Christmas Coloring Pages
6 classic Christmas coloring pages — clean line art, print-ready. Click any design to download the full-size PNG.
All 6 christmas coloring pages
Design 1: Decorated christmas tree with presents underneath
Design 2: Santa claus carrying a big gift bag, waving
Design 3: Snowman wearing a scarf and top hat
Design 4: Reindeer with a bell collar standing in snow
Design 5: Gingerbread man with icing decorations
Design 6: Christmas stockings hanging over a fireplace
About these christmas coloring pages
These are the six Christmas subjects children draw unprompted — tree, Santa, snowman, reindeer, gingerbread man, stockings. Keeping them separate rather than crowding one busy scene means each page prints large and colors quickly, which matters when you are handing them out to a room full of kids in December.
The tree and the stockings are the two pages that get taped up as decorations afterwards, so they are drawn with that in mind: strong outlines that still read from across a room. The gingerbread man has the most repeated small shapes — good for a child who likes a pattern to fill in.
Coloring Tips
- •The tree (Design 1) is the best page for glitter glue if you are doing a craft session.
- •Cut out the finished gingerbread man and string it — instant paper tree ornament.
- •Leave the snowman white and color only the scarf and hat; the empty space is what makes it read as snow.
- •Print on slightly heavier paper if the pages are going up as decorations rather than into a folder.
Six Separate Christmas Pages Instead of One Busy Scene
A lot of Christmas line art crowds a tree, Santa, presents and a fireplace into one picture. It looks generous and colors badly — every element ends up small, and a child working with a crayon cannot get inside any of them. Each subject here gets its own sheet instead: tree, Santa, snowman, reindeer, gingerbread man, stockings.
That decision is what makes these work when you are handing out free printable Christmas coloring pages to a room full of children in December. Each page prints large, colors quickly, and finishes before attention runs out — which matters more at a class party than how much detail is on the sheet.
Pages That Become Decorations and Ornaments
The gingerbread man (Design 5) and the stockings (Design 6) are the two that cut out cleanly. Color the gingerbread man, cut around the outline, punch a hole in the head and thread string through it — that is a paper tree ornament in about fifteen minutes, and it is the single most common craft use of this set.
The tree (Design 1) is drawn with heavy outlines so it still reads from across a room, which is the page that ends up taped to a classroom wall or a fridge. If pages are going up as decorations rather than into a folder, print them on cardstock; standard paper curls once it has been colored heavily.
How to print these christmas coloring pages
- Click any Christmas design above to download the full-size PNG to your device.
- Open the file and choose File → Print, or right-click and select Print.
- Set paper size to US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) or A4 and choose 'Fit to Page' for the largest image.
- If the finished pages will be cut out as ornaments or hung as decorations, print on cardstock rather than standard paper.
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Frequently asked questions about christmas coloring pages
Are these Christmas coloring pages free to print for a class party?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for classrooms, church groups, or family gatherings — no signup, no watermark, no attribution required.
What Christmas subjects are included?
A decorated tree with presents, Santa with a gift bag, a snowman, a reindeer, a gingerbread man, and stockings over a fireplace.
Can these be used as ornaments or decorations?
Yes — the gingerbread man and stockings cut out well, and the tree page holds up as a wall decoration. Print on heavier paper if you plan to hang them.
Do you have a Santa coloring page?
Yes. Design 2 is Santa carrying a large gift bag and waving. It is drawn with big simple shapes — the coat, the bag, the beard — which makes it one of the faster pages to finish.
Which Christmas page is easiest for a preschooler?
The snowman (Design 3). It is three stacked circles plus a scarf and top hat, and the trick is to leave the snowman white and color only the accessories — the empty space is what makes it read as snow, so there is less to fill than it looks.
Can I color these Christmas pages online?
Yes. Click the palette icon on any design to color it directly in your browser — pick colors, fill areas, undo mistakes. Works on phones, tablets and desktop.
How do I download and print these free Christmas coloring pages?
Click any design for an instant high-resolution PNG — no signup, no email, no watermark. Open the file, choose File → Print, set paper to US Letter or A4, and select 'Fit to Page'.
Are these good for an Advent or countdown activity?
Six designs covers most of a countdown week if you print one a day. The tree and stockings are the two worth saving for last, since they are the pages children most often want to keep up on a wall through the holiday.