Coloring Pages for Girls

Unicorns, princesses, mermaids, fairies, kawaii treats and flowers: the pictures girls ask for most often, all in one place.

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🖍 Color online

Of course, any kid can enjoy any page, and you will find dinosaurs, trucks and sharks in our other collections too. Every picture here can be printed as a US Letter PDF, and the ones marked Online can be colored on a phone or tablet by tapping shapes.

Popular themes

Unicorns and mermaids are a chance to use every color in the box: rainbow manes, shimmering tails and starry skies. Princess and fairy pages have gowns, crowns and wings that are fun to decorate with patterns. Kawaii pages turn cupcakes, donuts and animals into tiny smiling characters.

Flower, butterfly and bow pages are great for practicing neat coloring, and they make lovely cards for birthdays and Mother's Day.

Any kid, any page

These categories reflect what is popular, not what is allowed. Plenty of girls love rockets and monster trucks, and plenty of boys love unicorns and fairies. Let your child browse everything and pick what excites them; that is when coloring time lasts longest.

Choosing by age

Little ones do best with a cute unicorn or a single flower with big shapes. Kids around 6 to 8 enjoy a mermaid with an underwater background or a princess with a castle. Tweens often prefer detailed fairies, kawaii patterns and floral designs where they can blend colors.

If your child gets frustrated by small spaces, start with an easier page and move up as their control improves. There is no rush.

Ideas for sparkly finishes

Gel pens and glitter crayons add shine to unicorn horns, crowns and fairy wings. Try coloring a mermaid tail with two or three shades of the same color for a scaled, shimmery look. For a party, print a stack of pages on cardstock and set out stickers and sequins with glue sticks.

Online pages are handy in the car or a waiting room: pick a color, tap a shape and watch the picture fill in with no mess. Finished pages make sweet handmade gifts: add a note on the back and give one to a grandparent, teacher or friend.

Printing and coloring tips

Press Print on any picture or download the US Letter PDF, and set the printer to actual size. Light cardstock is worth it for pages that will be glittered, glued or given as gifts, because it will not curl or tear.

Colored pencils are best for soft pastel unicorns and blended mermaid tails, while washable markers make crowns and flowers bright and bold. For little kids, chunky crayons on a page with big shapes keep things fun and frustration-free.

Questions

Are these coloring pages free?
Yes. Every page is free to print at home or school, with a US Letter PDF for each picture and no sign-up.
Can I color them online?
Yes, for the pictures marked Online. Open one, pick a color and tap a shape to fill it, on a phone, tablet or computer. There is no app to install and no sign-up. The rest are printable only.
Can boys color these pages too?
Absolutely. The collection groups popular themes, but any kid can enjoy any page. Let children choose what they like best.
Are there pages for both little kids and older girls?
Yes. There are simple unicorns and flowers with big shapes for preschoolers, and more detailed mermaids, fairies and kawaii designs for older kids and tweens.
Do you have characters from movies?
No. All of our art is original, so you will find our own unicorns, princesses and mermaids rather than characters from movies or TV shows.

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