Characters · 36 free printables
Hello Kitty Coloring Pages
Thirty-six scenes rather than thirty-six portraits: baking, gardening, in a lab, in space.
- Sheets
- 36
- Paper
- A4 & US Letter
- Resolution
- 300 dpi PDF
- Price
- Free, no account
- Updated
- September 2026
The sheets
36 Hello Kitty 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
Hello Kitty watering flowers in a garden
Hello Kitty enjoys a cup of coffee and a cake
Hello Kitty building a sandcastle on the beach
Hello Kitty wearing a hat and surrounded by stars
Hello Kitty swinging on a playground swing set
Hello Kitty riding a bicycle with a basket in the park
Hello Kitty in a kimono stands in front
Hello Kitty a scientist in a lab
Hello Kitty watering flowers in a garden
Hello Kitty in a space suit
Hello Kitty decorating a three-tiered cake
Hello Kitty having a picnic with her friends in the park
Hello Kitty reading a book in a library
Hello Kitty knitting in her cozy room with a clock
Hello Kitty building a sandcastle
Hello Kitty painting a picture of herself
Hello Kitty playing the piano in a cozy room with a guitar
Hello Kitty sitting on a picnic blanket
Hello Kitty cooking in the kitchen
Hello Kitty sitting at a desk
Hello Kitty painting a bow on an easel
Hello Kitty practicing ballet in front of a mirror
Hello Kitty reading a book in a library
Hello Kitty building a sandcastle on a sunny beach
Hello Kitty and Pompompurin on a farm
Hello Kitty a scientist in a lab
Hello Kitty baking cupcakes in the kitchen
Hello Kitty gardening in a greenhouse
Hello Kitty swinging on a playground swing set
Hello Kitty playing piano on stage
Hello Kitty exploring the ocean
Hello Kitty painting a tree on an easel in an art studio
Hello Kitty reading a book while sitting
Hello Kitty sailing on a boat with a bow on her head
Hello Kitty drawing a star at a desk with a globe
Most Hello Kitty coloring pages you find online are the same flat portrait: a head, a bow, an empty background. These are not that. Every one of the thirty-six sheets here puts her somewhere, doing something, with a room or a landscape around her to fill in.
What is in this set of Hello Kitty coloring pages
- In the kitchen: baking cookies with an oven and a rolling pin, decorating a three-tiered cake, cooking in a chef's hat.
- In the garden: watering flowers with bees around her, potting plants in a greenhouse.
- At the seaside: building a sandcastle with a bucket and spade, sailing a boat under a cloudy sky.
- Making things: painting at an easel, playing the piano on a lit stage, knitting in a cosy room, drawing a star at a desk with a globe.
- Off the map: floating in a rocket ship, exploring a reef in a diving helmet, working in a laboratory with beakers.
- With friends: a picnic in the park, a farm scene with Pompompurin holding corn cobs.
- Quiet pages: reading in a library, resting in an armchair, in a kimono in front of a torii gate.
Who else is in the set
Almost every sheet is Hello Kitty on her own, in a scene rather than posed. One puts her with Pompompurin, two more with a friend at a table or in a garden. Kuromi, My Melody and the rest of the Sanrio cast are not in this drawer yet.
That is worth saying plainly, because a page that promises the whole cast and delivers one character wastes the print. What is here is thirty-six scenes of a single character, drawn to the same face and the same proportions throughout.
Why the scenes matter
A character standing on empty paper is finished in four minutes. The bakery page has a cake, three tiers of icing, a piping bag, a counter, a window and a floor. That is twenty separate areas to color, and it is the difference between a sheet that gets abandoned and one that comes back on the fridge.
The line work is closed everywhere, so markers do not leak from the icing onto the counter, and the outlines stay thick enough that a young child can stay inside them.
How to color Hello Kitty
The classic scheme is white face, yellow nose, red bow, blue dungarees, and the sheets are drawn so that it works: the bow is always a separate closed shape, and so is the nose. Keep the face uncolored white paper rather than filling it, and she reads correctly at a glance.
After that the background is yours. The kitchen, the greenhouse and the stage pages have enough separate elements that three or four colors are enough for the whole sheet if you repeat them deliberately.
Printing these Hello Kitty pages
Each drawing downloads as a 300 dpi A4 PDF and prints just as cleanly on US Letter. Use 120 gsm paper if markers are involved, and set the print dialog to 100 % rather than “fit to page”. The printing guide covers the rest.
These are original drawings made for this site, not scans and not official artwork, and this site is not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holder. They are free for home, classroom, library and party use.
If the cat is the appeal rather than the character, the cat coloring pages go deeper on real cats, and the rest of the character drawer is one click away.
Hello Kitty Coloring Pages: questions
How many Hello Kitty coloring pages are there?
Thirty-six, all free, and the set grows. Each is a full scene rather than a portrait, so no two sheets fill the same way.
What colors is Hello Kitty?
White face, yellow nose, red bow, blue dungarees is the classic scheme. Leave the face as uncolored white paper rather than filling it, and she reads correctly at a glance. The bow and the nose are drawn as separate closed shapes so they take their color cleanly.
Which Hello Kitty page is best for a young child?
The swing set, the sandcastle and the armchair pages. They have the fewest separate elements, the thickest outlines and no fine detail in the background.
Which one takes the longest?
The bakery with the three-tiered cake, the greenhouse and the picnic with friends. Each carries twenty or more separate areas and runs to well over half an hour.
Are these official Hello Kitty coloring pages?
No. They are original drawings made for this site, not scans and not official artwork, and the site is not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holder. They are free for personal, classroom and community use.
Can I print them for a birthday party?
Yes, in any quantity, with no account and no watermark. Print three or four different scenes rather than the same one ten times and nobody compares results. Card stock at 160 gsm holds up best on a party table.
Are there Kuromi, My Melody or the other Sanrio friends?
Not yet. One sheet has Pompompurin in it and two others put her with a friend, but Kuromi and My Melody have no sheets of their own here. They are next on the list.
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