Free Cat Coloring Pages
Print a cat coloring page right now — or make a whole cat coloring storybook starring your own child. Free, no account needed.
Printable cat sheets
Tap a sheet to draw it, then print it at home on normal paper. Each one is brand new, so no two children get the same picture.
a fluffy kitten playing with a ball of yarn
a cat sleeping curled up on a cushion
a cat sitting on a windowsill with flowers
three kittens in a basket
Meet the cat friends
Three cats, one very small house, endless trouble. Colour them in, then turn them into a story starring your own child.
🐱 Biscuit
A round orange cat whose main job is finding the warmest spot in the house.
Colour Biscuit
🐈⬛ Shadow
A black cat who can fit through any gap and always knows what time dinner is.
Colour Shadow
🧶 Pickle
A kitten who believes every single thing in the world is a toy.
Colour Pickle
Where the cat stories happen
Print a background on its own, or use it as the setting for your story.
🪟 The Sunny Windowsill
Warm, narrow, and only really big enough for one cat.
Colour The Sunny Windowsill
🌳 The Back Garden
Long grass, one nervous bird and a fence made for balancing.
Colour The Back Garden
🛏️ Under the Bed
Dusty, dark and where everything lost ends up eventually.
Colour Under the Bed
Read a cat story: Three Cats, One Sunny Spot
A short five-page story you can read out loud right now — then make your own version.
1.There was exactly one sunny spot on the windowsill, and three cats who wanted it.
Make a cat coloring storybook
Better than a single sheet: a little story about cat, with your child as the hero, drawn as black-and-white pages you can print and colour.
How to print a coloring page in 3 steps
- Tap a sheet above, or type your own idea in the story maker.
- Wait a few seconds while the picture is drawn in black and white.
- Tap Print (or Save PDF) and colour it in at home.
Questions from parents
- Are these coloring pages really free?
- Yes. Every page is free to draw, print and colour. There is no account, no subscription and no ads.
- What age are they for?
- Ages 2 to 9. The lines are thick and simple for toddlers, and the story version adds reading practice for older children.
- Can I put my child's name in it?
- Yes. In the story maker you type your child's name and they become the hero of the whole coloring book.
- What paper should I use?
- Normal A4 or Letter paper works. Pages are pure black outlines on white, so they are cheap to print.