Designed by Chris
Dinosaurs are one of those subjects kids never seem to get tired of, and these free dinosaur coloring pages give them 25 different prehistoric scenes to work through. Print them for a quiet afternoon at home, a classroom activity, or a rainy day at grandma’s house.
The set runs the full range, from chunky cartoon hatchlings for toddlers to intricately detailed jungle and volcano scenes that will happily occupy an older child or an adult. Pick out the ones that suit your kids and print as many as you like.
To start coloring, click on any of the thumbnail images below. It will open as a free printable PDF. Once opened, save it, share it, and print as many copies as you like.
Every page is built for US letter-sized paper, which suits most home and school printers, and each one scales cleanly onto A4 as well. Sharpen your pencils and enjoy your trip back to the Mesozoic!
Chased by a T. Rex
A Tyrannosaurus rex bears down on a fleeing Parasaurolophus while a volcano smokes in the distance. Dense ferns and fine scale texture make this one of the more demanding pages in the collection.
Smiling Stegosaurus
A friendly Stegosaurus ambles across the plain with its back plates and spiked tail on full display. Thick outlines and big open shapes make it a great starting point for younger children.
Ankylosaurus and Its Club Tail
An armored Ankylosaurus swings its heavy club tail with volcanoes rumbling behind it. All those overlapping plates and spikes give kids a serious amount of detail to fill in.
Brachiosaurus Reaching the Treetops
A long-necked Brachiosaurus stretches up to pull leaves from the top of a tall tree. Nice clean lines with plenty of open sky, so it colors up quickly without feeling empty.
The Fossil Dig
Three young paleontologists brush the dirt away from a half-buried skull and ribcage. A nice change of pace from the dinosaur portraits and a good prompt for talking about how fossils are found.
Velociraptor on the Run
A raptor sprints across open ground with pterosaurs circling above and a volcano venting smoke behind. The feathered texture along its back and tail rewards a careful hand.
Parasaurolophus Herd
Four crested Parasaurolophus walk together along the shore of a lake ringed by mountains. The repeated shapes at different sizes make it a nice one for practicing depth and shading.
T. Rex Skeleton at the Museum
A full Tyrannosaurus skeleton towers over the display floor of a museum hall, complete with fossil cases and an arched window. Every rib and vertebra is drawn separately, so this one takes real patience.
Spinosaurus by the River
A Spinosaurus wades along a riverbank with its huge back sail catching the light. That sail is the best part to color, and it takes gradients beautifully if your kids like blending.
Baby T. Rex
A wide-eyed little T. rex grins straight at you with a volcano and palm trees behind. Big friendly shapes and hardly any small detail, which makes it perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.
Dinosaur Friends
A long-neck, a Stegosaurus, a Triceratops, and a little theropod share the same valley. Four different dinosaurs on one easy page, so kids can give each one its own color scheme.
Pteranodon Over the Valley
A Pteranodon glides across the sky with its wings fully spread while a long-neck and a Triceratops graze below. Two smoking volcanoes frame the valley behind them.
Prehistoric Valley at Sunset
A sweeping valley scene with a sun low over the lake, distant mountains, tall conifers, and four dinosaurs grazing in the foreground. This is the most intricate page in the set and a genuinely relaxing one for teens and adults.
Dinosaurs Poster Page
Big bubble letters spell out DINOSAURS with cartoon dinos, eggs, bones, and footprints scattered all around them. Color it in and it makes a great bedroom door sign or party decoration.
Hatching Out of the Egg
A delighted hatchling pops out of a big spotted egg with shell pieces scattered on the ground. The spots on the egg are a fun excuse to use a different color for each one.
Baby Dinosaur in the Nest
A tiny hatchling peers out of a woven nest surrounded by four unbroken eggs. Simple, sweet, and one of the easiest pages here for small hands.
At the Watering Hole
Six different dinosaurs gather at the water’s edge to drink, with a Pteranodon passing overhead. Plenty of species on one page without the lines getting fussy, so it suits a wide age range.
Mother and Baby Dinosaur
A mother long-neck walks alongside her little one under a bright prehistoric sky. Warm and gentle, and an easy one to finish in a single sitting.
Roaring T. Rex
A Tyrannosaurus rears back mid-roar with every tooth showing, framed by palm trees and jagged mountains. Heavy skin texture down the legs and tail makes this one for confident colorers.
T. Rex and the Pteranodon
A spotted T. rex strides across rocky ground while a Pteranodon flaps past a smoking volcano. Simpler lines than the other T. rex pages, so it works well for elementary ages.
The Volcano Erupts
Ash billows from an erupting volcano while a long-neck, a T. rex, and a Triceratops share the valley below. The big plume of smoke gives kids a rare chance to reach for the grays and oranges.
T. Rex on the Prowl
A hunting Tyrannosaurus stalks forward with jaws wide open and a volcano venting behind it. Ferns and boulders crowd the foreground, giving the page a real sense of depth.
Triceratops in the Ferns
A Triceratops picks its way through thick tropical undergrowth with palms and a volcano behind. The big leaves in the foreground are the best part of this one to color.
Friendly Triceratops
A cheerful Triceratops smiles out from the page with its three horns and big neck frill on show. Bolder lines and fewer background details than the other Triceratops page, which makes it the better choice for little ones.
Dinosaur Jungle
A dinosaur pushes through dense jungle thick with vines, ferns, and broad leaves, with a volcano glimpsed through the gap in the canopy. Dinosaur Jungle is lettered across the bottom, and the packed foliage makes it the busiest page here.