Bluey Coloring Pages (108 Free Printable PDFs)
108 free printable pages · A4 & US Letter PDFs · Updated October 10, 2026
Every picture below has its own download, color-online and print buttons. Free for personal use, craft groups and libraries.
These 108 Bluey coloring pages follow Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, and Chilli through little everyday adventures. There are books to read, toys to build, gardens to tend, and plenty of dress-up games. Some pictures focus on one character; others bring the family together around a table or on a picnic.
Choose an A4 or US Letter PDF beneath the drawing you want to print. You can also use the Color online option for a screen-based coloring session. The gallery is grouped by activity, from quiet hobbies to pretend play and seasonal outings.
Reading, Making, and Playing at Home
Start with a book in an armchair, a block castle, or Bingo hugging a toy rabbit. Farther down, the family bakes cookies, makes a paper chain, and builds a little railway. The pictures move between single-character scenes and shared activities, so you can choose how many small objects you want to color.
Bandit and Bluey Building a Birdhouse
Garden Games and Outdoor Moments
Flowerpots, strawberry plants, a wagon of leaves, and a little bird feeder bring the family outside. Bluey splashes beneath a floral umbrella, while another page has Bingo beside a row of tulips in rain boots. The seesaw and ring-toss game have broad wooden shapes; the carrots and flower baskets offer more leaves and petals.
Bandit and Bluey Flying a Kite
Dress-Up and Pretend Adventures
A crown, a cardboard spaceship, and a toy medical kit can each begin a different game. Bluey becomes a chef, librarian, detective, and wizard across this group. Bingo joins the pretend play, and Bandit even wears a flower crown for tea. Look for the little dragon beside the magic book and the rabbit waiting at the princess tea table.
Bingo Playing Vet with a Toy Dog
Birthdays, Holidays, and Family Days
Choose a birthday cake, painted Easter eggs, a pumpkin basket, or a Christmas tree. The winter pictures include a snowman and a sled, followed by beach scenes with shells and a sandcastle. This group finishes with a flower balloon, a decorated teapot, and a board game shared by the family.
Bluey and Bingo Decorating a Sandcastle with Shells
Family Board Game on a Round Rug
Journeys, Toys, and Small Discoveries
Pack a suitcase, take a wagon ride, or sit in a rowboat with Bluey and Bingo. There are quieter discoveries too: a telescope, an aquarium, and a miniature carousel. The bicycle spokes and dollhouse furniture have smaller spaces than the large toy basket or rocking horse. Near the end, a hanging bench makes a comfortable place for another story.
Bingo Tucking in a Toy Rabbit
A Cozy Finish with the Family
The last pictures slow down for music, a puzzle, painting, and drawing. Bluey sits in a decorated cardboard box with a teddy bear; Bluey and Bingo then share a star-covered bed and a wide round chair. The flower baskets give you one more chance to repeat favorite colors from earlier pages.
Bluey and Bingo Sharing a Cozy Chair
Colors for Bluey, Bingo, and Their Surroundings
For a familiar look, use lighter and darker blues for Bluey, then warm oranges and cream for Bingo. A light first layer makes it easier to separate the face and body patches before adding darker color. You can keep that character palette across several pictures and change the furniture, clothes, and toys each time.
The colored reading example pairs Bluey with a sage chair, a lavender vase, and a dusty rose cushion. A teal and coral book adds a brighter accent. Try repeating one of those colors in a flowerpot, blanket, or teacup on another page.
Picking a Page and Printing It
Bingo with the toy rabbit and Bluey on the rocking horse have fewer props to work around. The family painting a teapot, the bicycle scene, and the dollhouse include more small details. Sharpened pencils help with tiny petals and spokes; broad areas such as blankets and cushions leave room for softer shading.
Open the PDF that matches your paper and check the printer preview before printing. Use Fit if a page edge would otherwise be trimmed. Put a spare sheet underneath when using markers. If several people are coloring together, each person can choose a different family scene and share the same small set of colors.
