24 Easy Dinosaur Coloring Pages for Kids

Free dinosaur coloring pages with six previews and a Dinosaurs title.

These free printable dinosaur coloring pages feature 24 different dinosaur types, including T-Rex (Tyrannosaurus rex), Triceratops, Stegosaurus and Brachiosaurus. Each cartoon illustration has its own PDF, so you can print a favorite or choose several different dinosaurs.

If you’re looking for easy dinosaur coloring pages for toddlers and preschoolers, this collection offers clear outlines, simple scenes and plenty of open coloring areas. Kids can choose a dinosaur eating leaves, crossing a stream, hatching from an egg or watching a floating seed.

Click any coloring page image or its title below to open the individual PDF, then download or print it. Full printing and download instructions are at the end of this post.

Free Printable Dinosaur Coloring Sheets

T-Rex sneezing beside a drifting leaf. — **T-Rex Coloring Page: Sneezing Dinosaur**

Triceratops stepping across a stream between rocks and grass. — **Triceratops Coloring Sheet by a Stream**Rounded rocks and tufts of grass line the little stream.

Brachiosaurus reaching toward leaves in a tall tree. — **Brachiosaurus Outline for Coloring**The long-necked dinosaur reaches toward the leaves of a tall tree.

Stegosaurus standing beside a large rounded rock. — **Stegosaurus Coloring Page Beside a Rock**

Spinosaurus watching a fish in a shallow pool. — **Printable Spinosaurus Coloring Sheet**A small fish swims in the shallow pool beside the dinosaur.

Feathered Velociraptor leaning toward a beetle on a broad leaf. — **Velociraptor Colouring Page with a Beetle**

Parasaurolophus standing with its crested head raised and mouth open. — **Parasaurolophus Coloring Sheet**The dinosaur lifts its crested head with its mouth open.

Diplodocus bending its long neck to drink from a small pool. — **Diplodocus Coloring Page: Drinking Water**

Pachycephalosaurus lowering its head toward a piece of fruit on the ground. — **Pachycephalosaurus Printable Coloring Page**The round-headed dinosaur lowers its snout toward a piece of fruit.

Iguanodon reaching toward a low leafy branch. — **Iguanodon Coloring Sheet with a Leafy Branch**

Carnotaurus with its mouth open beside a tall fern. — **Carnotaurus Outline for Coloring**The toothy dinosaur stands beside a tall fern.

Dilophosaurus peeking around a tree trunk. — **Dilophosaurus Coloring Page by a Tree**The little dinosaur peeks around one side of a tree trunk.

Feathered Therizinosaurus holding a leafy branch. — **Therizinosaurus Coloring Sheet**A feathered dinosaur holds a leafy branch in its claws.

Baryonyx lowering its long snout beside a pond. — **Baryonyx Coloring Page at a Pond**

Long-legged Gallimimus running across open ground. — **Gallimimus Coloring Sheet: Running Dinosaur**

Styracosaurus watching a leaf drift beside its spiky frill. — **Styracosaurus Outline for Coloring**A single leaf drifts beside its spiky frill.

Smiling Brontosaurus sitting with its long tail curled around its feet. — **Brontosaurus Coloring Page: Sitting Dinosaur**

Kentrosaurus walking between two tree trunks. — **Kentrosaurus Printable Coloring Sheet**Two tree trunks frame the dinosaur as it walks.

Corythosaurus standing at a rounded cave entrance. — **Corythosaurus Coloring Page at a Cave**

Edmontosaurus lowering its head to munch leafy plants. — **Edmontosaurus Coloring Sheet with Plants**

Baby Ankylosaurus peeking out of a cracked egg. — **Ankylosaurus Coloring Page: Baby Hatching**Pieces of broken shell lie around the dinosaur’s egg.

Adult Apatosaurus holding a leafy stem while a hatchling looks up. — **Apatosaurus Coloring Sheet: Parent and Baby**

Feathered Oviraptor beside an open seed pod with oval seeds inside. — **Oviraptor Coloring Page with a Seed Pod**Several oval seeds are visible inside the opened pod.

Allosaurus looking up at a fluffy seed floating through the air. — **Allosaurus Outline for Coloring**The dinosaur looks up at a fluffy seed floating overhead.

Ways to Use These Dinosaur Coloring Pages

Use these simple dinosaur printables for quiet coloring time, preschool activities or a prehistoric-themed project. Here are a few ideas to try with the finished pages.

Dinosaur art centers: Offer a few different dinosaur coloring sheets with crayons or washable markers, and let each child choose a favorite.
Dinosaur name matching: Write names such as T-Rex, Triceratops and Stegosaurus on cards. Help children match the name cards to their finished pictures.
Picture stories: Ask what made the T-Rex sneeze, what the Velociraptor thinks of the beetle, or what the baby dinosaur will do after hatching.
A homemade dinosaur book: Gather a few colored pages into a booklet. Add a cover and help children label their favorite dinosaurs.
Dinosaur birthday activities: Set out a selection of easy dinosaur coloring pages for children to choose from during a birthday party or playdate.
A prehistoric group display: Arrange finished dinosaur pictures on a large sheet of paper. Add drawn trees, rocks and a stream to make a shared dinosaur landscape.

How to Print or Download These Coloring Pages

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Choose your page. Click the image for the coloring page you’d like to use.
Open the file. A PDF will open in Google Drive. Some school or office networks block this type of file sharing, so if you have trouble, try again at home or on a different internet connection.
Print right away. Load your favorite paper into the printer, then click the print icon in the PDF window.
- If the edges look cut off, go to your print menu → “More Settings” → “Fit To Printable Area.” This resizes the page so the entire cozy design fits neatly inside the margins.
Download for later. If you’d rather save the page, click the download icon (a downward arrow) in the Google Drive toolbar. The file will save to your device so you can open and print whenever you’re ready.
No need to request access. You don’t have to ask to share the file. Just use the print or download icons directly in the Google Drive window.
Start coloring! Once printed, enjoy your coloring pages with crayons, markers, colored pencils, or even watercolor paint. Use the space around the images to add your own text or embellishments for crafts and collages.