Christmas Coloring Pages
Eleven Christmas coloring pages drawn as clean black line art — from a bold snowman for little hands to a detailed snowflake mandala — plus Christmas color-by-number and connect-the-dots sheets. Print any page straight from the browser, or download it as a US Letter or A4 PDF.
Easy Christmas coloring pages
One big subject per page, thick outlines, and large open shapes — good for crayons and younger kids.
EasySnowman Coloring Page
A three-ball snowman in a top hat with a holly sprig, a striped scarf, a carrot nose, and stick arms, with snowflakes all around.
EasyGingerbread Man Coloring Page
A smiling gingerbread man with icing squiggles, a bow tie, and three gumdrop buttons, plus stars and two peppermint candies.
EasyCandy Canes Coloring Page
Two crossed candy canes with stripes to color, tied with a big bow and a sprig of holly and berries.
EasyChristmas Stocking Coloring Page
A stocking with a fluffy cuff and a blank name tag to write on, a big star, a zigzag band, and a gift and candy cane peeking out.
EasyChristmas Bells Coloring Page
Two ringing bells with a star on each, tied together with a bow under holly leaves and berries.
EasyChristmas Presents Coloring Page
A stack of three wrapped gifts — polka dots, diagonal stripes, and stars — with a big bow on top and a blank gift tag.
Detailed Christmas coloring pages
More pieces and smaller shapes: a decorated tree, a wreath, ornaments, a gingerbread house, and a snowflake mandala for older kids and adults.
More detailChristmas Tree Coloring Page
A four-tier tree with garland swoops, fourteen ornaments, and a star on top, with three wrapped presents underneath.
More detailChristmas Wreath Coloring Page
A round wreath of layered leaves with four holly-and-berry clusters, a large bow, and a ribbon to hang it from.
More detailChristmas Ornaments Coloring Page
Three ornaments on a garland — a banded teardrop, a round bauble with stars and scallops, and a dome with a snowflake.
More detailGingerbread House Coloring Page
A gingerbread house with an iced roof, frosted windows, a peppermint on the door, candy canes, gumdrops, and a stone path.
More detailSnowflake Mandala Coloring Page
A symmetrical snowflake mandala with six crystal arms, two petal rings, and a scalloped edge — the most detailed page here.
Christmas color by number
Match each numbered space to the color key printed at the bottom of the sheet.
5 colorsSnowman Color by Number
A three-ball snowman with a top hat, red scarf, carrot nose, and stick arms — five big-region colors for a first winter sheet.
5 colorsChristmas Stocking Color by Number
A fluffy-cuffed stocking with a star, a zigzag band, polka dots, and a gift peeking out — five colors, all large regions.
6 colorsChristmas Tree Color by Number
Three tree layers, a trunk, ornaments, and a star — a six-color December favorite.
7 colorsGingerbread Man Color by Number
A gingerbread cookie with icing bands, a bow tie, gumdrop buttons, and striped peppermints — seven colors for December.
Christmas dot to dot
Connect the numbered dots in order to reveal the picture, then color it in.
20 dotsCandy Cane Connect the Dots
Twenty big dots trace a hooked candy cane — connect them, then add red stripes. A gentle December first sheet.
22 dotsChristmas Bell Connect the Dots
Twenty-two dots ring out a Christmas bell with a flared rim — then draw a bow on top.
25 dotsChristmas Tree Connect the Dots
Twenty-five dots grow a Christmas tree with a star — a December countdown activity.
42 dotsGingerbread Man Connect the Dots
Forty-two dots outline a gingerbread man from head to toes — then decorate him with icing and buttons.
About these Christmas coloring pages
Every page is a vector drawing with solid black outlines on white, sized to a US Letter sheet, so it prints sharp at any size and uses very little ink. The easy pages keep to one subject with thick lines; the detailed pages add garlands, ornaments, roof icing, and pattern work.
The color-by-number sheets print the color key at the bottom of the page, and the dot-to-dots reveal a candy cane, a bell, a tree, or a gingerbread man. The stocking and present pages have blank tags, so a child can write a name or a message before coloring.
Good moments to print one
- A quiet table activity while cookies bake
- A class party or the last school day before winter break
- Write a name on the stocking tag and hang the finished page up
- Color a page, fold it in half, and use it as a homemade card
Printing tips
Choose US Letter or A4 next to the PDF button, print at 100% scale, and use black-and-white mode to save ink. Cardstock works best for markers.
Christmas Coloring Pages: common questions
Are these Christmas coloring pages free?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your family, classroom, or group. The pages are for personal and classroom use, not for resale.
Which Christmas page is best for a preschooler?
Start with the snowman, candy canes, bells, or stocking — they use thick outlines and big shapes. The five-color snowman color by number and the 20-dot candy cane are the gentlest activity sheets.
Can I print several pages at once?
Yes. Each section has a pack button that downloads its pages as one multi-page PDF in US Letter or A4, ready to print in one go.
Will the pages print well in black and white?
Yes. They are black outlines on a white page with no gray shading, so a plain black-and-white or grayscale print is all you need.