Rabbit Coloring Pages (92 Free Printable PDFs)
92 free printable pages · A4 & US Letter PDFs · Updated October 9, 2026
Every picture below has its own download, color-online and print buttons. Free for personal use, craft groups and libraries.
Choose from 92 rabbit coloring pages: quiet home projects, small garden jobs, outdoor adventures, animal friendships, storybook surprises, and simple bunny portraits. Some drawings leave most of the page open; others have little books, leaves, or patterned cloth to work through. Every picture is available to color online or print as an A4 or US Letter PDF.
Start with four favorites
A rabbit stitches a heart cushion, another pours tea, one clears a fallen log, and the last arranges carrots. The jump has the most open space; the sewing basket and tea table have smaller pieces to color.
Sewing a Heart Cushion
Bunny slippers, a plaid throw, and a soft armchair surround this rabbit as it stitches a heart patch onto a cushion. A basket holds folded fabric and a spool of thread.
Pouring Tea
An apron-wearing rabbit pours tea into a flower-patterned cup. Two cookies and a jar with a carrot design sit on the round table.
Hopping Over a Log
All four paws lift off the ground as this rabbit jumps over a fallen log. A butterfly and three daisies fill the space around it.
Arranging the Carrots
Three carrots fill a shallow basket on a wooden stand, with a round cabbage underneath. The rabbit steadies one carrot with a paw.
Home projects and quiet moments
A checked quilt, a bedtime book, bread dough, and a blanket tent give these rabbits plenty to do indoors. Look for smaller companions in the board game, bedtime, washing cups, and flower-crown pages. The scenes range from the spare postcard desk to a patterned picnic cloth.
Folding the Quilt
The small rabbit holds one edge of the quilt while the taller one takes the other. Its wide checks invite a simple two-color pattern.
A Story in the Window Nook
The baby has fallen asleep against the reader, but the open book still shows a flower and a little rabbit picture.
Kneading Bread
The smooth dough and broad apron are easy places to begin before coloring the smaller counter details.
Building a Blanket Tent
One rabbit stands on a stool to lift the blanket while the other holds its lower corner.
Painting a Flowerpot
The flower on the pot gives this quiet desk scene its one tiny detail.
Mending a Scarf
Try alternating colors along the scarf fringe while leaving the rabbit’s broad body in one shade.
Board Game on the Rug
Three different rabbit sizes gather around the game board, which has chunky pieces and a die.
Choosing a Book
The straight book spines make a neat rainbow if you feel like using many colors.
Stirring the Pot
A generous pot, simple stove doors, and dangling towel give this kitchen page clear shapes to fill.
Brushing Little Ears
The smaller rabbit sits still for its bedtime grooming; the bedposts offer a few extra spaces.
Watering Window Herbs
The pots and leaves sit against a simple window, with a few spots on the rabbit’s back.
Hanging a Paper Garland
The tall rabbit reaches up while its friend holds the free end of the string.
Writing a Postcard
There is no writing to work around: the card and envelope are open spaces for your own colors.
Boots and a Helpful Cat
The cat leans in near the brush, while a folded cloth waits beside the rabbit.
Making a Sandwich
Broad bread layers stand out against the cloth’s small checks.
Washing Cups Together
Two different tasks share the same small table, and the basin leaves a broad area for color.
Wrapping a Gift
The long ribbon loops over the box; you can give the paper and ribbon different colors.
Music at the Piano
The keys are the smallest details in a scene built from the piano’s large panels.
A Bird-Shaped Game
A simple bird silhouette hovers above their quiet floor-side game.
A Flower Crown
A bowl of spare blossoms sits below, ready to echo the colors in the crown.
In the garden
This section follows small jobs rather than one long garden scene. There are seeds, seedlings, strawberries, a giant radish, and a tomato vine. Choose the single flowerpot for an open page or the compost bin and hedge for more little shapes.
Planting a Seed
A tiny seed and wide pot keep this garden task especially simple.
Watering the Garden Beds
The beds have different leaf shapes, so each row can have its own green.
The Giant Radish
The radish and its leafy top make one big focal shape with very little background.
Tending the Tomato Vine
Three round tomatoes hang among the leaves; the basket adds a denser patch of lines.
A Wheelbarrow of Seedlings
The large wheel and long handles balance the small plants in this open garden scene.
Picking Strawberries
Fruit, leaves, and flowers offer three natural color groups without a crowded background.
Under the Cabbage Leaves
The overlapping cabbage leaves have plenty of space for light and dark greens.
Planting a Sapling
Their different poses make the shared job clear around the small mound of soil.
Turning the Compost
The slatted bin and loose leaves make this page more detailed than the seedling scene.
Trimming the Hedge
A repeating leaf texture covers the hedge; the rabbit and basket leave larger shapes nearby.
Fresh air and little adventures
A kite, puddle, bicycle, and sled move in four different directions. The pond and picnic pages slow the pace down. If you want a large area to color first, try the hill beneath the kite or the snow around the sled.
Flying a Kite
The long line leads from the rabbit’s paws to a kite high above the hill.
Leaping Over a Puddle
The boots and puddle keep the action readable even with very little background.
Dragonfly by the Pond
Two lily pads sit in the pond below the dragonfly.
Balancing on a Log
The smaller rabbit follows the larger one along the log, with arms spread wide.
Bicycle Ride
The bicycle frame and basket offer finer shapes than the open tree canopy.
Building a Sandcastle
The castle’s towers give you straight-sided spaces among the soft sand outline.
Watching a Bird
The bird is small and high in the picture, while the rabbit and grassy mound stay broad.
Picnic With a Hedgehog
The basket sits between them on a checked blanket, with an open umbrella overhead.
Walking Up the Mound
The closed mound edge leaves a clear hill to color beneath the little hiker.
Pulling a Winter Sled
The broad snow shape lets a bright scarf or sled stand out.
Rabbit and friends
These pages pair a rabbit with a fox, duckling, bear, mouse, squirrel, puppy, fawn, toad, kitten, or two picnic companions. Each scene has a shared task or a small moment to watch: a book exchange, a bird feeder, a scarf knot, or a butterfly between friends.
Trading Books With a Fox
Each friend carries a different book; the fox’s pointed ears and tail distinguish the pair.
Helping a Duckling Ashore
The duckling lifts a wing toward the rabbit above the enclosed oval water shape.
Rolling a Ball With a Bear
The oversized ball is the simplest coloring space in this friendly game.
Baking With a Mouse
The mouse handles a spoon while the rabbit works over a large bowl.
Hanging a Bird Feeder
The squirrel stands on a stool to reach the branch, and a small seed bag rests below.
Pushing the Toy Wagon
The bear rides between them in the wagon’s broad rectangular box.
A Butterfly Between Friends
The fawn’s spots and the butterfly wings add detail to an otherwise open scene.
A Small Bridge for a Toad
The rabbit crouches at one end while the toad waits at the other.
Tying a Kitten’s Scarf
The two small paws meet at the scarf knot, with broad bench slats behind them.
Berries on the Picnic Cloth
Three silhouettes gather around one bowl; the cloth has a gentle checked pattern.
A few storybook turns
A door in a tree stump starts this set. From there, a leaf becomes a boat, a snail becomes a ride, and books become steps toward a hanging star. The wizard’s hat and oversized flower umbrella are playful choices without a whole page of tiny background marks.
The Door in the Tree Stump
The stump’s rings and door panels make a little story without filling the whole page.
Sailing a Leaf Boat
A water lily floats beside the boat, giving the pond one extra cluster of petals.
A Delivery to the Moon Mailbox
The moon-shaped box and small stars provide the storybook details; the parcel itself is plain.
Riding the Snail
The snail’s spiral shell is the big pattern to color here.
Tending Bell Flowers
Three giant blooms keep the scene playful without a busy background.
A Pebble Castle
The stones form a little tower, with plenty of open space around the builders.
Napping in a Hammock
A closed book lies below the hammock; the trees carry clusters of small leaves.
Reaching the Paper Star
The broad book covers are easy to color before the narrow star and strings.
A Little Rabbit Wizard
The three separate stars keep the magic easy to color without tiny sparkles.
Flower Umbrella
The flower petals form a broad umbrella, while the clover adds small shapes at ground level.
Simple rabbit shapes
For a page centered on the rabbit itself, start here. The lop-eared sitter and close portrait leave plenty of white space. The running rabbit shows a long side profile, while the nest and cushion add soft circular patterns.
Lop-Eared Rabbit With a Bow
This full-body portrait leaves generous white space for a quick coloring session.
Running Rabbit
Its long legs and open background make the running pose the entire picture.
Two Rabbits in a Nest
The rabbits are broad coloring shapes; the grass ring offers a finer pattern around them.
Looking Over the Fence
Its round tail faces you while the flower stands on the other side of the fence.
One Up Ear, One Down Ear
The ear shapes and face are the focus, with almost no background to color.
Three Rabbit Poses
The separate poses are handy for trying three different fur colors.
Peeking From the Burrow
The closed circular rim makes a broad ring around the rabbit’s face.
Rabbit Asleep on a Cushion
The cushion’s small buttons add only a few details to this restful picture.
Holding a Carrot
The carrot is almost as tall as the rabbit, making a bold pair of shapes.
Following Mom
The three different sizes and ear directions keep the family easy to tell apart.
One last cozy stretch
These six pages return to small home activities: a music box, a folded blanket, a packed satchel, a berry cake, shells sorted into bowls, and a rabbit resting with a cat. They offer different objects and poses for a quiet coloring session.
A Music Box for Mouse
One floating note hints at the tune; the box has smaller decorative shapes.
Folding the Bed Blanket
The large bedspread and folded blanket give this scene roomy coloring areas.
Packing for the Day
The satchel, books, and thermos are distinct shapes in this small departure scene.
Decorating a Berry Cake
One rabbit reaches to the top while the other steadies the cake stand.
Sorting Seashells
Each bowl holds a different shell shape; the chair and short porch post stay simple.
Rabbit and Cat Under a Blanket
The big blanket can take one gentle color or a pattern you add yourself.
Finding a page that fits
For broad areas, try the giant radish, running rabbit, or the rabbit holding a carrot. The board game, tomato vine, and nest have more small spaces. If you want to try a palette across several pages, use one fur color for the rabbits and change the colors of each scene’s props.
Choose the A4 or US Letter PDF that matches your printer paper and check the print preview before printing. Or open a picture with Color online to fill its enclosed areas on screen. A fine line can remain part of a larger coloring area, so pencils are handy for extra detail on the printed page.
More Rabbit Projects, Music, and Play
A violin, an apple press, and a little train give these rabbits new things to try. The nursery and reading lamp bring the collection back indoors, while a telescope and a snow lantern take it outside again.
The Little Violinist
The violin and bow cross in front of the rabbit’s chest. Keep the instrument a different color from the rabbit so that small shape stays clear.
Rabbit and the Toy Train
Two carrots ride behind the toy engine. The wheels and wagon panels make a repeating pattern you can carry along the train.
Rabbit and the Crescent Cradle
The crescent cradle curves around the sleeping baby rabbit. Try a soft color for the blanket and a stronger shade for the rocker underneath.
