Princess Coloring Pages: Free Printable Fairy-Tale Princesses & Castles

Step into a storybook kingdom filled with beautiful gowns, snowy landscapes, magical castles, crowns, sparkling jewels, and endless possibilities for color with our free printable princess coloring pages.

This collection features three different fairy-tale-inspired princess designs: a chibi princess in a winter wonderland, a princess standing against a magical castle background, and a cute princess design ready for your own colors and imagination.

These are not tied to one particular movie or character, which means there is no “correct” palette to follow. Your winter princess can wear emerald green instead of icy blue. The castle princess might have a deep burgundy gown. The cute princess could have rainbow hair, a golden crown, silver shoes, and a palace surrounded by pink clouds.

Print one favorite or color all three as a small royal collection.

Gather your crayons, colored pencils, or markers and create a kingdom that belongs entirely to you.

👑 Explore Our Princess Coloring Pages

This collection currently includes three princess designs:

• A chibi princess in a winter wonderland
• A princess with a magical castle background
• A cute fairy-tale princess

Each page offers something different.

The winter design invites icy blues, snow, sparkling silver, and magical cold-weather scenery. The castle page gives you an entire royal setting to develop with towers, gardens, sunsets, flags, and storybook details. The cute princess page is especially open-ended, making it easy to redesign the gown, crown, hair, jewelry, and world around the character.

For named Disney characters such as Jasmine, Cinderella, Elsa, and Anna, visit our Disney Princess Coloring Pages.

🎨 Choose a Royal Color Palette

Princess coloring does not have to mean pink.

Try building an entire picture around one coordinated palette.

A Royal Jewel palette could use purple, emerald, sapphire blue, burgundy, and gold.

A Fairy-Tale Pastel palette might include blush pink, lavender, mint, pale yellow, and baby blue.

For a more dramatic princess, try navy, plum, crimson, silver, and black.

The colors you choose can completely change the mood of the same illustration.

💗 Create a Classic Pink Princess

For a traditional storybook look, start with:

• Blush
• Rose
• Raspberry
• White
• Gold

Use pale pink across the larger areas of the gown and deeper rose around folds.

Add gold to the crown and jewelry.

Keep some details white or cream so the picture does not become one solid block of pink.

A lavender or pale blue background can provide gentle contrast.

💜 Create a Purple Princess

Purple has been associated with royalty in many artistic traditions, and it makes a beautiful fantasy-princess color even when you are not trying to recreate any particular historical style.

Try combining:

• Lavender
• Violet
• Plum
• Silver

Use lavender in the brighter areas of the gown and deeper plum near folds.

Add silver stars or crystals.

Maybe the princess rules a kingdom where the sky turns purple every evening.

💙 Create a Blue Princess

Blue works especially well on the winter princess but can be used on any of the designs.

Try:

• Sky blue
• Turquoise
• Royal blue
• Navy
• White

Use several shades rather than one blue throughout the dress.

A turquoise skirt with navy shadows and pale blue highlights can create much more depth.

Finish with a silver crown.

❤️ Create a Red Royal Gown

For a dramatic palette, try:

• Scarlet
• Crimson
• Burgundy
• Gold

Deep red can make a princess look completely different from the familiar pastel storybook image.

Use gold around:

• Crown
• Belt
• Jewelry
• Dress trim

Then add a dark castle or sunset behind her.

💚 Create an Emerald Princess

Green can create a beautiful enchanted-forest look.

Use:

• Mint
• Leaf green
• Emerald
• Forest green
• Gold

Add vines or flowers around the gown.

Maybe the princess protects a magical forest rather than living in a palace.

Draw trees behind her and hide tiny animals among the leaves.

🖤 Create a Midnight Princess

Use:

• Black
• Navy
• Deep purple
• Silver

Add stars across the gown.

Turn the crown into a silver crescent.

Draw a moonlit castle.

This princess might rule only after sunset, when her kingdom fills with stars and glowing flowers.

🌈 Create a Rainbow Princess

Forget coordinated colors entirely.

Give the gown:

Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Purple

Make each section different.

Add rainbow gems to the crown.

Perhaps the castle windows glow in every color too.

A generic fairy-tale princess is especially good for experimentation because you are not trying to match a famous character’s established costume.

❄️ Color the Winter Wonderland Princess

The first design features a chibi princess in a winter wonderland, making it a natural choice for icy colors.

Try:

Gown: Pale blue and turquoise

Crown: Silver

Hair: Blonde, brown, black, red, or fantasy colors

Snow: White with pale blue shadows

Sky: Deep blue or lavender

Add tiny snowflakes around the princess.

Keep some sections almost white to create a frosty appearance.

🌨️ Build a Snowy Kingdom

Expand the winter page with:

• Snow-covered trees
• Frozen pond
• Mountains
• Snowman
• Castle in the distance

Use cool colors throughout the background.

Pale blue snow shadows can help distinguish the snowy ground from plain printer paper.

Draw footprints leading toward the castle.

Where has the princess been?

✨ Create Sparkling Snow

Snow does not need to be only white.

Add hints of:

• Pale blue
• Lavender
• Silver
• Very light pink

around the edges of snowdrifts.

If you have metallic or gel pens, use a few small silver accents after coloring.

A handful of sparkling details usually works better than covering the entire page.

❄️ Design Your Own Snowflakes

Draw several snowflakes around the winter princess.

Real snow crystals develop with sixfold symmetry, so use six main branches as a starting point.

Make every snowflake different.

Try:

• Simple lines
• Branching patterns
• Stars
• Tiny diamonds

Color them pale blue, lavender, silver, or rainbow.

🌌 Create a Winter Night

Turn the winter wonderland into nighttime.

Use:

• Navy
• Indigo
• Purple

for the sky.

Add stars and a glowing moon.

Keep the snow pale so it stands out.

Draw yellow light coming from castle windows.

The warm lights against the cold landscape can make the scene feel especially cozy.

🌅 Create a Winter Sunrise

Instead of dark blue, use warm colors near the horizon.

Try:

• Pale yellow
• Peach
• Pink
• Lavender

Blend upward into blue.

The princess can still wear icy colors while the sky introduces a completely different mood.

🏰 Color the Magical Castle Princess

The second design includes a princess with a magical castle background, giving you much more scenery to explore.

Start with the princess and then work outward.

Choose one main dress color.

Repeat a smaller amount of that shade somewhere on the castle.

For example, if the gown is purple, color some castle flags purple too.

Repeating colors can make the whole picture feel connected.

🏰 Color the Fairy-Tale Castle

A magical castle can be almost any color.

Try:

Classic Stone

Gray, cream, tan

Pink Palace

Blush, rose, white

Ice Castle

Blue, turquoise, silver

Enchanted Castle

Purple, navy, gold

Forest Castle

Green, brown, cream

Use darker colors on one side of the towers and lighter shades on the other to suggest light and shadow.

🚩 Add Colorful Castle Flags

Flags are small details that can carry bright accents.

Try:

• Red
• Gold
• Purple
• Blue

Give every tower the same flag or make each one different.

Maybe the flag contains the symbol of the kingdom.

Design one yourself.

It could show:

• Crown
• Star
• Dragon
• Flower
• Moon
• Unicorn

🚪 Design the Castle Door

Imagine the castle has an enormous royal entrance.

Color it:

• Dark wood brown
• Gold
• Burgundy
• Forest green

Add decorative hinges.

Draw a pathway leading toward it.

Maybe the door is ordinary.

Or perhaps it only opens when someone answers a riddle.

🌹 Add a Castle Garden

Fill the grounds around the castle with:

• Roses
• Tulips
• Daisies
• Vines
• Trees

Use pink, yellow, purple, red, and green.

Add a fountain or garden path.

Perhaps the princess grows magical flowers that bloom only under moonlight.

🌙 Create an Enchanted Castle at Night

Make the sky navy.

Add:

• Stars
• Crescent moon
• Clouds

Color castle windows warm yellow.

Use purple or dark blue on the towers.

Maybe one room glows brighter than all the others.

What is inside?

Write a story about it.

🌅 Create a Castle at Sunset

Try:

• Gold
• Orange
• Coral
• Pink
• Purple

behind the towers.

Keep the castle itself pale gray or cream.

The silhouette of tall towers against a glowing sunset can completely change the page.

👸 Color the Cute Princess

The third design is the most open-ended.

Without a strong winter or castle setting controlling the palette, you can make this princess almost anything you want.

Maybe she is:

• Flower princess
• Star princess
• Ocean princess
• Autumn princess
• Rainbow princess
• Dragon princess

Choose the idea first.

Then design the entire palette around it.

🌸 Create a Flower Princess

Use:

• Pink
• Lavender
• Yellow
• Green

Cover the gown with tiny flowers.

Add a flower crown instead of a jeweled one.

Draw vines around the border.

Maybe the princess lives in an enormous garden rather than a castle.

⭐ Create a Star Princess

Use:

• Navy
• Purple
• Silver
• Gold

Draw stars across the gown.

Make the crown resemble a constellation.

Add a dark night sky.

Perhaps the princess travels between kingdoms by following star paths.

🌊 Create an Ocean Princess

Try:

• Aqua
• Teal
• Turquoise
• Coral
• Pearl white

Add waves and seashells.

Turn crown jewels into pearls.

Maybe the castle stands on a cliff above the ocean.

For underwater royalty, continue with our Coloring Pages of Mermaids.

🍂 Create an Autumn Princess

Use:

• Rust
• Burgundy
• Gold
• Brown
• Forest green

Replace gemstones with leaves.

Add pumpkins and acorns.

Draw a crown made from autumn branches.

Maybe the princess rules a kingdom where fall lasts all year.

👗 Design a Brand-New Princess Gown

Treat any page as a miniature fashion-design sheet.

Decide:

Main color: ______

Accent: ______

Sleeves: ______

Skirt pattern: ______

Shoes: ______

Jewelry: ______

Then decorate the gown.

Try:

• Flowers
• Stars
• Hearts
• Snowflakes
• Geometric patterns
• Tiny crowns

You can print the same princess several times and create a different collection on each copy.

✨ Add Shading to the Gown

Begin with your lightest shade.

Use darker color where the fabric:

• Folds
• Overlaps
• Turns away from the light

Keep raised areas lighter.

For a blue dress:

Pale blue → Medium blue → Royal blue

For pink:

Blush → Rose → Raspberry

For purple:

Lavender → Violet → Plum

You do not need complicated art techniques. Even two shades can give the gown more depth.

💎 Color the Crown Jewels

Imagine the crown contains gemstones.

Try:

Ruby: Red

Emerald: Green

Sapphire: Blue

Amethyst: Purple

Color one edge darker and leave a tiny pale highlight on the opposite side.

That simple contrast can make a drawn jewel look shiny.

👑 Design a New Crown

A princess does not need the crown printed on the page.

Draw your own.

Maybe it is made from:

• Gold
• Ice
• Flowers
• Leaves
• Stars
• Seashells

Give it a name such as:

Moonlight Crown

Winter Crystal Crown

Rose Garden Tiara

or:

Rainbow Royal Crown

👱 Experiment With Princess Hair Colors

Hair gives you another large area for color.

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

For brown hair, use caramel, chestnut, and chocolate.

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

For red hair, try copper, rust, auburn, and burgundy.

Or choose completely imaginary hair:

• Lavender
• Blue
• Pink
• Rainbow

Fairy tales do not require realistic hair colors.

🪮 Add Braids & Hair Decorations

Draw extra details in the princess’s hair.

Add:

• Flowers
• Ribbons
• Pearls
• Stars
• Tiny jewels

Maybe the hair is braided.

Perhaps one long braid reaches all the way down the gown.

For a fairy-tale heroine famous for her extraordinary hair, explore our Rapunzel Coloring Pages.

🦄 Add a Unicorn Companion

Every magical princess deserves the option of an equally magical animal companion.

Draw a unicorn beside the princess.

Use:

• White
• Lavender
• Pink
• Silver

or create a rainbow mane.

Maybe the unicorn carries royal messages between distant castles.

Continue the fantasy with our Unicorn Coloring Pages.

🐉 Add a Dragon

A dragon does not have to be the villain.

Draw a small dragon beside the princess.

Maybe it is:

• Green
• Purple
• Blue
• Gold

Perhaps it guards the castle.

Maybe the princess hatched it from an egg and they grew up together.

For more dragon designs, visit our Coloring Pages of Dragons.

🐴 Add a Royal Horse

Draw a horse beside the castle.

Color it:

• Brown
• Black
• Gray
• White

Or make it fantasy-colored.

Add:

• Saddle
• Royal blanket
• Braided mane

Maybe the princess rides through the kingdom rather than waiting inside the palace.

🐸 Add a Frog

Frogs appear in several fairy-tale traditions.

Draw a tiny green frog near the princess.

Give it:

• Crown
• Bow tie
• Tiny cape

Maybe it really is enchanted.

Or perhaps it is simply a perfectly ordinary frog that enjoys living in the palace garden.

🦋 Add Butterflies

Draw butterflies around the cute princess.

Try:

• Blue
• Orange
• Yellow
• Pink
• Purple

Make every wing pattern different.

Perhaps the butterflies lead the princess toward a secret part of the forest.

🗺️ Create a Magical Kingdom Map

Draw an entire kingdom on another sheet.

Include:

Castle

Enchanted Forest

Snowy Mountains

Dragon Cave

Unicorn Meadow

Secret Lake

Connect locations with paths.

Add a compass rose.

Put a star where the princess begins her adventure.

🌲 Draw an Enchanted Forest

Add:

• Tall trees
• Mushrooms
• Flowers
• Glowing lights
• Hidden animals

Use dark green and brown around the edges.

Add brighter greens near the center.

Maybe there is a secret path between the trees.

Where does it lead?

Our Fantasy Coloring Pages offer even more dragons, unicorns, mermaids, rainbows, gnomes, and magical settings.

🔑 Draw a Secret Castle Key

Create an oversized key.

Decorate it with:

• Crown
• Heart
• Star
• Gem

Color it gold or silver.

Then decide what it opens.

Maybe:

• Hidden tower
• Library
• Garden
• Treasure room
• Portal to another kingdom

Write the answer underneath.

📖 Write Your Own Princess Story

Because these princesses are unnamed, you do not need to follow an existing story.

Start with:

The princess had never been allowed to enter the north tower until…

or:

On the first snowy morning of winter, the princess discovered…

or:

Everyone believed the castle was empty, but…

Give your princess:

• Name
• Home
• Goal
• Problem
• Friend

Then decide how she solves the problem.

👑 Give the Princess a Name

Try:

• Amara
• Celeste
• Elara
• Iris
• Mira
• Rosa
• Violet

Or invent something completely new.

Then write:

Princess ______ of the Kingdom of ______

Now the coloring page belongs to your own story instead of somebody else’s.

⚔️ Make the Princess the Adventurer

A princess does not have to stay in the palace.

Imagine she is:

• Explorer
• Inventor
• Dragon rider
• Astronomer
• Gardener
• Artist
• Detective

Add objects that show what she likes to do.

An explorer might need a map.

An astronomer could have a telescope.

An artist might carry paints.

A royal character becomes much more interesting once she has something she wants to accomplish.

🕵️ Write the Missing Crown Mystery

The royal crown disappears just before an important celebration.

Who took it?

Possible suspects might include:

• Mischievous dragon
• Curious bird
• Palace cat
• Visiting magician

Draw clues around the coloring page.

Maybe there is a feather.

Perhaps tiny paw prints lead away from the throne room.

Write the solution.

🐉 Write the Dragon at the Castle Story

A dragon appears outside the palace.

Everyone assumes it is dangerous.

But what if it needs help?

Maybe it:

• Lost its baby
• Hurt its wing
• Cannot find home
• Needs to deliver a message

Let the princess solve the problem without simply defeating the dragon.

❄️ Write the Winter Princess Story

Use the winter design.

Try:

The snow had not stopped falling for seven days when…

Maybe the princess must discover why.

Perhaps the snow is magical.

Maybe it protects the kingdom from something.

Or perhaps an enchanted snowflake contains a message.

🏰 Write the Secret Castle Room Story

Use the castle design.

Imagine one window glows every night even though the room behind it is supposed to be empty.

The princess decides to investigate.

Inside she finds:

• Old book
• Map
• Sleeping dragon
• Magical mirror
• Door to another world

Write what happens next.

📚 Fairy-Tale Princesses Have Many Different Stories

There is no single model for a fairy-tale princess.

Historic fairy-tale collections contain royal daughters and heroines in many different situations.

Some travel.

Some escape danger.

Some solve problems.

Some are transformed by magic.

Others appear only briefly in stories centered on entirely different characters.

The Brothers Grimm collected and published stories involving princesses and royal families, while collections associated with Charles Perrault include familiar tales such as Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty.

The princesses in this coloring collection are not meant to represent one particular old story.

That gives you freedom to invent your own.

📚 Fairy Tales Change When They Are Retold

Folklore rarely has only one permanent version.

Stories change as they move between storytellers, languages, places, and generations.

Cinderella is a particularly good example. Folklorists have documented hundreds of related versions around the world, and familiar European tellings by Charles Perrault and the Brothers Grimm differ substantially from one another.

That means a fairy-tale coloring activity does not need to recreate one “official” story.

You can retell the tale.

Change the setting.

Give the princess a different goal.

Invent a new ending.

That tradition of variation is already part of folklore.

👠 Cinderella Isn’t the Only Kind of Princess

The modern image of a fairy-tale princess often brings to mind a glittering ball gown and castle, but historic stories are far more varied.

Some heroines lose wealth or status.

Others travel through forests.

Some disguise themselves.

Some face difficult tests.

And in many stories, becoming royal happens only at the end.

That makes “princess coloring” much broader than simply coloring beautiful dresses.

Try giving one princess muddy boots and a map.

Maybe she has been exploring the forest all day.

🌍 Fairy Tales Come From Many Traditions

It is tempting to treat “fairy tale” as though it means only European princess stories.

Folklore traditions exist around the world, and stories about royal families, magical helpers, transformations, clever heroes, impossible tasks, and extraordinary journeys appear in many cultures.

Those traditions are not interchangeable.

If you use a specific culture as inspiration for a princess’s dress, architecture, symbols, or story, take time to learn about the real source rather than combining random “exotic” details.

For a generic fantasy page, you can simply invent an imaginary kingdom without labeling it as a real culture.

🏰 Build a Completely Imaginary Kingdom

Give the kingdom a name.

Maybe:

Moonvale

Rosehaven

Silverpine

Starfall

Decide:

Landscape: Mountains, forest, desert, coast?

Colors: Purple and gold? Green and silver?

Symbol: Dragon, flower, star?

Special feature: Floating castle? Singing river?

Draw a flag.

Now the princess has an entire world of her own.

🚩 Design a Royal Flag

Divide a rectangle into sections.

Choose two or three colors.

Add a symbol.

For example:

Purple + gold + star

Green + silver + dragon

Blue + white + snowflake

Repeat the flag on castle towers.

Maybe the princess’s gown uses the same colors.

💌 Write a Royal Invitation

Imagine the castle is holding a celebration.

Write:

You Are Invited to the Royal ______

Maybe:

• Ball
• Picnic
• Winter Festival
• Dragon Parade
• Garden Party

Add:

Date

Time

Place

Decorate the invitation with crowns and stars.

🎂 Create a Princess Birthday Party Page

Add:

• Balloons
• Cake
• Presents
• Confetti

Give the princess a party crown.

Write:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Maybe the castle is decorated for the celebration.

For more party designs, visit our Happy Birthday Coloring Pages.

💕 Create a Valentine’s Princess

Use:

• Red
• Pink
• Lavender
• White

Add hearts around the gown.

Replace crown jewels with heart shapes.

Draw a castle decorated with flowers.

The princess could be sending friendship cards throughout the kingdom rather than waiting for a romantic prince.

🎃 Create a Halloween Princess

Give the princess:

• Black-and-purple gown
• Tiny witch hat
• Pumpkin crown

Add:

• Bats
• Moon
• Jack-o’-lanterns

Maybe she rules a friendly spooky kingdom.

For more October coloring, visit our Coloring Pages of Halloween.

🎄 Create a Christmas Princess

Add:

• Christmas tree
• Presents
• Snow
• Lights

Use red, green, white, and gold.

Give the crown tiny holly leaves.

The castle can glow with warm yellow windows.

🌸 Create a Spring Princess

Use:

• Pink
• Lavender
• Mint
• Yellow

Add flowers and butterflies.

Maybe the winter princess changes her gown when the snow melts.

Create one copy for winter and one for spring.

Compare the palettes.

🍂 Create a Fall Princess

Use:

• Orange
• Burgundy
• Gold
• Forest green

Add autumn leaves around the gown.

Draw pumpkins outside the castle.

Maybe the royal celebration is a harvest festival.

🎲 Play Princess Roll-and-Color

Assign each number on a six-sided die:

1 — Pink
2 — Purple
3 — Blue
4 — Green
5 — Gold or yellow
6 — Your choice

Roll and use the corresponding shade on one part of the picture.

Continue until the page is complete.

The random palette may produce a princess you never would have designed otherwise.

🎯 Try a Three-Color Princess Challenge

Choose only three main colors.

Try:

Purple + Gold + Cream

Blue + White + Silver

Pink + Green + Yellow

Red + Black + Gold

Use lighter and darker versions of those shades if you need more variety.

Limiting the palette can make a detailed princess page feel much more coordinated.

🔍 Create a Princess I Spy Page

Hide objects in the background.

Find:

• 5 stars
• 4 hearts
• 3 crowns
• 2 keys
• 1 dragon

Color everything.

Then give the finished page to someone else.

Can they find all the hidden objects?

🔢 Count the Royal Jewels

Draw ten jewels around the crown.

Color:

• 2 red
• 2 blue
• 2 green
• 2 purple
• 2 yellow

Count the total.

Older children can create simple addition questions using the gems.

🔤 P Is for Princess

Write a large:

P

Practice:

P is for Princess.

Think of more P words:

• Palace
• Purple
• Pink
• Pearl

Decorate the P with tiny crowns.

For more alphabet activities, explore our Coloring Pages of Letters.

👑 C Is for Crown

Write:

C is for Crown.

Draw three crowns beside the letter.

Make one:

• Gold
• Silver
• Rainbow

Add different jewels to each.

🏰 C Is for Castle Too

The letter C gives you another fairy-tale word.

Write:

CASTLE

Circle the C.

Draw a simple castle using:

• Rectangles
• Squares
• Triangles

Then color the towers.

📕 Make a Princess Storybook

Print all three designs.

Arrange them into an original story.

For example:

Page 1

The winter princess discovers a magical key.

Page 2

The key leads to a distant castle.

Page 3

A new princess lives inside and needs help solving a mystery.

Write one or two paragraphs between the illustrations.

Add a cover:

The Secret of the Winter Castle

🎭 Act Out the Story

After coloring, turn the characters into an imaginary adventure.

One person can be:

• Princess
• Dragon
• Unicorn
• Royal messenger

Create a simple problem.

Perhaps:

The castle gate will not open.

or:

The royal map has disappeared.

Let the characters solve it together.

🏫 Princess Coloring Pages for the Classroom

These generic princess pages can work well with:

• Fairy-tale units
• Creative writing
• Character design
• Story sequencing
• Color activities
• Art centers
• Early finishers
• Indoor recess

Because the princesses are not tied to particular named characters, children can invent their own stories rather than being expected to remember a movie plot.

That makes this collection especially flexible for storytelling activities.

📚 Compare Different Fairy Tales

Older children can read two age-appropriate fairy tales containing royal characters.

Compare:

• Main character
• Setting
• Problem
• Magical elements
• Ending

Notice that being a princess does not automatically mean two stories are alike.

Then color one of these generic princess pages as an illustration for a completely new tale.

✏️ Rewrite a Familiar Fairy Tale

Choose one story you know.

Change one major element.

What if Rapunzel climbed out of the tower herself?

What if Cinderella never attended the ball?

What if the princess in a dragon story befriended the dragon?

What if the enchanted castle were underwater?

Write the new version.

Use one of the coloring pages as its cover.

👸 Explore Rapunzel Coloring Pages

For a princess connected with a specific traditional tale, visit our Rapunzel Coloring Pages.

That collection includes Rapunzel, towers, castles, long hair, and fairy-tale scenery.

Use this generic Princess collection when you want to invent your own heroine.

Use Rapunzel when you want to explore one particular classic story.

👑 Explore Disney Princess Coloring Pages

Our Disney Princess Coloring Pages have a different purpose.

That collection features recognizable characters such as:

• Jasmine
• Cinderella
• Elsa
• Anna

along with a mermaid design.

Those characters have familiar movie-inspired palettes and worlds.

The princesses on this page are generic fairy-tale characters, so there is no established costume to match.

That distinction gives both pages a clear reason to exist.

❄️ Continue With Elsa

If the winter princess is your favorite design, visit our Elsa Coloring Pages.

Elsa’s world is specifically associated with ice, snow, blue colors, Arendelle, and Frozen.

The winter princess here can become anything you want.

Maybe she has no ice powers at all.

Perhaps she is exploring a snowy kingdom as an astronomer or adventurer.

🧜‍♀️ Explore Mermaid Princesses

For royal fantasy beneath the waves, visit our Coloring Pages of Mermaids.

Design:

• Mermaid tails
• Pearls
• Shell crowns
• Underwater castles

Use turquoise, coral, lavender, and sea green.

You can even connect the underwater kingdom to the castle from this princess page.

🦄 Explore More Fantasy Coloring

Princesses fit naturally into a larger fantasy world.

Our Fantasy Coloring Pages include:

• Unicorns
• Dragons
• Mermaids
• Gnomes
• Rainbows
• Rapunzel
• Princesses

Combine several finished pages into one enormous imaginary kingdom.

Maybe every creature lives in a different region of your map.

🖍️ Best Supplies for Princess Coloring Pages

Crayons work well for younger colorists and large gown areas.

Colored pencils are especially useful for:

• Dress folds
• Hair
• Castle details
• Jewelry
• Snow
• Flowers

Markers create bold pinks, purples, blues, reds, and jewel tones. Slightly heavier paper may help if marker ink tends to bleed through regular printer paper.

Gel pens can add small gold, silver, or sparkling accents to crowns and jewelry.

You can also combine several materials on the same page.

🖨️ How to Use These Free Princess Coloring Pages

Choose one of the three princess designs and print it.

Decide who your character is before you begin—or discover the story as you color.

Maybe she is:

• Winter princess
• Forest princess
• Dragon rider
• Castle explorer
• Star princess
• Garden princess

Choose a palette.

Color the gown, hair, crown, and scenery.

Then add your own:

• Castle
• Unicorn
• Dragon
• Flowers
• Stars
• Magical key

Give the princess a name.

Write a sentence about what she is doing.

A coloring page can become the first illustration in a story that exists nowhere else.

👑 Create a Fairy-Tale Kingdom of Your Own

With a chibi princess in a winter wonderland, a princess against a magical castle, and a cute open-ended royal design, these free printable princess coloring pages give you much more freedom than a collection built around established characters.

Color a pink princess if you love pink.

Create an emerald forest queen.

Design a midnight gown covered in stars.

Build a castle garden.

Add a friendly dragon.

Draw a unicorn companion.

Invent a royal flag, map a kingdom, solve a missing-crown mystery, or turn all three designs into your own illustrated fairy tale.

Princess stories have never existed in only one form. Historic collections contain many different royal characters, while familiar tales such as Cinderella have been retold in numerous ways across places and generations.

Your princess does not need to wait for someone else’s story.

Give her a name.

Give her a goal.

Choose a handful of colors.

Then decide what happens next.

Happy coloring!

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📚 Sources

• Library of Congress — Fairy Tales by the Brothers Grimm
• Library of Congress — Grimm’s Fairy Stories
• Library of Congress — Fairy Tales From Past Times by Charles Perrault
• Library of Congress — Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, The Princess Rosetta, Little Red Riding Hood, Fair One and Golden Locks & The Sleeping Beauty
• Smithsonian Magazine — Why the Story of Cinderella Endures and Resonates