Free Christmas coloring pages
Christmas coloring pages to print, or make your own.
Print any page below for free. Or describe the one you want, like your kids building a snowman or Santa with your dog, and add a name at the top.
Asked for: Santa’s workshop with elves wrapping presents and a toy train, for a 6 year old
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Make a Christmas page
Print one of these
Tap a page to open the full-size file, then print it on letter paper.
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Describe the page
What is in it and who will color it. "For a 4 year old" gets big shapes; "for an adult" gets fine detail.
Ask for changes
"Add a dog in a Santa hat." "Put GRANDMA at the top." "Fewer presents." Each change redraws the same page.
Save and print
Tap Save under the page and print it on letter paper. Make one for every kid at the table.
What you get
- A PNG of black outlines on white, the shape of a letter page
- Up to 5 drawings per visit, so you can make a few versions
- Names drawn as outlined letters to color in, when you ask for them
What it can’t do
- Letters and names are usually right, not always. Read them before you print.
- Pages for very young kids come out simpler on purpose. Say "detailed" if you want more.
Ideas to start from
- Santa stuck in the chimney
- Our dog in a reindeer costume
- A gingerbread village
- Elves building a robot
- A Christmas tree with the name NOAH
- Penguins ice skating
Questions
Are these pages free to print?
Yes. Print as many copies of the pages above as you like for your family, class or party.
Can I put my kids’ names on a page?
Yes. Make your own and write the name in capitals: "with the name EMMA at the top". Check the letters before you print.
Can I turn a family photo into a Christmas page?
You can turn a photo of your pet or your home into a page on the photo to coloring page page. Please don’t upload photos of children.
What paper should I use?
Plain letter paper works. Thicker paper (cardstock) holds up better to markers.
Who drew these?
An OpenAI image model, from the words under each page, through the same tool you can use above.
