Axolotl Coloring Pages
Thirty free axolotl coloring pages to download and print, from a sleepy axolotl napping on a lily pad to an axolotl birthday party with fish. Every page is a clean black outline with no shading, so it prints sharp and is easy to colour.
Tips for colouring these axolotl pages
Start with the big areas first, like the axolotl body and the background, then move to the small details such as the feathery gills, eyes and props. Light colours go on first, dark colours last.
- Toddlers and preschoolers: try the axolotl sleeping on a lily pad, the axolotl waving hello, the axolotl hugging a starfish, the axolotl floating on its back, the axolotl napping inside a shell or the axolotl chasing its own tail. They have big, simple shapes.
- Older kids: the axolotl in a sunken treasure chest, the axolotl riding a giant clam, the axolotl in an underwater palace hall and the axolotl birthday party with fish pages have more detail to fill in.
- Use any colours you like. Real axolotls are pink or golden, but a blue or purple axolotl looks amazing too.
How to print
Open any page, press Download, and print on plain A4 or letter paper. Choose “fit to page” in your print settings so the whole outline fits.
Questions people ask
Are these axolotl coloring pages free?
Yes, all 30 axolotl coloring pages are free to download and print.
What age are these pages good for?
Toddlers can start with the simple pages like the axolotl waving hello, and older kids will enjoy the detailed ones like the underwater palace hall and the birthday party.
What paper should I use?
Plain A4 or letter paper works best. Use thicker paper if you colour with markers so the ink does not bleed through.
Can kids colour these on a tablet?
Yes, save the image and open it in any drawing app to colour it digitally.