These easy princess coloring pages are made specifically for toddlers and preschoolers who are just starting out. Every design in this set uses very thick outlines and large open shapes — which means less frustration and more actual coloring. You’ll find a baby princess in a crib, a simple princess waving a flag, a princess riding a pony, a princess with a pet dog, and a classic crown design that works great for the very youngest kids.
Nothing in this set is complicated. The Simple Princess and Rainbow, the Easy Princess Face Portrait, and the Princess and Simple Flower Bouquet are all popular starting points for kids who haven’t used coloring pages much before. Crayons, chunky markers, or even finger paints all work well with these thick-lined designs.
Every page is a free printable PDF, ready to download and print on US Letter or A4 paper. No sign-up needed.
Baby Princess Asleep in Her Crib
Baby Princess with a Rattle
Princess Holding a Balloon Animal
Simple Princess Face Portrait
Princess Waving from Her Castle
Princess Riding in a Little Car
Princess Waving a Royal Flag
Princess Standing Under a Rainbow
Princess with a Flower Bouquet
Princess Dancing
Princess with a Big Crown
Princess Riding a Pony
Princess with Her Pet Dog
Princess Wearing a Big Tiara
Coloring Tips for Toddlers and Preschoolers
These pages work best with chunky crayons or thick markers — the kind designed for small hands. If your child is new to coloring, start with the Baby Princess in a Crib or the Simple Princess Crown, where there’s the most open space to fill. For kids who want a bit more challenge, the Princess Riding a Pony and Princess Standing Under a Rainbow both have two areas to color, which makes them a natural next step.
For a simple craft, cut out the finished princess and glue her onto a folded piece of cardstock for a handmade greeting card. The Dancing Princess and the Princess Waving a Flag both cut out cleanly and look great on the front of a card.
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FAQ
Are these princess coloring pages really free?
Yes — all 14 pages are completely free. Click any image or the link below it to open the PDF directly. No account, no email, no sign-up required. Print as many copies as you need.
What age are these easy princess coloring pages for?
These are designed for toddlers and preschoolers, roughly ages 2 to 5. The thick outlines and large open shapes make them suitable for kids who are just learning to hold a crayon. The Baby Princess and Simple Crown pages work well for 2 and 3 year olds, while the Pony and Rainbow pages are a good step up for 4 and 5 year olds.
What is the best way to print these princess coloring pages for toddlers?
Print at 100% scale on standard printer paper — both US Letter and A4 work perfectly. For toddlers, cardstock holds up better to chunky markers and heavy crayon pressure without tearing. If you’re printing for a group activity, regular 80gsm paper is fine for crayons and colored pencils.
Do these easy princess coloring pages work for kindergarten classrooms?
Yes. The thick outlines and simple scenes make these a good fit for kindergarten art time, quiet centers, or early finisher activities. Every page downloads as a single PDF so you can print multiple copies easily. The Dancing Princess and Princess Waving a Flag pages tend to be the most popular in classroom settings.
Can I use these princess coloring sheets for a birthday party?
Absolutely. The Simple Crown, the Princess with a Tiara, and the Baby Princess pages all work well as party activities — kids can color them at the table and take them home. The Crown page in particular doubles as a wearable craft: color it, cut it out, and tape the ends together for a princess crown kids can actually wear.
