28 Free Santa Coloring Pages to Print
Santa asleep in a chair with the list still in his hand, halfway down a chimney, at a workbench with a half-painted toy train. He gets a whole page here rather than a corner of the Christmas one, because a child who asks for Santa does not want a wreath.
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Santa Claus carrying a sack
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Cheerful Santa Claus stands
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Santa Claus holding a sack of gifts
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Santa Claus is flying in his sleigh
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Santa Claus climbing down a chimney wearing a hat
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Santa Claus and an elf
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Santa Claus sits next to a snowman
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Santa Claus writing a letter
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Santa Claus feeds a reindeer a cookie
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Santa Claus decorating a Christmas tree
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Santa Claus looking through a telescope
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Santa Claus decorating a Christmas tree with lights
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Santa Claus holds a list
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Santa Claus enjoys cookies by the fireplace
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Santa Claus holds a scroll labeled "Naughty"
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Santa Claus holding a reindeer
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Santa waving with snowflakes around him
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Santa Claus climbing down a chimney holding a sack
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Santa Claus decorating a Christmas tree with a penguin
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Santa Claus is sleeping in a chair
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Santa Claus holding a sack of toys
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Santa and an elf
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Santa Claus is painting a rocking horse
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Santa Claus holding a long list
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Santa Claus is filling a sack
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Santa Claus is working on a toy
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Santa Claus sits in a rocking chair
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Santa Claus stands
These are printable Santa coloring pages in the plain sense: free, no account, no email address, no watermark across the beard. Every drawing is a 300 dpi PDF and prints on any paper size your printer takes, US Letter and A4 included, so the fur trim stays crisp instead of turning to gray. Print one for a quiet twenty minutes, or print the set of santa claus coloring pages and let a table of cousins work through them.
Printing your santa coloring pages
Are these Santa coloring pages free?
Yes. Open the PDF and print it. Nothing here asks for an account or an email address, and nothing is stamped across the artwork.
What is Santa actually doing on these pages?
Filling a sack, flying the sleigh, feeding a reindeer a cookie, reading the naughty list, looking through a telescope, asleep in a rocking chair. The workshop scenes have the most in them; the waving Santa is the simplest sheet on the page.
Is there a simple one for a toddler?
Yes. A few are a single large Santa with wide open shapes and a heavy outline, which is what a three-year-old with a fat crayon can finish. The workshop and the chimney scenes suit a child who wants to spend longer.
What paper size should I print on?
Whichever is loaded. The print dialog's More settings panel holds the list, US Letter at 8.5 by 11 inches and A4 at 210 by 297 millimeters among them, and Santa is redrawn at 300 dpi to fit.
Are these on the Christmas page too?
They are. Santa sits in both places on purpose, because people look for him by name as often as they look for Christmas. The Christmas page adds trees, gingerbread houses and the animals in Santa hats.
Can I print a class set?
Yes. A class, a daycare group, a library session, a party table. Print what the room needs without asking us. Reselling the files is the only thing off limits.
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