Tips for colouring these unicorn pages
Start with the big areas first, like the unicorn body and the background, then move to the small details such as the mane, horn and props. Light colours go on first, dark colours last.
- Toddlers and preschoolers: try the unicorn standing in a meadow, the foal sleeping on clouds, the unicorn with balloons, the puddle splash, the apple tree rest, or the beach ball page. They have big, simple shapes.
- Older kids: the flying over a rainbow, crystal cave, stars and planets, treasure chest, garden maze and parade unicorn pages have more detail to fill in.
- Use any colours you like. Unicorn manes can be rainbow, pink, purple or anything you imagine.
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 unicorn coloring pages free?
Yes, all 30 unicorn coloring pages are completely free to download and print for personal use.
What age are these unicorn pages for?
Kids aged 2 to 10 enjoy them. Simple pages with big shapes suit toddlers and preschoolers, while the detailed scenes are fun for older kids.
What paper should I use for printing?
Plain A4 or letter paper works fine for crayons and colour pencils. Use thicker paper or card stock if your child likes markers.
Can my child colour these on a tablet?
Yes. Download the page image and open it in any drawing app to colour digitally.
Which unicorn pages are easiest for toddlers?
Start with the meadow unicorn, the sleeping foal on clouds, the balloons, the puddle splash, or the beach ball page. They have the biggest, simplest shapes.