Characters · 20 free printables
Character Coloring Pages
The faces children ask for by name, drawn doing something rather than standing still.
- Sheets
- 20
- Paper
- A4 & US Letter
- Resolution
- 300 dpi PDF
- Price
- Free, no account
- Updated
- September 2026
The sheets
20 character coloring pages to print
Every sheet downloads as a 300 dpi A4 PDF, or prints straight from the page. Nothing here needs an account, and new drawings are added every day.
Hello Kitty baking cookies in the kitchen with oven
A teddy bear lounging on a beach chair
Hello Kitty watering flowers in a garden
Three cute bears baking in a cozy kitchen
Hello Kitty enjoys a cup of coffee and a cake
A cozy living room with a fireplace
Hello Kitty building a sandcastle on the beach
A girl gardening in a backyard with a dog watching
Hello Kitty wearing a hat and surrounded by stars
A classroom scene with four teddy bears
Hello Kitty swinging on a playground swing set
Two puppies roasting marshmallows over a campfire
Hello Kitty riding a bicycle with a basket in the park
Two puppies painting in a cozy room with an easel
Hello Kitty in a kimono stands in front
Three cute animals having a picnic in a park with a tree
Hello Kitty a scientist in a lab
A puppy sits on a train
Hello Kitty watering flowers in a garden
A puppy baking cakes in a cozy kitchen with a pot
Children do not ask for “a cat”, they ask for a specific character by name. This drawer holds those, and the rule for every sheet in it is the same: the character has to be doing something.
What is in the character set
- Hello Kitty coloring pages: baking, gardening, in space, on stage.
- More sets are added as they are drawn, each one a full scene rather than a portrait.
Scenes, not portraits
A character standing on empty paper is finished in four minutes and forgotten in five. A character baking cookies in a kitchen with an oven, a rolling pin and flour on the counter carries twenty separate areas to fill, and the page keeps a child at the table.
Every scene here is built that way. The character is the reason the page gets printed; the setting is the reason it gets finished.
Drawn for printing, not for screens
Each sheet is composed for A4 at 300 dpi, with a closed outline everywhere a color is expected to go, and a margin generous enough that US Letter loses nothing. No watermark, no account, no download page in between.
Where else to look
If the appeal is the animal rather than the name, the cat coloring pages and the wider animal drawer are next door. If it is the world, the fantasy set covers unicorns, mermaids and castles.
Character Coloring Pages: questions
What is in the character category?
Character sets drawn as full scenes, starting with Hello Kitty. New sets go up whenever a character is asked for often enough to be worth drawing properly.
Are these official character coloring pages?
No. They are original drawings, made here, of characters people love. They are not produced by, endorsed by or affiliated with any rights holder, and they are free for personal, classroom and community use.
Why are the characters always doing something?
Because a portrait on empty paper is finished in four minutes. A scene with a setting carries twenty separate areas to fill and keeps a child at the table for half an hour.
Can I request a character?
Yes, and requests are where most of this catalogue comes from. Say who it is and what you would like them doing on the contact page.
What size do they print at?
A4 at 300 dpi, and they print without clipping on US Letter. Set your printer to 100 % rather than “fit to page”.
Are they free?
Every one, with no account, no email address and no watermark across the artwork.