth never stop growing, which is why bunnies chew on hay, twigs and carrots tops all day. A happy rabbit sometimes leaps in the air and twists, a move owners call a binky.

Baby rabbits are called kits, and a mother rabbit visits her nest only once or twice a day to keep it hidden from foxes and hawks. Wild cottontails have a white tail that flashes as they run, a signal to other rabbits that danger is near.

Coloring tips for bunnies

Real rabbits come in white, cream, gray, warm brown and black, often with a lighter belly and darker ears. Try a soft brown body with a cream tummy, and add pink to the inside of the ears and the nose.

For Easter scenes, pastel eggs look great against a green basket and a light blue sky. Online, fill the big shapes first, then switch to the small brush for whiskers, stripes on eggs and the dots on flowers.

Questions

Are these bunny coloring pages free?
Yes. Every bunny page is free to color online or print at home and in the classroom, with a US Letter PDF for each one.
Which bunny pages are best for toddlers?
The simple pages, like the bunny with a carrot, the baby bunny and the bunny behind an Easter egg, have a few big shapes that are easy to fill.
Do you have Easter bunny coloring pages?
Yes. The Easter basket, egg painting and spring meadow bunnies also appear on our Easter coloring pages.
Is there a bunny page for adults?
The zentangle rabbit is filled with large pattern sections that make a calm, detailed coloring session for teens and adults.

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