Dinosaur Coloring Pages
T. rex, triceratops, stegosaurus, a hatching baby dinosaur and a smoking volcano: everything a dino fan needs. Tap any picture to color it online, or print it out.
Cute Dinosaur
Dinosaur Fossil
Dinosaur Family
Parasaurolophus
Spinosaurus
Dinosaur Volcano Scene
Baby Dinosaur Hatching
Velociraptor
Ankylosaurus
Pterodactyl
Brachiosaurus
Stegosaurus
Triceratops
T. Rex
The cute dino and the baby in its egg are perfect for preschoolers, while the fossil skeleton and the volcano scene are fun for older kids who know their dinosaur names.
What color were dinosaurs?
Nobody knows for sure. Fossils keep bones, not colors, so scientists only have clues for a few feathered species. That means any color is a good guess: a green stegosaurus with orange plates, a purple triceratops or a striped velociraptor.
A fun trick is to camouflage your dinosaur: color it to match the plants or the ground around it, the way many real animals blend into their habitat.
Dinosaur names to learn
Each page is a different dinosaur, so coloring is a sneaky way to learn the names. Triceratops means three-horned face, stegosaurus means roof lizard (for its plates), and pterodactyls were flying reptiles, not dinosaurs at all. Ask kids to say the name out loud when they finish each picture.
Questions
- Are these dinosaur coloring pages free?
- Yes. Every dinosaur page is free to color online or print at home or school, with a US Letter PDF for each.
- Which dinosaur pages are best for young kids?
- The cute dino, the baby dinosaur hatching from its egg and the stegosaurus have the simplest shapes.
- Is there a T. rex coloring page?
- Yes. Our friendly T. rex stands among ferns with its mouth open in a happy roar.
- Can my child color online without printing?
- Yes. Open any picture, choose a color and tap a shape to fill it. Progress is saved in the browser, so they can come back later.
