Toy Story Coloring Pages

What do toys do when nobody is watching? These Toy Story coloring pages answer with Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the whole gang from Andy's room, sneaking around the house, celebrating the holidays and getting into small adventures. Every sheet prints for free.

Who you will find:

• Woody and Buzz Lightyear, alone and together, driving a toy car, carving a pumpkin, holding a big heart.
• Jessie and Bullseye at the window, and Bullseye napping on a stack of pillows.
• The rest of the gang: Rex, Hamm, Slinky Dog, Mr. Potato Head and Forky.
• The little green aliens in their claw machine, and the green army men parachuting down the stairs.
• Toy box scenes: a box full of toys, a blanket fort in the attic, a dollhouse.

Toy Story, the first feature film made entirely by computer

Toy Story came out in 1995. Made by Pixar and released by Disney, it was the first feature-length film animated entirely by computer. Four sequels followed, from Toy Story 2 (1999) to Toy Story 4 (2019), and a fifth film is announced.

The idea is simple and every child understands it: toys come alive when humans leave the room. Woody, a pull-string cowboy, is Andy's favorite toy until a shiny new space ranger, Buzz Lightyear, arrives on his birthday. Rivals at first, they become best friends.

The heart of every film is the bond between toys and the child who plays with them. Andy grows up over the first three films, and in Toy Story 3 (2010) he gives his toys to a little girl named Bonnie, who becomes their new kid in Toy Story 4.

That is why so many pages here show the toys at home: in the hallway, on the stairs, by the bathroom sink or in a bedroom, the places where toys live their secret lives. For more favorite cartoon and movie friends, the character coloring pages gather them all.

Woody and Buzz Lightyear coloring pages

Woody and Buzz appear on more pages than anyone else. Woody stands with his hands on his hips, Buzz spreads his wings, and the two of them drive a toy car down the hallway, hold a big heart for Valentine's Day and spend the holidays together.

Woody also sits with a needle and thread, a nod to Toy Story 2, where his arm gets torn and is sewn back by a toy repairman.

Woody's colors

• Hat: brown.
• Shirt: yellow and white checks, with a red bandana.
• Vest: white with black cow spots.
• Jeans: blue, with brown boots and a gold sheriff's star.

Buzz Lightyear's colors

• Suit: white, with green panels on the chest, arms and legs.
• Accents: purple on the helmet edge, the chin and the boots.
• Wings: white with red tips.

Kids who love Woody can ride on with the cowboy coloring pages, and Buzz fans can head off to infinity and beyond with the space coloring pages.

Jessie, Bullseye, Rex and the rest of the gang

Jessie the cowgirl and Bullseye the horse joined the gang in Toy Story 2. Jessie sits on a windowsill next to Bullseye, and Bullseye naps on a pile of pillows on his own page. Jessie has red hair in a braid, a white shirt and cow-print chaps, and Bullseye is brown with a darker mane. Horse lovers can gallop on with the horse coloring pages.

Rex, the nervous green dinosaur, peeks over an alarm clock on a nightstand. Hamm, the know-it-all piggy bank, sits next to a few coins, and joins Mr. Potato Head and a rubber duck by the bathroom sink; the duck coloring pages have more rubber ducks and real ones. Mr. Potato Head also has a page of his own, with his ear and mustache popping off. Slinky Dog stretches down a staircase, and Forky, the spork that a little girl turns into a toy in Toy Story 4, waves his pipe cleaner arms.

Dino fans will find more in the dinosaur coloring pages and the T. rex coloring pages.

The aliens and the army men

The three-eyed aliens from the Pizza Planet claw machine are among the favorite toys of younger kids. They wait inside the machine for "the claw", and three of them stand under a hanging lamp on another page. Color them light green with blue outfits.

The green army men, the little plastic soldiers of the first film, parachute down the staircase on a mission. A single green marker is enough for the whole squad.

Woody and Buzz through the holidays

Woody and Buzz celebrate the holidays together. In October they carve a jack o'lantern side by side and go trick or treating in witch hats with pumpkin buckets, two scenes for the Halloween coloring pages.

In December they stand next to a little Christmas tree, exchange a present while Buzz wears a Santa hat, and build a snowman outside. Add them to the Christmas coloring pages and the snowman coloring pages.

A cowboy toy and an astronaut toy also share a birthday cake and a basket of Easter eggs, simpler versions of the pair for the youngest kids.

Toy box and playroom pages

Some sheets show the world of toys without the characters: a cardboard box full of toys with a teddy bear and a spinning top, a blanket fort in the attic with a rocking horse, a dollhouse with tiny beds, and a toy dinosaur and robot on a bedroom rug. Children can imagine which Toy Story friends are hiding there, and draw them peeking out before they color. The dollhouse page pairs well with the house coloring pages. The toy-like LEGO coloring pages and the robot coloring pages carry on the theme.

Simple toys for little hands, busier Toy Story scenes for big kids

Forky, Mr. Potato Head, Slinky Dog and the sleeping Bullseye are big, simple shapes. Quick to color puts these easier toys at the front:

• Forky and a Popsicle Stick
• Mr. Potato Head with His Parts
• Bullseye Napping on Pillows

Woody and Buzz together, with their checks, cow spots and space suit panels, take more care. Lots of detail gathers the busier pages:

• Cowboy and Astronaut Toys with Easter Eggs
• Green Army Men Parachuting Down the Stairs
• Buzz Lightyear on the Bed Post

A Toy Story party

1. Print Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the aliens, one per guest.
2. Put out yellow, blue, brown, green, purple and red.
3. Have every child write their name on the bottom of their toy's boot, like Andy wrote his on Woody's.
4. Line the finished pages up on a shelf, like toys waiting for their kid.

Printing the toys

Each page is an A4 PDF at 300 dpi, ready to download at no cost. Buzz's wings reach the edges of some sheets, so on US Letter pick fit to page to keep the tips. To print a whole party set, add the toys to your Add to pack list and download one file; the printing guide shows each browser's settings.