Disney Princess Coloring Pages: Free Printable Jasmine, Cinderella, Elsa, Anna & More

Step into a world of royal gowns, magical kingdoms, underwater adventures, snowy landscapes, and fairy-tale imagination with our collection of Disney Princess coloring pages.

These printable designs bring together several beloved Disney and Frozen characters, including Princess Jasmine, Cinderella, Elsa, Anna, and a sweet little mermaid surrounded by fish and a seahorse. Some pages focus on a single character, while others feature sisters together, giving young artists plenty of opportunities to experiment with gowns, hair, magical scenery, ocean colors, and icy winter palettes.

Children can recreate familiar character colors or completely redesign every princess. Cinderella’s dress could become lavender instead of blue. Jasmine could wear pink and gold. Elsa’s icy palette might turn into sunset orange and purple. The little mermaid can have rainbow hair and a sparkling turquoise tail.

Choose your favorite royal printable, gather your crayons, markers, or colored pencils, and create a kingdom filled with your own colors.

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This collection currently features six princess and royal-character designs.

You’ll find:

• An adorable chibi Princess Jasmine
• Cinderella
• A cute little mermaid with a fish and seahorse
• Elsa and Anna together
• Another Elsa and Anna scene
• Elsa on her own

The variety gives children several completely different worlds to explore.

Jasmine brings palace-inspired fashion and jewel tones. Cinderella invites beautiful ball-gown colors and fairy-tale scenery. The mermaid design opens the door to turquoise seas and colorful ocean life, while Elsa and Anna are perfect for icy blues, Scandinavian-inspired winter scenery, and sister-themed activities.

For even more magical designs, explore our Fantasy Coloring Pages.

🕌 Chibi Princess Jasmine Coloring Page

The chibi Jasmine page gives the princess a cute, exaggerated style that is perfect for bright colors.

A familiar Jasmine-inspired palette can include:

• Turquoise
• Aqua
• Teal
• Gold
• Black
• Pale blue

Her dark hair creates a striking contrast with turquoise clothing and golden jewelry.

For a completely different version, try a royal-purple outfit with gold accents or a sunset palette using coral, pink, orange, and violet.

Because this is a chibi design, there is plenty of room to embrace playful colors rather than trying to make every detail realistic.

💎 Color Jasmine With Jewel Tones

Jasmine’s royal world works beautifully with colors inspired by gemstones.

Try:

Emerald: Deep green

Sapphire: Royal blue

Ruby: Rich red

Amethyst: Purple

Turquoise: Blue-green

Gold: Warm yellow

Choose two or three jewel tones and repeat them throughout her outfit and accessories.

A turquoise-and-gold palette feels classic, while purple and emerald can create a completely new royal look.

✨ Design New Jewelry for Jasmine

Draw extra royal accessories around Jasmine.

Add:

• Earrings
• Necklace
• Bracelets
• Hair ornaments
• Gemstones
• Crown or tiara

Color the jewelry with gold or silver and fill the gems with bright jewel tones.

Then design one completely magical gemstone.

Maybe it changes color depending on the time of day or glows when an adventure is about to begin.

🐯 Add a Royal Tiger Friend

Jasmine is closely associated with her tiger companion Rajah.

Draw a friendly tiger beside her.

Use orange, gold, cream, and black for a familiar tiger palette.

Or make the tiger completely fantastical with purple fur and turquoise stripes.

For more big-cat inspiration, explore our Tiger Coloring Pages.

🏰 Design Jasmine’s Palace Background

Turn the character page into a complete royal setting.

Add:

• Domes
• Towers
• Arched windows
• Decorative tiles
• Gardens
• Fountains
• Night sky

Use turquoise, blue, purple, gold, and cream throughout the palace.

For a nighttime scene, make the sky navy and add a large glowing moon.

Small golden windows can make the palace appear warm against the dark sky.

🌙 Create a Magic-Carpet Night Sky

Imagine Jasmine traveling beneath the stars.

Draw:

• Crescent moon
• Stars
• Clouds
• Distant palace
• Mountains

Use deep blue, navy, violet, and black throughout the sky.

Then add tiny yellow and silver stars.

A dark background can make Jasmine’s brighter clothing stand out dramatically.

👠 Cinderella Coloring Page

The Cinderella coloring page is perfect for anyone who loves elegant gowns and classic fairy-tale scenes.

A familiar Cinderella-inspired palette uses pale blue, silver, and white.

Try:

• Ice blue
• Sky blue
• Silver-gray
• White
• Pale lavender

Instead of filling the entire gown with one blue crayon, use several shades.

Keep the center portions lighter and add deeper blue around folds and edges.

Small white highlights can make the dress appear especially luminous.

💙 Create Cinderella’s Famous Blue Look

Begin with a very pale blue.

Add medium blue under folds of fabric and around the lower edge of the gown.

Use silver or pale gray for subtle shadows.

Keep a few sections almost white.

Then add sparkling details around the dress using tiny stars or dots.

The effect can make the gown look almost magical.

🌈 Redesign Cinderella’s Ball Gown

What if Cinderella had chosen a completely different dress?

Try:

Rose Princess

Pink, raspberry, cream, gold

Lavender Dream

Lavender, violet, silver, white

Midnight Ball

Navy, royal blue, silver

Emerald Princess

Green, teal, gold

Rainbow Ball

Every color

Print the page twice and compare the traditional blue version with your own redesign.

👑 Design a Cinderella Tiara

Draw a tiara on a separate sheet.

Add:

• Pearls
• Stars
• Diamonds
• Hearts
• Flowers

Use silver, pale blue, white, and lavender for an icy look.

Or use gold and jewel tones for something warmer.

Give your tiara a name, such as:

Midnight Crown

Starlight Tiara

or

Glass Slipper Crown.

👠 Design a Glass Slipper

Draw a large slipper and decorate it.

Try using:

• Pale blue
• Silver
• White
• Lavender

Add tiny star-shaped highlights so it appears shiny.

For a fantasy version, fill the shoe with rainbow colors or cover it with flowers.

You could even invent a pair of magical shoes that changes color whenever the wearer dances.

🎃 Draw the Magical Carriage

Cinderella’s fairy-tale world would not be complete without a magical carriage.

Draw a large round carriage.

Color it:

• Gold
• Cream
• Pale blue
• Pink
• Purple

Add oversized wheels and tiny windows.

Perhaps your version is made from a pumpkin—or maybe you invent a completely different magical transformation.

What ordinary object could become a carriage?

A teapot?

A giant flower?

A seashell?

🏰 Create Cinderella’s Castle

Add a castle behind Cinderella.

Use simple shapes:

• Rectangles for towers
• Triangles for roofs
• Squares for windows
• Arches for doors

Older children can make the castle elaborate.

Younger children can keep it simple.

Add flags at the top and a long staircase leading toward the entrance.

🕛 Create a Midnight Scene

Imagine the clock is approaching midnight.

Draw a large clock somewhere in the background.

Add:

• Stars
• Moon
• Castle stairs
• Carriage
• Sparkles

Use navy, deep blue, purple, and silver for the night.

Keep Cinderella’s gown light so she stands out against the darker scenery.

🧜‍♀️ Cute Mermaid With Fish and Seahorse

The cute little mermaid with a fish and seahorse adds a wonderful underwater scene to the collection.

Color the mermaid tail with:

• Turquoise
• Emerald
• Teal
• Purple
• Pink
• Rainbow shades

Then give the fish and seahorse brighter contrasting colors.

A yellow fish can stand out against turquoise water, while the seahorse might be orange, coral, pink, or purple.

Add bubbles and seaweed around the scene.

For a dedicated character collection, visit our Ariel Coloring Pages.

🌈 Design a Rainbow Mermaid Tail

Divide the tail into sections.

Use:

Red → Orange → Yellow → Green → Blue → Purple

Or create a softer pastel version with pink, lavender, mint, peach, and baby blue.

Add tiny white highlights across individual scales.

The tail can become the most colorful part of the entire page.

🪸 Build an Underwater Kingdom

Add:

• Coral
• Seaweed
• Shells
• Sea stars
• Tropical fish
• Bubbles
• Treasure chest
• Underwater palace

Use turquoise and blue for the water.

Then make the reef much brighter with coral pink, purple, orange, yellow, and green.

For more ocean designs, explore our Ocean Coloring Pages.

🐠 Color the Mermaid’s Fish Friend

Give the little fish an especially bright palette.

Try:

• Yellow and blue
• Orange and turquoise
• Pink and purple
• Green and gold

Add stripes or spots.

Then give the fish a name.

Maybe it is the mermaid’s best friend, royal messenger, or tiny ocean explorer.

🐴 Color the Seahorse

Seahorses can inspire delicate colors.

Try:

• Golden yellow
• Orange
• Coral
• Pink
• Purple
• Turquoise

Add small dots or stripes.

Then draw several tiny seahorses swimming nearby.

Count how many you create.

🐚 Design an Underwater Crown

Mermaids need royal accessories too.

Create a crown using:

• Seashells
• Pearls
• Coral
• Sea stars
• Sea glass

Use pale pink, turquoise, gold, lavender, and pearl white.

Perhaps every shell has a magical power.

❄️ Elsa and Anna Coloring Pages

The collection includes two scenes featuring Elsa and Anna together, providing a wonderful opportunity to experiment with contrasting sister palettes.

Elsa naturally lends herself to icy shades such as:

• Pale blue
• Turquoise
• White
• Silver
• Lavender

Anna can bring warmer colors into the same scene with:

• Burgundy
• Magenta
• Purple
• Blue
• Black
• Gold

Using both warm and cool colors helps the sisters stand apart while still feeling like part of one coordinated picture.

💙 Color Elsa With an Ice Palette

Try:

Dress: Pale blue

Shadows: Turquoise

Highlights: White

Details: Silver

Add lavender or deep blue in smaller areas for contrast.

Then surround her with snowflakes.

A few nearly white areas can make the design feel especially icy.

❄️ Create Elsa’s Ice Magic

Draw swirling magical snow around Elsa.

Add:

• Snowflakes
• Ice crystals
• Sparkles
• Frost
• Swirling lines

Use white, pale blue, turquoise, and silver.

Make the magic closest to her hands especially light and gradually darken it farther away.

🌈 Give Elsa Rainbow Ice Powers

Magic does not have to remain blue.

Try:

Pink ice

Purple ice

Golden ice

Rainbow ice

Perhaps each snowflake changes color.

A dark navy background can make bright magical effects especially visible.

❤️ Color Anna With Warmer Colors

Anna provides a natural contrast to Elsa’s frosty palette.

Try:

• Magenta
• Burgundy
• Purple
• Dark blue
• Black
• Gold

Use richer, warmer shades around her clothing.

Then add rosy cheeks and warm brown or auburn-inspired hair tones.

The contrast between warm Anna and cool Elsa can make a shared coloring page especially lively.

👭 Create Matching Sister Outfits

Instead of using different palettes, give Elsa and Anna coordinated outfits.

Try:

Winter Sisters

Blue, white, silver

Royal Sisters

Purple, gold, cream

Spring Sisters

Pink, lavender, mint

Rainbow Sisters

Each outfit uses the full rainbow

Night-Sky Sisters

Navy, violet, silver

Give both characters one matching detail, such as the same flower, gem, or decorative border.

❄️ Build a Frozen Winter Landscape

Add snowy scenery around Elsa and Anna.

Draw:

• Mountains
• Snow-covered trees
• Ice
• Snowflakes
• Winter castle
• Frozen lake

Use pale blues and grays across distant areas.

Keep the characters stronger and brighter so they remain the focus.

For more chilly coloring ideas, explore our Seasonal Coloring Pages.

⛄ Add a Snowman

Draw a friendly snowman beside the sisters.

Use three circles.

Add:

• Carrot nose
• Stick arms
• Buttons
• Smile

Maybe your snowman wears a crown.

Give it a scarf matching Elsa or Anna’s outfit.

❄️ Design a Snowflake

Snowflakes provide excellent pattern inspiration.

Draw a large six-pointed snowflake.

Add repeated shapes around every arm.

Color it:

• Pale blue
• Turquoise
• Lavender
• Silver

Or create a rainbow snowflake.

Try to keep the shapes similar on each branch if you want a symmetrical design.

🏰 Build an Ice Palace

Imagine Elsa creating an enormous palace.

Draw:

• Tall icy towers
• Crystal staircase
• Snowflake windows
• Frozen doors
• Sparkling roof

Use pale blue, turquoise, white, silver, and purple.

Leave parts almost white so the palace appears to glow.

🌌 Create a Northern-Lights Background

Give the snowy scene a colorful sky.

Start with navy or dark blue.

Then add sweeping bands of:

• Green
• Turquoise
• Purple
• Pink

Keep the snow pale.

The bright sky provides a dramatic contrast to the winter landscape.

👑 Elsa on Her Own

The separate Elsa coloring page gives you more room to focus on her costume, hair, icy palette, and magical surroundings.

Try layering several pale blues in the dress rather than coloring it one flat shade.

Her light hair can remain cream, pale yellow, or nearly white with subtle gray or lavender shadows.

Then decide what kind of magic surrounds her.

Perhaps she is creating a snowflake.

Maybe she is standing inside an ice palace.

Or perhaps she has entered an entirely new season and her powers have changed colors.

🌸 Create a Spring Elsa

What would happen if an ice-themed character stepped into spring?

Give Elsa a new palette:

• Lavender
• Pink
• Mint
• Pale yellow
• Sky blue

Draw flowers instead of snowflakes.

Perhaps the icy patterns on her dress transform into blossoms.

The same character can look dramatically different with a seasonal redesign.

🌅 Create a Sunset Elsa

Try a warmer palette:

• Peach
• Coral
• Pink
• Purple
• Gold

Use the colors across the background while keeping Elsa’s gown cool blue.

The contrasting warm and cool shades can make her stand out.

Or redesign her outfit to match the sunset too.

👗 Design a Brand-New Princess Gown

Choose any character and invent a new royal outfit.

Think about:

Main color

Accent color

Jewelry

Sleeves

Skirt

Shoes

Crown

Then add patterns.

Try:

• Flowers
• Snowflakes
• Stars
• Waves
• Hearts
• Geometric designs

Coloring pages can become miniature fashion-design templates.

🎨 Princess Color Palette Ideas

Choose a palette before starting.

Royal Jewel

Purple, emerald, sapphire, gold

Fairy-Tale Pastel

Pink, lavender, mint, baby blue

Ice Princess

Blue, turquoise, silver, white

Mermaid Lagoon

Teal, aqua, coral, lavender

Palace Sunset

Orange, pink, purple, gold

Midnight Royal

Navy, burgundy, silver, violet

Using only a handful of colors can make a detailed page feel much more coordinated.

🌈 Rainbow Princess Challenge

Use all six rainbow colors somewhere in one picture.

Find a place for:

• Red
• Orange
• Yellow
• Green
• Blue
• Purple

Maybe the gown becomes rainbow-striped.

Perhaps each gem is a different color.

The mermaid tail could contain the entire rainbow.

Or add colorful flowers and stars around a mostly traditional outfit.

🎲 Roll-and-Color Princess Game

Assign each number on a die to a color:

1 — Pink
2 — Purple
3 — Blue
4 — Green
5 — Yellow
6 — Your choice

Roll the die and use the matching color on one section.

Continue until the page is finished.

A randomly colored Cinderella or Jasmine might look nothing like the familiar character—and that is part of the fun.

🎯 Three-Color Princess Challenge

Choose just three colors for the entire picture.

Try:

Turquoise + Purple + Gold

Pink + Lavender + Blue

Blue + White + Silver

Red + Black + Gold

Green + Pink + Cream

Use lighter and darker pressure with colored pencils to create more variety without adding new colors.

👗 Compare Princess Dresses

Look at Jasmine, Cinderella, Elsa, and Anna.

Their clothing has very different shapes, patterns, and color possibilities.

Ask:

Which outfit has the widest skirt?

Which works best with jewel tones?

Which looks most winter-inspired?

Which would you redesign first?

Then draw an entirely new dress combining favorite features from several characters.

👑 Design Your Own Princess

Create a princess who does not already exist.

Choose:

Name

Kingdom

Hair

Gown

Crown

Animal companion

Favorite activity

Maybe she is:

Princess Celestia of the Star Kingdom

or

Princess Marina of the Coral Isles

or

Princess Willow of the Enchanted Forest.

Draw and color your character.

🏰 Design Your Own Kingdom

Every princess needs somewhere to live.

Choose a setting:

• Desert palace
• Snowy kingdom
• Underwater palace
• Forest castle
• Mountain fortress
• Floating cloud kingdom

Then design the architecture.

Use the princess’s colors throughout the buildings and landscape.

Perhaps the entire kingdom matches her personality.

🐾 Choose an Animal Companion

Give your imaginary princess a companion.

Maybe it is a:

• Tiger
• Horse
• Bird
• Cat
• Dolphin
• Fox
• Rabbit
• Dragon

Color the animal to coordinate with the princess.

A fantasy companion can be even stranger.

Maybe your princess travels with a tiny purple dragon wearing a crown.

🐉 Princess and Dragon Adventure

Combine royal coloring with our Dragon Coloring Pages.

Instead of making the dragon a villain, perhaps it is the princess’s friend.

Draw the princess riding on its back above the castle.

Give them matching colors.

Maybe both wear royal gold and purple.

🦄 Princess and Unicorn Adventure

Unicorns fit naturally into a magical princess world.

Draw a unicorn beside the finished princess.

Give it:

• Rainbow mane
• Golden horn
• Decorative saddle
• Flower crown

For more magical animals, explore our Unicorn Coloring Pages.

🌹 Build an Enchanted Garden

Draw a royal garden around the princess.

Add:

• Roses
• Tulips
• Fountains
• Hedges
• Butterflies
• Birds
• Decorative paths

Use several greens and plenty of floral colors.

A garden provides a beautiful setting for Cinderella or Jasmine, but there is no reason Elsa cannot visit one too.

✨ Add Magic to Any Princess

Give the character a new magical ability.

Maybe Jasmine controls wind.

Cinderella creates flowers.

A mermaid controls ocean waves.

Anna creates warm glowing light.

Draw the magic around the character and choose a color associated with it.

Then invent a reason the princess needs the new power.

📖 Princesses and Storytelling

Princess characters come from very different types of stories.

Some Disney characters are based loosely on much older fairy tales, while others belong to stories created or substantially transformed for modern films.

Cinderella has centuries of fairy-tale history behind her.

Ariel is Disney’s interpretation of a mermaid story with roots in Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid.

Elsa and Anna come from Disney’s Frozen world, which draws very loosely on inspiration from Andersen’s The Snow Queen but tells a substantially different story.

Jasmine belongs to Disney’s Aladdin world.

That makes these coloring pages a fun starting point for talking about how stories are retold and reinvented.

📚 Fairy Tales Change Over Time

Stories can change as they travel from one storyteller to another.

Characters may receive:

• New names
• Different personalities
• New settings
• Different endings
• New companions
• New challenges

A familiar movie version may therefore look very different from an older written tale.

Color one princess and then invent your own version of her adventure.

For more classic storybook inspiration, browse our Fairy Tale Coloring Pages.

🧜‍♀️ Ariel and the Older Little Mermaid Story

Disney’s Ariel belongs to The Little Mermaid, but the original literary mermaid created by Hans Christian Andersen was not named Ariel.

Disney created its own interpretation with new characters, a different personality for the central mermaid, and major story changes.

That gives older children an interesting comparison activity.

Read an age-appropriate version of Andersen’s story and compare it with the Disney version.

What stayed similar?

What changed?

Then color a mermaid inspired by whichever world you prefer.

👠 Cinderella Before Disney

The Cinderella story is much older than Disney’s animated film.

Versions of a mistreated young woman whose life changes dramatically through help, recognition, or a special object appear across many cultures and centuries.

Disney’s Cinderella has become one of the most recognizable versions, especially with the glass slipper, fairy godmother, pumpkin carriage, and blue ball-gown imagery.

Try inventing a Cinderella story set somewhere completely different.

Maybe the magical carriage becomes a boat or flying balloon.

❄️ Frozen and The Snow Queen

Disney’s Frozen was inspired in part by Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen, but the finished movie tells its own story and creates its own characters.

Elsa and Anna are not simply characters taken directly from Andersen’s tale.

This is another example of adaptation: an older idea can inspire something new without being retold exactly.

Older students can compare a child-friendly version of The Snow Queen with Frozen and identify major differences.

✏️ Rewrite a Fairy Tale

Choose one princess and change one big part of the story.

What if Cinderella never lost her slipper?

What if the mermaid decided to explore a completely different ocean kingdom?

What if Jasmine became an explorer?

What if Elsa’s powers controlled flowers instead of ice?

Write or tell the new story.

Then use the coloring page as its illustration.

📕 Make a Princess Storybook

Print several princess, mermaid, and fantasy pages.

Color them and arrange them into one new adventure.

Maybe Jasmine visits Cinderella’s castle.

A mermaid appears in the palace fountain.

Elsa freezes the lake.

Anna discovers a hidden door.

Everyone must work together to solve a mystery.

Add one or two sentences to each page.

Create a cover:

The Great Princess Adventure

🗺️ Create a Magical Kingdom Map

Draw several imaginary kingdoms on one large page.

Include:

Desert Kingdom

Snow Kingdom

Underwater Kingdom

Fairy-Tale Castle

Connect them with roads, oceans, mountains, and magical pathways.

Place one princess in each kingdom.

Then draw a route showing how they could visit one another.

🔢 Count the Royal Jewels

Turn a crown or gown into a counting activity.

Add:

• 2 rubies
• 3 emeralds
• 4 sapphires
• 5 pearls

Count each group.

Then ask:

“How many jewels are there altogether?”

Younger children can simply point and count.

Older children can write the numbers.

🔷 Find Shapes in the Castle

Princess pictures are full of shapes.

Look for or draw:

Triangles: Castle roofs

Rectangles: Doors

Squares: Windows

Circles: Jewels

Diamonds: Decorations

Create a castle using only basic geometric shapes.

Then color each type of shape differently.

🔤 P Is for Princess

Practice:

P p

Then say:

P is for princess.

Other P words include:

• Palace
• Pink
• Purple
• Pearl
• Prince

Draw a large P and decorate it with crowns and tiny jewels.

For a full alphabet activity, explore our Coloring Pages of Letters.

👑 C Is for Crown

Write:

C c

Then say:

C is for crown.

Other C words include:

• Castle
• Cinderella
• Crystal
• Carriage

Fill the letter C with gold and colorful gemstones.

🧜‍♀️ M Is for Mermaid

The ocean princess page can connect with:

M m

M is for mermaid.

Other M words include:

• Magic
• Moon
• Music
• Mountain

Decorate the letter M with mermaid scales and bubbles.

❄️ S Is for Snow

Elsa and Anna provide an easy winter letter:

S s

S is for snow.

Think of:

• Snowflake
• Sister
• Silver
• Star

Draw a giant S and fill it with snowflake patterns.

👭 Sisters and Friendship

The Elsa-and-Anna pages naturally lend themselves to conversations about siblings, family, and friendship.

Ask:

What makes someone supportive?

How can siblings help one another?

What can friends do when they disagree?

Children can draw two friendship bracelets or matching crowns and give one to each character.

The activity can remain light and imaginative rather than becoming a formal lesson.

💕 Design Friendship Crowns

Draw two crowns.

Make them different but connected.

Perhaps both contain the same:

• Heart
• Star
• Gemstone
• Flower

Color one in cool shades and the other in warm shades.

The matching symbol shows that the two crowns belong together.

😀 Princess Feelings Activity

Draw several facial expressions:

😀 Happy

😮 Surprised

😟 Worried

😠 Angry

😌 Calm

Ask which feeling might fit different moments in a fairy tale.

Then choose one princess and invent a scene that explains her expression.

Stories become more interesting when characters experience more than one emotion.

🎭 Act Out a Royal Adventure

After coloring, choose characters and pretend to be them.

Someone can be the princess.

Another person can be an animal companion.

Someone else can be a dragon, snowman, or palace guard.

Create a simple problem:

“The royal crown has disappeared!”

Then act out how the characters find it.

🎉 Disney Princess Coloring Pages for Parties

Princess printables work naturally as an activity for:

• Princess birthdays
• Frozen parties
• Mermaid parties
• Fairy-tale celebrations
• Sleepovers
• Playdates

Print several designs and allow guests to choose.

Set out crayons, colored pencils, and washable markers.

Finished artwork can become a party favor to take home.

👑 Create a Princess Party Coloring Table

Set out separate groups of pages:

Royal Palace

Jasmine and Cinderella

Frozen Kingdom

Elsa and Anna

Under the Sea

Mermaid

Children can move between themes or pick one favorite.

Add plain paper for anyone who wants to draw a new princess.

🏫 Disney Princess Coloring Pages for the Classroom

These pages can also work with classroom or homeschool activities involving:

• Fairy tales
• Story comparison
• Character design
• Creative writing
• Color theory
• Seasons
• Ocean themes
• Geography-inspired discussions
• Alphabet practice
• Art centers
• Early finishers

Older children can compare older fairy tales with modern adaptations, while younger children can simply explore colors, shapes, and storytelling.

For more learning-focused printables, visit our Educational Coloring Pages & Activities.

🧒 Princess Coloring Pages for Younger Kids

Younger artists do not need to recreate every character perfectly.

Focus on large recognizable features:

• Hair
• Dress
• Crown
• Mermaid tail
• Snow
• Castle

Let children choose colors freely.

A green Cinderella dress or purple-haired Jasmine is still a successful coloring page.

For young children, enjoyment and exploration matter more than matching a movie screenshot.

🎨 Princess Coloring for Older Kids

Older colorists can experiment with:

• Fabric shading
• Hair highlights
• Jewel effects
• Metallic-looking gold
• Snow and ice
• Mermaid scales
• Castle backgrounds
• Gradients
• Coordinated palettes

Colored pencils are especially useful for gowns and hair because several shades can be layered gradually.

Fine-tip markers can help with tiny jewelry and decorative patterns.

✨ Color Princess Gowns With Shading

Begin with a light base color.

Darken places where fabric folds or overlaps.

Keep raised areas lighter.

For blue:

Pale blue → Medium blue → Royal blue

For purple:

Lavender → Violet → Deep purple

For pink:

Blush → Rose → Raspberry

You do not need complicated techniques. Even two shades can make a dress look more dimensional.

💎 Make Jewels Look Shiny

Color the gemstone with one main shade.

Darken one edge.

Leave a tiny white highlight on the opposite side.

Try:

Ruby: Red

Emerald: Green

Sapphire: Blue

Amethyst: Purple

Topaz: Gold

A few tiny highlights can make drawn jewelry look much brighter.

👱 Coloring Hair With Multiple Shades

Hair usually looks more interesting when more than one color is used.

For black hair, combine black, charcoal, and dark brown.

For blonde hair, try pale yellow, gold, cream, and light brown.

For auburn hair, use copper, rust, brown, and red.

Leave some sections lighter to suggest shine.

Fantasy hair can use any combination you like.

✂️ Disney Princess Coloring Page Crafts

Finished pictures can become:

• Royal posters
• Homemade cards
• Princess party decorations
• Storybook illustrations
• Bookmarks
• Bedroom artwork
• Character puppets
• Castle collages
• Paper dolls
• Classroom displays

Choose a craft that fits your favorite character.

The mermaid can join an ocean collage.

Elsa can become part of a winter display.

Cinderella could decorate a fairy-tale storybook.

👑 Make a Paper Crown

Cut a crown shape from yellow or gold paper.

Decorate it with paper gemstones.

Add:

• Stars
• Hearts
• Pearls
• Flowers
• Snowflakes
• Seashells

Choose a theme based on a princess.

Ariel-inspired crown might use shells.

Elsa’s could use snowflakes.

Jasmine’s might feature turquoise gemstones.

🏰 Make a Princess Castle Collage

Draw or cut out:

• Towers
• Windows
• Doors
• Flags

Arrange them on a large piece of paper.

Add a finished princess picture in front.

Then create scenery.

Cinderella can have a classic castle.

Elsa gets an ice palace.

The mermaid can have an underwater castle made from coral.

🧜‍♀️ Make a Mermaid Tail Craft

Cut a large tail from colored paper.

Divide it into scales.

Decorate each scale with:

• Crayon
• Marker
• Tissue paper
• Stickers
• Glitter

Create a green Ariel-inspired version or an entirely new rainbow tail.

❄️ Make Paper Snowflakes

Pair Elsa and Anna with a simple paper-snowflake activity.

Fold paper and, with age-appropriate supervision, cut small shapes along the folded edges.

Unfold it to reveal a symmetrical snowflake.

Color the snowflake blue, lavender, silver, or rainbow.

Display it beside the finished Frozen coloring page.

🖨️ How to Use Your Disney Princess Coloring Pages

Choose your favorite design and print it at home, in the classroom, or for a princess-themed party.

Gather crayons, markers, colored pencils, or whatever art supplies you enjoy.

Then decide whether you want familiar character colors or a complete redesign.

Maybe Jasmine wears turquoise and gold.

Perhaps Cinderella arrives at the ball in lavender.

The mermaid can have rainbow scales.

Elsa might create purple ice.

Anna could wear a bright spring palette.

The characters may already have familiar worlds, but your coloring pages do not have to look exactly like anyone else’s.

👑 Create Your Own Colorful Royal Adventure

From chibi Jasmine and elegant Cinderella to a friendly little mermaid, Elsa, Anna, icy magic, ocean adventures, royal gowns, and fairy-tale imagination, these princess-themed coloring pages offer plenty of ways to explore color and storytelling.

Recreate familiar looks, design new gowns, build castles, invent magical powers, decorate mermaid tails, create ice palaces, make crowns, compare classic tales with modern adaptations, or combine several finished pages into one completely new royal adventure.

There is no single correct color for a magical kingdom.

Choose your favorite princess or royal character, gather your art supplies, and make the story your own.

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📚 Sources

• Disney Princess — Official Site
• Disney Princess — Jasmine
• Disney Princess — Cinderella
• Disney Princess — Ariel
• Disney Frozen — Official Site
• Disney Frozen — Characters
• Project Gutenberg — Andersen’s Fairy Tales
• Project Gutenberg — Grimm’s Fairy Tales