Jasmine, Aladdin, Rajah, and the magic carpet — these 26 free printable Aladdin & Jasmine coloring pages cover every fan-favorite moment from Agrabah. Baby Jasmine, easy pages for toddlers, Jasmine with Rajah, the magic carpet ride, kawaii Jasmine, Genie scenes, and detailed pages for older kids and adults who want something worth sitting down with.
Each page features bold clean outlines on a pure white background — ready to print and color straight away. Easy thick-outline pages for little hands, detailed portrait and scene pages for older fans who want something worth sitting down with. With 26 Princess Jasmine coloring pages across 7 themed sections, every Aladdin fan finds their page here.
Perfect for a Jasmine-themed birthday activity, classroom quiet time, or a rainy afternoon with a kid who knows every word of A Whole New World.
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Baby Jasmine with the Magic Lamp
Baby Jasmine and Baby Rajah
Easy Princess Jasmine
Jasmine in the Palace Garden
Jasmine on the Agrabah Rooftops
Jasmine Exploring the Marketplace
Jasmine and the Magic Lamp
Jasmine in the Red Outfit
Princess Jasmine with Her Crown
Jasmine Reading by the Window
Kawaii Jasmine and Rajah
Jasmine and Rajah in the Garden
Jasmine and Rajah at Night
Rajah Protecting Jasmine
Jasmine and Aladdin on the Magic Carpet
Jasmine and Aladdin on the Balcony
A Whole New World
Jasmine’s Heart-Shaped Carpet Ride
Jasmine and Abu in the Marketplace Chase
Jasmine, Aladdin and the Genie
Jasmine and Belle Together
Jasmine and Ariel Together
Jasmine with the Disney Princesses
Jasmine Portrait — Detailed
Jasmine’s Wedding Day
Jasmine’s Christmas Lantern
WHO IS JASMINE
Princess Jasmine first appeared in Disney’s Aladdin in 1992 — a princess who refused to be defined by her title, her palace, or anyone else’s plans for her. Voiced by Linda Larkin, she was one of Disney’s first princesses to actively push back against the world around her, sneaking out of the palace, speaking her mind, and choosing her own path.
Aladdin was a box office hit and remains one of the most beloved Disney films ever made, with Jasmine becoming one of the most recognizable Disney princesses worldwide. Her tiger Rajah, her friendship with Aladdin, and the magic carpet ride have made her coloring pages some of the most searched Disney princess printables online.
How to Color Princess Jasmine
Jasmine’s classic look is built around her signature outfit — a cropped top and harem pants with gold accessories. The outfit is that specific bright aqua that sits between blue and green, and the most common mistake is going too dark. Start with a light aqua or turquoise and layer slightly darker tones at the fabric folds and edges.
Her hair is the most dramatic element on the page — long, thick, jet black, and usually flowing behind her or tied back. Black hair on a coloring page can look flat if filled solid. A slightly warm dark brown as a base with true black for the deepest shadows gives the hair dimension without losing the dark look.
Gold accessories — earrings, waistband, headband — are the accent that pulls the whole palette together. Pale gold or warm yellow reads better than bright yellow here. If you have a gold gel pen, these are the pages to use it on.
Rajah is a Bengal tiger — warm amber-orange with black stripes and a cream-white belly and muzzle. His stripes work best when they follow the direction of his fur rather than sitting perfectly uniform. Kids often color him all-orange first, which is a great starting point before adding the black stripes on top.
The magic carpet has a geometric pattern built into the line art — diamonds, borders, and repeating motifs that reward careful coloring with two or three complementary colors. Deep jewel tones work beautifully here: burgundy, gold, and midnight blue.
The Agrabah backgrounds — palace arches, market stalls, night sky — give each page its atmosphere. The night sky pages look especially good with a dark blue or purple background and white stars, which kids can add with a white gel pen or crayon after the background is colored.
For the baby and easy pages, the large open areas work perfectly with chunky crayons. For the detailed portrait and wedding pages, fine-tip colored pencils give the best results on the ornate border details.
What to Do with Finished Jasmine Coloring Pages
Make a Magic Carpet Scene
Print the magic carpet page and the Agrabah rooftops page. Color them both, cut out Jasmine and Aladdin from the carpet page, and layer them over a colored night-sky background you paint or color separately. Glue everything to cardstock for a framed scene. It takes about twenty minutes and produces something that actually looks like a piece of artwork.
Turn the Baby Jasmine Pages into a Birthday Card
Print the baby Jasmine page or the kawaii Jasmine and Rajah page at half size. Color it, fold a piece of cardstock in half, and glue the colored figure to the front. Write the birthday message inside. Handmade Jasmine birthday cards take ten minutes and are the kind of thing kids actually save.
Use the Portrait Page for a Coloring Meditation Session
The detailed Jasmine portrait with the ornate Agrabah tile border is designed for slow, careful coloring rather than quick filling. Print it on cardstock, find fine-tip colored pencils, and treat it as a proper sit-down session. The border pattern is detailed enough to keep an adult genuinely engaged for an hour.
Build an Agrabah Story Strip
Print the marketplace page, the magic carpet page, and the balcony page in sequence. Color them, write a caption under each one, and staple them together as a three-page story. Kids who know the film immediately recognize the arc — and kids who don’t have just been introduced to it in three images.
Make a Disney Princess Gallery Wall
Print the Jasmine and Belle page and the full Disney princesses group page. Color them with each princess in her signature palette, frame them in matching frames, and hang them together. These two pages are designed to work as a set — the duo page and the full group page complement each other on a wall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Jasmine coloring pages really free?
Yes — every page downloads as a free PDF. No account, no email, no payment.
Are there baby Jasmine coloring pages?
Yes — two baby pages: baby Jasmine with the magic lamp and baby Jasmine hugging baby Rajah.
Are there Jasmine and Rajah coloring pages?
Yes — three dedicated Rajah pages: Jasmine and Rajah in the palace garden, Rajah protecting Jasmine from Aladdin, and Jasmine and Rajah walking the palace corridor at night.
Are there Jasmine and Aladdin coloring pages?
Yes — three pages: the magic carpet over Agrabah at night, the palace balcony scene, and both on the carpet through the clouds.
Which pages are easiest for toddlers?
The easy section has four pages with the thickest outlines — baby Jasmine with the lamp, baby Jasmine and Rajah, easy Jasmine standing, and Jasmine in the palace garden.
Is there a kawaii Jasmine coloring page?
Yes — a kawaii chibi Jasmine with big sparkly eyes and Rajah the tiger cub in her lap.
Are there detailed Jasmine coloring pages for adults?
Yes — the ornate portrait page and the wedding gown page are both drawn with enough detail for older kids and adults who want something worth taking their time on.
Is there a Christmas Jasmine coloring page?
Yes — Jasmine in a festive outfit holding a lantern with Agrabah decorated for the season.
Is there a Jasmine and Genie coloring page?
Yes — Jasmine, Aladdin and the Genie are all together on one page with the Genie towering above them both.
Disclaimer: Princess Jasmine and all related Aladdin characters belong to their respective owners. The coloring pages on CPforKids.com are original inspired illustrations created as a fan activity for personal and family use. CPforKids.com is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Aladdin brand owners.
Whether you’re printing for a toddler’s first session, a classroom activity, or an older fan who wants the detailed portrait page — these free Princess Jasmine colouring pages cover every version of the character worth coloring. Easy sections for little hands, Rajah and carpet scenes for kids who know the film, and the portrait and wedding pages for anyone who wants to take their time.
All 26 pages are here, free, ready to print.
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