Mermaid Coloring Pages
6 underwater mermaid coloring pages — clean line art, print-ready. Click any design to download the full-size PNG.
All 6 mermaid coloring pages
Design 1: Mermaid sitting on a rock waving
Design 2: Mermaid swimming with a dolphin friend
Design 3: Little mermaid brushing her hair with a shell comb
Design 4: Mermaid holding a treasure chest underwater with fish
Design 5: Mermaid resting on a seashell throne
Design 6: Baby mermaid playing with sea turtles
About these mermaid coloring pages
Mermaid pages give children a reason to use the colors they usually leave in the box — teals, purples, aquas. The tail is the draw: it is the one large area on each page where a child can experiment with blending two colors without ruining the picture.
The dolphin and sea-turtle scenes (Designs 2 and 6) add a second character, which tends to hold attention longer than a single figure. The treasure chest page has the most small objects — coins, fish, seaweed — so it suits a child who likes filling in lots of little areas.
Coloring Tips
- •Blend two blues or a blue and a purple down the tail — the scales hide any unevenness.
- •Long hair (Designs 3 and 5) is the easiest place to try an unnatural color like pink or mint.
- •Design 6 is the gentlest page here — good for a younger sibling coloring alongside an older one.
- •Color the water background lightly in one pale shade so the mermaid still stands out.
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Frequently asked questions about mermaid coloring pages
Are these mermaid pages easy enough for a 4-year-old?
Designs 1, 5 and 6 are — they use large shapes and bold outlines. Designs 2 and 4 have more small details and suit ages 6 and up.
Can I download all six mermaid pages at once?
Each design downloads individually as a full-resolution PNG. Click each one you want — there is no signup, so it takes only a few seconds.
Are these based on any movie characters?
No. All designs here are original line art, not any studio's characters, so they are safe to print for classrooms and parties.