Cat coloring pages
19 free cat pages to print, from the sitting cat for little kids to the cat mandala.
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All 19 coloring pages
Sitting cat coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 5
Cat face coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 5
Sleeping cat coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Kitten in a teacup coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Kitten in a basket coloring page
Easy, ages 3 to 6
Cute kitten with yarn coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 5
Kitten in a Christmas stocking coloring page
Easy, ages 2 to 5
Cat in the window coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Cat and goldfish coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Kittens in a box coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Mother cat and kittens coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Kitten and butterfly coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Cat and mouse coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Cat in the garden coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Cat on a bookshelf coloring page
Medium, ages 5 to 9
Dog and cat coloring page
Medium, ages 4 to 8
Cats at home coloring page
Detailed, ages 7 to 12
Patterned cat coloring page
Detailed, ages 8 to 12
Cat mandala coloring page
Detailed, ages 9 to 12
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About these coloring pages
These free cat coloring pages are full of kittens and grown-up cats doing what cats do best. They sit, sleep, stare out of windows and squeeze into boxes. The easiest pages are a sitting cat, a big cat face and a kitten in a teacup, with thick lines for small hands. A mother cat cuddles her kittens, and a kitten leaps after a butterfly. One cat watches a goldfish bowl, another naps on top of a bookshelf, and one shares cheese with a mouse friend. The detailed pages show two cats at home in a cozy living room, a cat filled with patterns and a cat mandala. Real cats come in black, white, gray, orange, cream and brown, often with stripes or patches. A tabby has stripes and often an M shape on its forehead. A calico has patches of orange, black and white. Kids can copy their own pet or make up a purple cat with green stripes. Preschoolers can start with the cat face or the teacup kitten. The patterned and mandala cats suit older kids, teens and adults.
These library pages are free for personal and classroom use. Read the license.
Printing and coloring tips
- Draw stripes with a darker crayon over a lighter one to make a tabby cat.
- Leave a small white dot in each eye when you color it. It makes the cat look alive.
- Ask kids to color the cat like a pet they know, then tell you its name and story.
- Colored pencils work best on the patterned cat and the mandala, which have many small spaces.
Which ages they suit
The 7 easy pages, like the sitting cat, have big shapes and thick lines for ages 2 to 6.
The 9 medium pages, like the cat in the window, have more details and a simple background for ages 4 to 9.
The 3 detailed pages, like the cats at home, have small areas and patterns for ages 7 to 12 and adults.
Questions and answers
How do I print a cat coloring page?
Open the cat you like and tap Print. You can also download a PDF in US Letter or A4.
Which cat pages are easiest?
The sitting cat, the cat face and the kitten in a teacup have the fewest lines. Easy cat pages suit ages 2 to 6.
Can I turn a photo of my cat into a coloring page?
Yes. Upload a clear photo of your cat to the photo to coloring page tool and it makes a page you can print.
Are these cat pages free for schools?
Yes. Print them for a class, a library or a cat-themed party. Please don't sell the pages or put the files on another site.