Panda Coloring Pages

Giant pandas munching bamboo, cubs climbing trees, cherry blossom gardens and kawaii pandas with bubble tea, ready to color. Tap a picture to color it online, or print it and color with crayons.

Toddlers get simple pandas with thick outlines, school-age kids get full scenes with bamboo, bridges and lanterns, and teens and adults get two pattern-filled pandas.

Fun facts about pandas

A giant panda spends up to 14 hours a day eating and can munch through 20 to 40 pounds of bamboo. It has a special wrist bone that works like a thumb to hold bamboo stalks.

Newborn panda cubs are pink, nearly hairless and about the size of a stick of butter; their black and white coat appears after a few weeks. Red pandas share the name and the love of bamboo, but they are more closely related to raccoons than to giant pandas.

Coloring tips for pandas

Pandas are black around the eyes, on the ears, legs and shoulders, and white everywhere else; leave the white parts uncolored and use black or dark gray for the patches. A touch of pink on the nose and inside the ears adds warmth.

Bamboo looks best in two or three greens, darker at the joints. For cherry blossom scenes, use soft pinks against a pale blue sky. Online, fill the black patches first with one tap each, then add the background.

Questions

Are these panda coloring pages free?
Yes. Every panda page is free to color online or print, at home or in class, and each one comes with a US Letter PDF.
Which panda pages are best for preschoolers?
The simple pages, like the sitting panda with bamboo, the baby panda and the panda hugging a heart, have large shapes and bold lines.
Is there a red panda coloring page?
Yes. The giant panda and red panda share an apple on a mossy log; red pandas are rusty orange with a striped tail.
Do you have panda coloring pages for adults?
The mandala panda and the patterned panda face have large decorative sections for a calm, detailed session.

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