Zelda Coloring Pages

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Updated: April 24, 2026

Few things keep a Zelda fan at the table longer than a page worth coloring carefully. These 30 free printable Legend of Zelda coloring pages cover every era of Hyrule worth coloring — Princess Zelda in her classic royal gown, Zelda in her Breath of the Wild blue outfit, Zelda as the playable hero in Echoes of Wisdom, the Master Sword, the Hylian Shield, Ganondorf, Ganon in beast form, and a detailed Zelda mandala for anyone who wants a proper long session.

From there you’ll find every game version: BOTW, TOTK, Ocarina of Time, Majora’s Mask, Wind Waker, Twilight Princess and Echoes of Wisdom — plus Midna, Sheik, Navi, Koroks, Bokoblins and the Guardian robot. Easy the legend of zelda colouring pages for younger fans, detailed mandala and object pages for older ones, and a Christmas Zelda for the season.

Click the Download PDF button under any image to open the file directly in your browser. No account, no email, no sign-up. Every free printable Legend of Zelda coloring page in this set downloads and prints at 100% scale on both US Letter and A4 paper.

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Princess Zelda Classic

Princess Zelda Classic

Golden tiara, ornate gown, pointed ears — Princess Zelda in the pose that belongs on the cover of every Legend of Zelda collection.
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Zelda and the Triforce

Zelda and the Triforce

Triforce in her hands, light radiating outward — Zelda holding the wisdom she was always meant to carry.
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Zelda — Breath of the Wild

Zelda — Breath of the Wild

Blue tunic, sheikah slate, determined expression — Zelda in her most researched and most capable form.
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Zelda — Tears of the Kingdom

Zelda — Tears of the Kingdom

Ancient patterns, glowing hand, ruins around her — Zelda in Tears of the Kingdom facing something bigger than any previous adventure.
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Zelda — Echoes of Wisdom

Zelda — Echoes of Wisdom

Tri rod in hand, confident expression, finally the hero — Echoes of Wisdom the game where Zelda stopped waiting to be rescued.
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Zelda — Twilight Princess

Zelda — Twilight Princess

Elaborate gown, armor shoulders, dignified expression — Twilight Princess Zelda the most regal version of the character across any game.
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Young Zelda — Ocarina of Time

Young Zelda — Ocarina of Time

Young princess, ocarina in hand, castle garden behind her — Zelda in the game that defined a generation.
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Zelda — Wind Waker

Zelda — Wind Waker

Big eyes, simplified style, ocean behind her — Wind Waker Zelda in the most charming version of Hyrule ever drawn.
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Majora's Mask

Majora’s Mask

Angular eyes, twisted expression, every detail worth coloring carefully — Majora’s Mask the most haunting object in any Zelda game.
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The Master Sword

The Master Sword

In the stone, light radiating, forest around it — the Master Sword waiting for the hero it was made for.
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The Hylian Shield

The Hylian Shield

Bird emblem, triforce center, decorative border — the Hylian Shield the most recognizable piece of equipment in gaming history.
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Master Sword and Hylian Shield

Master Sword and Hylian Shield

Sword over shield, Hyrule crest behind them — the two most iconic objects in any Legend of Zelda game on one page.
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Zelda Treasure Chest

Zelda Treasure Chest

Triforce on the lid, light coming from inside, dungeon floor below — the chest that has been making that sound for forty years.
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Ganondorf

Ganondorf

Dark armor, red hair, arms crossed — Ganondorf the villain who keeps coming back no matter how many times the cycle ends.
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Ganon Beast Form

Ganon Beast Form

Tusks raised, claws out, dark energy surrounding him — Ganon the beast form that appears at the end of every cycle.
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The Guardian

The Guardian

Six legs, single eye, beam weapon ready — the Guardian the enemy that made Breath of the Wild genuinely terrifying.
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Bokoblin

Bokoblin

Horned helmet, crude club, pig-like snout — the Bokoblin the first enemy Link encounters in almost every Zelda game.
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Sheik

Sheik

Face wrapped, ponytail out, fighting stance locked — Sheik the alter ego that nobody saw coming and everybody remembers.
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Midna

Midna

Floating, cloaked, helmet forward — Midna the companion who turned out to matter more than anyone expected.
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Navi the Fairy

Navi the Fairy

Wings spread, glowing aura, ready to say "Hey! Listen!" — Navi the most useful and most complained-about companion in any game.
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Korok in the Forest

Korok in the Forest

Leaf on its head, tiny arms, forest all around — the Korok hiding exactly where you least expected to find it.
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Link and Zelda Together

Link and Zelda Together

Side by side, castle behind them, both looking forward — Link and Zelda the duo that has been carrying Hyrule for forty years.
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Link and Zelda — Wind Waker

Link and Zelda — Wind Waker

Toon style, boat beneath them, ocean all around — the lightest and most joyful version of the Zelda story ever told.
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Easy Princess Zelda

Easy Princess Zelda

Thick outlines, simple gown, big smile — the Zelda page designed for little hands reaching for the gold crayon first.
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Kawaii Princess Zelda

Kawaii Princess Zelda

Rosy cheeks, tiny tiara, triforce in hand — the most adorable Princess Zelda page in the set.
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The Triforce

The Triforce

Three triangles, one symbol — the Triforce the most recognizable symbol in any Nintendo franchise.
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Easy Majora's Mask

Easy Majora’s Mask

Simplified, thicker lines, angular eyes — the easy version of the most distinctive mask in any Zelda game.
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Hyrule Castle

Hyrule Castle

Towers, arched windows, crest above the gate — Hyrule Castle the place every Zelda game eventually leads back to.
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Legend of Zelda Mandala

Legend of Zelda Mandala

Zelda at the center, every icon of Hyrule radiating outward — the most detailed coloring page in the entire set.
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Zelda's Christmas

Zelda’s Christmas

Wreath on her tiara, lantern glowing, snow falling — Zelda doing Christmas with the grace the Hyrule royal family would expect.
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WHO IS ZELDA

The Legend of Zelda is Nintendo’s legendary action-adventure franchise created by Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka, first released in 1986. Princess Zelda is the princess of Hyrule and one of the three bearers of the Triforce — the sacred relic left by the goddesses that grants the wishes of whoever holds it. For decades she was the princess Link rescued, but 2024’s Echoes of Wisdom finally put her in the hero’s role, playable for the first time in a mainline game.

The franchise spans over 20 games across every Nintendo console, with Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom redefining open-world gaming for a new generation. The recurring trio of Link, Zelda and Ganon — hero, wisdom and power — has made The Legend of Zelda one of the most beloved game series in history.

How to Color Legend of Zelda

Princess Zelda’s classic look is built around royal purple and gold — her gown is a deep rich purple with gold trim and embroidery, her tiara is gold with a red gem at the center, and her hair is a warm golden blonde. The Breath of the Wild outfit swaps the gown for a fitted blue tunic with white undershirt — a completely different palette that rewards careful attention to the layered fabric details.

The Master Sword is the most satisfying object page in the set. The blade is silver-grey with a blue central fuller running its length, the crossguard is gold with a slight blue tint, and the grip is wrapped in dark blue. The glowing version adds light lines radiating from the blade — these work best left white or colored in very pale blue-white.

The Hylian Shield is deep royal blue with a silver bird emblem at the top and a gold triforce at the center, divided into four quadrants by silver lines. The border has a repeating decorative pattern that rewards careful coloring with two alternating colors.

Ganondorf is the most dramatic palette in the set — dark armored tones throughout with the jewel on his forehead in deep red-orange, and his eyes a striking amber-gold. Ganon beast form is darker still — charcoal grey-black body with dark purple energy effects and amber eyes.

The Majora’s Mask is the most complex single object to color. The base is a deep reddish-purple, the eye holes are surrounded by pale cream markings, and the decorative curved protrusions on the sides are striped in alternating dark tones. Working section by section rather than trying to fill the whole mask at once produces the best result.

For the Zelda mandala, work from the center outward — gold and purple in the inner Zelda portrait, silver and blue for the Master Sword and shield motifs in the middle rings, and warm amber for the triforce elements in the outer ring.

What to Do with Finished Zelda Coloring Pages

Make a Hyrule Gallery Wall

Print the Master Sword page, the Hylian Shield page, and the Zelda mandala. Color all three with careful accurate palettes, frame them in matching simple frames, and hang them together. The sword and shield pages work as a pair on either side of the mandala center. This is the kind of display that looks purchased rather than printed.

Turn the Triforce Page into a Craft

Print the Triforce page on cardstock, color each triangle in gold, cut it out carefully, and mount it on a piece of dark blue or purple cardstock as a backing. Add a simple ribbon at the top for hanging. A hand-colored Triforce wall piece takes twenty minutes and is immediately recognizable to any Zelda fan.

Use the Game Version Pages as a Timeline Activity

Print the Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, Breath of the Wild, Tears of the Kingdom and Echoes of Wisdom pages in release order. Color them, write the game title and year under each one, and display them as a timeline strip. It’s a visual history of how Zelda’s art style evolved across forty years.

Make a Zelda Birthday Party Badge Set

Print the Navi, Korok, Bokoblin and Sheik pages at half size. Color them, cut them out as circular badges with a simple circle border, and pin one to each guest. It takes ten minutes of prep and immediately gives a Zelda party its theme.

Frame the Majora’s Mask Page

Print the detailed Majora’s Mask page on cardstock. Take a proper session with fine-tip colored pencils — deep reddish-purple base, cream markings around the eyes, alternating dark stripes on the protrusions. Frame it in a simple black frame. The finished piece is striking enough to display permanently and immediately recognizable to anyone who played the game.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these Zelda coloring pages really free?

Yes — every page is a free printable PDF. Download directly, no account or sign-up required.

Are there Princess Zelda coloring pages?

Yes — four dedicated Zelda pages: classic royal gown, Breath of the Wild outfit, Zelda holding the Triforce, and kawaii chibi Zelda.

Is there a Master Sword coloring page?

Yes — the Master Sword in its stone pedestal, the Hylian Shield, and both together on one page.

Are there Breath of the Wild coloring pages?

Yes — Zelda in her BOTW blue outfit, the Guardian robot, and Link and Zelda together in the Hyrule landscape.

Are there Tears of the Kingdom coloring pages?

Yes — Zelda in her TOTK adventurer outfit with her glowing hand power.

Is there a Ganondorf coloring page?

Yes — Ganondorf in his dark royal armor and Ganon in his full beast form.

Are there easy Zelda coloring pages for kids?

Yes — easy Princess Zelda with thick outlines, simple Triforce, easy Majora’s Mask, and kawaii chibi Zelda.

Is there a Zelda mandala coloring page?

Yes — a detailed Zelda mandala with Princess Zelda at the center and triforce, master sword and shield motifs radiating outward.

Can I print these for a classroom or party?

Yes — all pages are free for personal, classroom, and party use.

Disclaimer: The Legend of Zelda, Princess Zelda, Link and all related characters belong to Nintendo. 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 Nintendo.

Whether you’re printing for a young fan who needs the easy Zelda page, a kid who wants every game version, or an adult who wants the Majora’s Mask and mandala pages done properly — these free Legend of Zelda colouring pages cover every era and every character worth coloring.

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Selinay Yucesoy is a preschool educator, illustrator, and content designer based in Izmir, Turkey. With a degree in Early Childhood Education from Anadolu University, she brings her professional expertise to every project. As a dedicated designer and editor since 2022, Selinay specializes in creating engaging, high-quality learning materials and coloring pages that combine creativity with educational principles.

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