Kitten Coloring Pages (80 Free Printable PDFs)

These 80 kitten coloring pages include fluffy cats, tall-eared kittens, short tails, stripes, and patches. The collection opens with different little cats sharing kitchen towels, sofa cushions, park games, and quiet moments with people and other animals. Simpler single-kitten pages are mixed in along the way.

Choose a scene below. Each picture has printable PDF options and a Color online button if you’d rather use your browser.

Different little cats, busy little days

A fluffy tail, a pair of tall ears, a round face with stripes: the kittens in these opening scenes have different shapes as well as different markings. Follow them from the kitchen towel to the sofa, park bench, and flower pot.

The ribbon, yarn ball, and cardboard box leave plenty of room for color. Look closely at the tails in this group: some are long and smooth, some are fluffy, and one is short and round.

There is company at the reading chair and kitchen stool. A blanket tent has room for a little crowd, while the flower and yarn pictures keep the focus on one kitten. The striped coats already have outlines you can fill.

One kitten has claimed the piano bench; another has climbed into a slipper. On the picnic page, three different cats follow a feather toy. The hammock offers a quieter scene with broad fabric areas.

A snow globe, a brush, and a lantern each give the kittens something to gather around. The cushion portrait has curled ear tips. Keep those small features light if you want the coat patterns to stand out.

Watch the paper boat, join the dog on the sofa, or choose a pillow for the last nap. These scenes pair kittens with different shapes and markings.

A bread basket makes a good lookout, and a toy mouse has three kittens on its trail. These scenes move from the kitchen to the living room and out to the park. The cushion nap at the end leaves more open space if you want a simpler picture.

The laundry basket has company. So does the reader on the sofa, with kittens tucked beside her and another asleep below. Look for the blanket fort and rainy window seat in this group; their larger fabric areas give you room to add your own patterns.

Follow the yarn across the kitchen floor, check beneath the breakfast table, or join the cookie-making crew. The aprons and cookies have smaller spaces than the sleeping kittens in their basket. A tiny slipper hideaway rounds out the group.

Ducklings gather beside the pond, a hedgehog visits the garden bench, and fallen leaves become kitten toys. There are people here, too: one waters flowers while another shares a park bench with a kitten. For fewer details, try the single kitten beside a daisy.

A wooden train, a ribbon, a sock drawer: the kittens find plenty to investigate. The paper boat stays in its shallow basin, watched closely from the porch. The yarn-ball picture is the simplest choice in this group.

Brushing, music, and a picnic make room for quieter scenes. The tea-party kittens sit upright with a rabbit, while the other pages keep the animals in familiar pet poses. On the unmarked coats, you can add your own stripes or patches.

Two kittens share a cushion with a puppy, and another pair settles into a hammock. The snow-watching trio is shown from behind, leaving broad areas for coat colors. The armchair and window-seat pages have fewer characters and less to keep track of.

A crescent pillow gets a hug. In the last room, three kittens have each found a place to sleep: the armchair, the basket, and the rug.

The kittens are uncolored, so you can choose orange tabbies, gray coats, black-and-white patches, or a completely different combination. On group pictures, keep the furniture quieter if you want the animals to stand out. The blankets and cushions are also good places to try a small repeat of dots or stripes.

For paper, choose the A4 or US Letter PDF that matches your printer and check the print preview. For browser coloring, open Color online beneath the picture you want, then fill a large area first. Save a PNG copy when you want to keep your finished work.