65 Free Christmas Coloring Pages to Print

65 free printables Any paper size 300 dpi No sign-up

Santa filling a sack in the workshop, climbing down a chimney, asleep in a chair with the list in his hand. Around him there are mice pulling sleds, a bear hanging ornaments it can barely reach, and hedgehogs in mittens under a snowy tree. If you came looking for Santa Claus coloring pages in particular, more than half of this page is him.

Printable Christmas coloring pages get printed in a hurry, usually on the afternoon somebody realizes the cousins arrive tomorrow. So every drawing is free, is a 300 dpi PDF that prints on whatever paper is in the machine, US Letter, A4, legal, and asks nothing of you first. The black stays black. No account, no email address, no watermark across the tree. Print one, or print the whole set of christmas coloring sheets and put them on the table with a tin of pencils.

Printing your christmas coloring pages

Where can I find free Christmas coloring pages?

Right here, and without the usual toll booth. Every drawing on this page downloads as a PDF with no account, no email address and no watermark stamped across the artwork.

What Christmas themes are on this page?

Santa is the largest group by some distance: the workshop, the sleigh, the chimney, the naughty list. Then decorated trees, gingerbread houses, wrapped presents, holly and lanterns, snowmen, and a good number of animals in Santa hats. There are no religious scenes in this set, so it works in a classroom without anybody having to make a decision about it.

How do I print these?

Press Print on any drawing and your browser's print dialog opens. Under More settings you choose the paper: US Letter, A4, legal, whatever the printer holds. The drawing is rebuilt at 300 dpi for the size you pick, so there is no scaling to fiddle with and no uneven white border.

Are these easy enough for a toddler?

Most of them. The outlines are thick and closed, and the shapes are large enough for a fat crayon. The gingerbread house and the decorated tree are the busiest sheets and suit an older child or an adult who wants an hour with a set of pencils.

Can I print a set for a classroom party?

Yes. A class, a daycare group, a library session, a church hall. Print as many copies as the room needs and you do not need to ask us first. Selling the files or reposting them elsewhere is the only thing off limits.

What kind of paper works best?

Copy paper is fine for crayons and colored pencils. Red and green markers bleed more than most, so if the plan is markers, print on something around 120 gsm and the sheet underneath survives.

Looking for something else? Try unicorn coloring pages or monster coloring pages.

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