Whether you adore fluffy kittens or majestic Maine Coons, you have landed in the right place. We have curated a massive collection of free printable cat coloring pages suitable for artists of all ages. From simple outlines for preschoolers to intricate designs for adults, there is a feline friend here for everyone.
Grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils. It is time to download your favorites and bring these kitties to life.
Cute Kitten Playing With Yarn
Kawaii Cat With Ice Cream
Realistic Tabby Cat Lounging in the Sun
Easy Coloring Page of a Cat Silhouette
Warrior Clan Cat on a Mission
Christmas Cat Wrapped in Lights
Baby Cat's First Steps
Advanced Coloring Page of a Bengal Cat
Preschool Coloring Page of a Kitten
Minecraft-Inspired Blocky Cat
Birthday Party Cat
Kawaii Kitten and a Cupcake
Anime-Style Cat Warrior
Kitten’s First Snow
Pusheen Eating Dumplings
Chibi Cat Playing With a Butterfly
Simple Outline of a Baby Cat
Mandala Kitten Amongst Flowers
Cat Dressed for Christmas
Cute Cat in a Witch's Hat for Halloween
Ice Cream Vendor Cat
Detailed Persian Cat
Cat Enjoying a Fish Meal
Preschool Cat and Butterfly Coloring Page
Cat’s Birthday Surprise
Summer Cat With a Beach Ball
Kawaii Tabby Cat With a Donut
Realistic Maine Coon Cat
Kawaii Cat Drinking Bubble Tea
Anime Cat Magician Casting Spells
Easy Coloring Page of a Cat's Face
Warrior Cat Protecting Its Territory
Cat Selling Ice Cream Cones
Simple Cat in a Bowl
Chibi-Style Cat Reading a Book
Baby Cat Chasing a Butterfly
Preschool Coloring Page of a Cat in a Box
Cute Kitten Playing in the Snow
Anime Warrior Cat
Easy Coloring Sheet of a Cat on a Tree
Ice Cream Sundae Cat
Detailed Siamese Cat Coloring Page
Cat Dreaming of Clouds
Baby Cat Exploring the Yard
Cat in the Rain
Cat and a Rainbow
Cat Clan Leader
Birthday Cat With Balloons
Cat on a Summer Boat Ride
Kawaii Cat With a Cup of Hot Cocoa
Cat in a Flower Field
Easy Cat and a Bird
Detailed Cat in a Winter Landscape
Christmas Cat and a Gift Box
Ice Cream Cat and a Melting Sundae
Baby Cat's First Climb
Advanced Mystical Cat
Preschool Cat in a Hat
Birthday Cat Blowing Out Candles
Cat at a Summer Fair
Kawaii Cat With a Fruit Salad
Easy Cat and a Kite
Baby Cat With a Milk Bottle
Cat in the Stars
Cat With Balloons
Cat on a Diamond Hunt
Birthday Cat Opening a Present
Cat in a Summer Hammock
Kawaii Cat With a Bento Box
Mystical Cat With a Magical Wand
Cat and a Yarn Ball
Detailed Winter Cat With a Scarf
Christmas Cat With a Sleigh of Presents
Cat in a Raincoat
Birthday Cat With a Cake
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Activities to Do With Cat Coloring Pages
Don’t let the fun stop once the coloring is done. There are so many creative ways to use these sheets to keep your kids entertained for hours. Here are a few purr-fect ideas to get you started.
Create a DIY Cat Mask
This is a big hit with preschoolers. Choose a simple coloring page that features a large cat face. Have your child color it in, then carefully cut around the outline. Cut out two holes for the eyes, punch small holes on the sides, and attach a piece of string or elastic. Now your little one can pretend to be their favorite feline.
Design a Cat Mobile
Print out four or five small cat images on cardstock. After coloring them, cut them out and punch a hole at the top of each one. Tie them to varying lengths of string and attach them to a clothes hanger or a wooden dowel. This makes a cute decoration for a bedroom or a fun craft for a rainy afternoon.
Make a Pop-Up Card
Turn your artwork into a greeting card. Fold a piece of construction paper in half to make the card base. Color and cut out one of the cats, then create a small paper “spring” by folding a strip of paper back and forth. Glue the spring to the inside of the card and attach the cat cutout to it. When the card opens, the kitty will pop out to say hello.
Write a Creative Story
Use the coloring pages as writing prompts. Pick a scene, like the “Warrior Cat on a Mission” or the “Cat in the Stars,” and ask your child to write a short story about what is happening. What is the cat’s name? Where are they going? This is a fantastic way to combine art with literacy skills.
Decorate a Cat-Themed Party
If you are planning a birthday party, these sheets make excellent DIY decorations. You can cut them out to create bunting, use them as placemats, or even shrink them down to make custom cupcake toppers. It adds a personal touch and saves money on party supplies.
Create a “Cat Breed” Encyclopedia
Print out several different realistic cat pages. Have your child research different breeds like Siamese, Maine Coon, or Persian, and color the pages to match those breeds. They can staple the pages together to create their very own guide to cats, adding fun facts on the back of each page.
FAQs
How Do I Print These Coloring Pages?
Simply click on the image or the link provided to open the full-sized PDF file. From there, you can download it to your computer or print it directly using your browser’s print function.
What Is the Best Paper for Coloring?
Standard printer paper works well for crayons and colored pencils. However, if you plan to use markers or watercolors, we recommend using cardstock or heavyweight paper to prevent the ink from bleeding through.
Are These Coloring Pages Really Free?
Yes, all the coloring pages in this collection are completely free for personal and educational use. You can print as many copies as you like for your family or classroom.
Can I Resize the Images?
Yes, you can adjust the scale in your printer settings before printing. If you want smaller images for crafts like greeting cards, try selecting the “print multiple pages per sheet” option in your printer dialog box.
Do You Have Simple Pages for Toddlers?
Absolutely. We have included several easy coloring pages with thick outlines and simple shapes, such as the “Simple Outline of a Baby Cat,” which are specifically designed for toddlers and preschoolers.
How Can I Use These in a Classroom?
Teachers can use these pages for art centers, early finisher activities, or as a calming activity after recess. They also work great for units on pets, animals, or creative writing prompts.
Can Adults Use These Coloring Pages?
Definitely. Coloring is a great stress-relief activity for adults. We have included detailed options like the “Mandala Kitten” and “Detailed Persian Cat” that offer a more challenging and relaxing experience for older artists.
