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Christmas Coloring Pages
Free printable Christmas coloring pages with trees, snowmen, gingerbread houses and cozy winter scenes. Download the PDF and print at home.
Here are free Christmas coloring pages you can print at home. Some have thick lines and big open shapes for small hands. Others have more detail, for older kids and adults who like to take their time.
Pick a page, download the PDF, and print it on Letter or A4 paper.
Choose a page to preview it, color it online, or download the printable.
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Which page should you start with?
For children under 5, choose pages with one large subject, like a single tree or snowman. Ages 6 to 9 usually enjoy scenes with a few separate things to color, such as a gingerbread house with candy and a path. Teens and adults tend to like busier winter scenes, where there is room for shading.
What to color them with
Crayons cover big shapes quickly. Colored pencils are better for small details. Markers can soak through thin paper, so put a spare sheet underneath or print on heavier paper. Our printing guide has more on paper and settings.
Ways to use your finished pages
- Fold a colored page into a holiday card.
- Print a stack for the kids' table at a family dinner.
- Hang finished pages on a window or on a string across a wall.
- Cut them down into gift tags for small presents.
Printing tips
Print at 100% scale so nothing gets cropped. If your printer cuts off the edges, choose "fit to page". Draft mode saves ink, and thin black lines still come out clearly.
Questions about these pages
Are these Christmas coloring pages really free?
Yes. You can print them for personal, home and classroom use. Please don't sell them or repost them on other sites. Link to this page instead.
What size paper do they print on?
The PDFs are made for standard Letter and A4 paper.
Can I use them in a classroom or at a party?
Yes. Printing copies for a class, a family gathering or a party is fine, as long as you hand them out for free.
What should I use to color them?
Crayons work for big shapes and colored pencils for small details. Markers can bleed through thin paper, so place a spare sheet underneath.
