These 45 free Christmas coloring pages for kids cover Santa, reindeer, Christmas trees, presents and treats, snowmen, and winter fun, plus a countdown chain for December. Every page is free to download and print, or to color right in your browser, with no sign-up needed.
Pick a theme below to jump straight to it, or scroll through the whole set in order. You do not need a printer to enjoy these pages: tap Color Online under any picture to color it on your screen.
How to use these Christmas coloring pages
Jump to a theme: Santa (pages 1–9) · Reindeer (10–16) · Christmas Trees (17–24) · Presents & Treats (25–31) · Snowmen (32–38) · Winter Fun (39–44) · Countdown Chain (45)
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Santa Coloring Pages (Pages 1–9)
Santa stars in the first nine pages: his big smile, his sleigh, his cookies and milk, and a hug for a teddy bear.
1. Santa’s Big Smile

Santa’s big smile fills the whole page. His beard is wide and fluffy, and his hat has a round pom-pom on the end.
Difficulty: Simple (big shapes, one face, little background). Try this: Color his hat red and his beard white, then give his cheeks a rosy pink.
2. Santa Waving Hello

Santa waves hello with one hand and carries a big sack of presents over his shoulder. Snowflakes fall around him as he walks through the snow.
Difficulty: Medium (full figure, sack, snowflakes). Try this: Make the sack a different color from his suit.
3. Checking the Nice List

Santa sits in his chair and reads a very long list. A quill and inkpot wait on the stool beside him.
Difficulty: Medium (scroll, chair, stool, quill). Try this: Leave the long list white and color the quill blue.
4. Cookies and Milk

Santa sits at a table with a glass of milk and a plate of cookies. He has crumbs on his beard and a happy, eyes-closed smile.
Difficulty: Medium (table, glass, plate, cookies). Try this: Make each cookie a different flavor color.
5. Santa’s Sleigh Ride

Santa rides his sleigh through the night sky with a sack of presents behind him. Two reindeer pull the sleigh over a snowy village under the moon and stars.
Difficulty: Detailed (sleigh, two reindeer, moon, stars, houses, trees). Try this: Color the reindeer brown and the sleigh red with gold trim.
6. Down the Chimney

Santa climbs out of a brick chimney with his sack of presents. The moon and stars shine over the snowy rooftops.
Difficulty: Medium (chimney bricks, sack, rooftops). Try this: Make the chimney bricks red and the snow white.
7. The Big Teddy Hug

Santa hugs a big teddy bear tight. Both of them smile with their eyes closed.
Difficulty: Simple (two big figures, no background). Try this: Give the teddy a brown coat and a red bow.
8. Santa’s Belly & Buckle

This page zooms in on Santa’s belly: three round buttons, a big belt buckle, and fluffy fur trim. It is the simplest page in the book.
Difficulty: Simple (the simplest page so far, huge spaces). Try this: Color the belt black and the buckle gold.
9. A Nose-to-Nose Hello

Santa and a reindeer touch noses in the falling snow. The reindeer wears a collar with jingle bells.
Difficulty: Medium (two faces, antlers, snowflakes). Try this: Make the reindeer’s nose red like Rudolph.
Reindeer Coloring Pages (Pages 10–16)
The reindeer take over next: portraits, prancing in the snow, Mama and her baby, and the whole family in the forest.
10. Reindeer Portrait

A smiling reindeer looks right at you. Its antlers are big and branchy, and its eyes are bright.
Difficulty: Simple (one face, big antlers). Try this: Color the antlers brown and the ears pink inside.
11. Prancing in the Snow

A happy reindeer prances through deep snow. Snowflakes fall around it, and hoof prints mark the snow behind.
Difficulty: Medium (full body, legs, snowflakes). Try this: Leave the snow white and color the reindeer warm brown.
12. Mama & Baby Reindeer

Mama reindeer nuzzles her baby in the snow. The baby has spots on its back and tiny antlers.
Difficulty: Medium (two figures, antlers). Try this: Give Mama a red scarf and the baby a green one.
13. The Wreath Collar

A young reindeer wears a Christmas wreath around its neck like a collar. The wreath has ornaments and a big bow.
Difficulty: Medium (wreath, ornaments, bow, full body). Try this: Make each ornament on the wreath a different color.
14. Pulling the Sleigh

Two reindeer in harness pull an empty sleigh through the snow. Their bells jingle as they run.
Difficulty: Medium (two reindeer, harness, sleigh, snow). Try this: Color the sleigh red and the reindeer brown.
15. Jingle-Bell Collar

This reindeer wears a collar of five round jingle bells. Its smile is wide and friendly.
Difficulty: Simple (one face, bells). Try this: Make the bells gold and silver.
16. The Reindeer Family

A family of three reindeer stands in a snowy forest: a big reindeer with antlers, a spotted fawn, and one grazing with its head down.
Difficulty: Detailed (three reindeer, trees, snow). Try this: Give each reindeer a different shade of brown.
Christmas Tree Coloring Pages (Pages 17–24)
Eight trees follow, from the big decorated tree to a candy-cane tree, a smiling tree, and a tree farm in the snow.
17. The Big Christmas Tree

A big Christmas tree stands tall with a star on top. Round ornaments hang from every branch.
Difficulty: Simple (big shapes, ornaments). Try this: Make every ornament a different color and the star gold.
18. Hanging Ornaments

A child in a winter hat reaches up to hang ornaments on a big tree. Garland and star ornaments fill the branches.
Difficulty: Medium (tree, garland, ornaments, child). Try this: Color the garland green and the ornaments red and gold.
19. Presents Under the Tree

A decorated tree stands over a pile of wrapped presents. Every box has a bow, and one has polka dots.
Difficulty: Medium (tree, garland, ornaments, many presents). Try this: Wrap each present in a different pattern.
20. The Smiling Tree

This little tree has a happy face, closed eyes, and branch arms spread wide. A star sparkles on top.
Difficulty: Simple (big shapes, friendly face). Try this: Color the star gold and the tree bright green.
21. The Spiral Garland Tree

A tall, slim tree wears a thick garland spiraling around it from top to bottom. Round ornaments hang between the garland loops.
Difficulty: Medium (garland spiral, ornaments). Try this: Make the garland red and the ornaments gold.
22. The Tree Farm

A snowy tree farm stretches out in rows of pine trees. One big tree wears a price tag, and a wheelbarrow holds a small tree.
Difficulty: Detailed (many trees, fence, wheelbarrow, tag). Try this: Color the price tag red and the wheelbarrow brown.
23. The Candy-Cane Tree

This tree is decorated with candy canes, big bows, and swirl ornaments. A star tops it off.
Difficulty: Medium (candy canes, bows, swirl ornaments). Try this: Make the candy canes red and white stripes.
24. The Moonlit Tree

A decorated tree glows under a big full moon. Stars shine over the snowy hills and pine trees.
Difficulty: Medium (tree, moon, stars, hills, trees). Try this: Color the moon pale yellow and the night sky dark blue.
Christmas Presents & Treats Coloring Pages (Pages 25–31)
Then come the presents and treats: a pile of gifts, stockings by the fire, a gingerbread house, and a mug of hot cocoa.
25. A Pile of Presents

A big pile of presents fills the page: tall boxes, round boxes, polka dots, stripes, and stars. One box is open, and ribbons curl everywhere.
Difficulty: Medium (many boxes, bows, patterns). Try this: Wrap each present in a different pattern and color.
26. The Giant Gift

One giant gift box takes up the whole page. It has polka dots and the biggest bow of all, with ribbons curling down the sides.
Difficulty: Simple (one big box, big bow). Try this: Make the bow red and the box green with white dots.
27. Stockings by the Fire

Three stockings hang from the mantel over a warm fire: one with dots, one with stripes, one with zigzags. Holly and a bow decorate the top.
Difficulty: Medium (fireplace, stockings, garland, fire). Try this: Give each stocking its own pattern color.
28. The Candy-Cane Bouquet

Five striped candy canes stand in a bunch, tied together with a big bow. Ribbons curl out on both sides.
Difficulty: Simple (five candy canes, one bow). Try this: Make the candy canes red and white stripes.
29. The Gingerbread House

A gingerbread house stands in the snow with icing on the roof, gumdrops along the edges, a round window, and candy canes by the door.
Difficulty: Medium (house, roof candies, window, door, fence). Try this: Color the roof candies like gumdrops in bright colors.
30. The Gingerbread Friend

A smiling gingerbread man waves hello. He has icing on his hair, a bow tie, three buttons, and wavy icing lines on his arms and legs.
Difficulty: Simple (one figure, big shapes). Try this: Color him golden brown with white icing.
31. A Mug of Hot Cocoa

A big mug of hot cocoa steams with three marshmallows floating on top. A candy cane sticks out of the mug, and a snowflake decorates the side.
Difficulty: Simple (one mug, big shapes). Try this: Make the cocoa brown and the marshmallows white.
Snowman Coloring Pages (Pages 32–38)
Seven snowmen stand in the snow: the classic one, a whole family, one rolling a snowball, and one on ice skates.
32. The Classic Snowman

A classic snowman stands in the snow with a top hat, carrot nose, coal smile, and a long scarf. Snowflakes fall around him.
Difficulty: Simple (big shapes). Try this: Give the scarf red stripes and the hat black.
33. The Snowman Family

A family of three snowmen stands together in the snow: a tall one with a top hat and holly, a middle one with a winter hat, and a little one with a pom-pom hat.
Difficulty: Medium (three figures, hats, scarves). Try this: Give each snowman a different color scarf.
34. Scarf & Top Hat

This snowman wears a tall top hat with holly and a long striped scarf. His smile is wide and his buttons are big.
Difficulty: Simple (one figure, big shapes). Try this: Make the scarf red and green stripes.
35. Rolling a Snowball

A snowman pushes a giant snowball across the snow. A little two-ball snowman watches from behind.
Difficulty: Medium (snowman, big snowball, small snowman). Try this: Leave the snowballs white and color the scarf bright red.
36. Ice-Skating Snowman

A snowman glides across a frozen pond on ice skates. His scarf flies behind him as snowflakes fall over the pine trees.
Difficulty: Medium (snowman, skates, ice, trees, snowflakes). Try this: Color the ice light blue and the scarf red.
37. The Snowman & His Broom

A snowman in a top hat and striped scarf holds a broom as snow falls. He waves with his stick arm.
Difficulty: Simple (one figure, broom, snow dots). Try this: Color the broom brown and the scarf red.
38. The Snowman’s Smile

This page zooms in on a snowman’s smiling face: big eyes, a long carrot nose, a coal smile, and a top hat with holly.
Difficulty: Simple (one big face). Try this: Make the carrot nose orange and the hat black.
Winter Fun Coloring Pages (Pages 39–44)
The last group is winter fun: snowflakes over a village, sledding downhill, ice skates, mittens, a log cabin, and a wreath on the door.
39. Snowflakes Over the Village

Six different snowflakes float over a snowy village. Houses with smoking chimneys, a church steeple, and pine trees fill the bottom of the page.
Difficulty: Medium (six snowflakes, village, trees). Try this: Color each snowflake a different shade of blue.
40. Sledding Downhill

A happy child in a winter hat and scarf races downhill on a sled. Snow sprays up behind the sled, and pine trees stand at the top of the hill.
Difficulty: Medium (child, sled, scarf, snow, trees). Try this: Make the scarf red and the sled brown.
41. A Pair of Ice Skates

A pair of ice skates stands ready with laces tied in bows. Three snowflakes float above them.
Difficulty: Simple (two skates, snowflakes). Try this: Color the skate boots red and the blades silver.
42. Cozy Mittens

A pair of cozy mittens with snowflake designs hangs by a string. Their cuffs are ribbed and warm.
Difficulty: Simple (two mittens, big shapes). Try this: Make one mitten red and the other green.
43. The Log Cabin

A log cabin sits in deep snow with smoke curling from its chimney. Pine trees stand around it, and footprints lead to the door.
Difficulty: Medium (cabin, chimney, trees, footprints). Try this: Color the cabin logs brown and the door red.
44. The Wreath on the Door

A Christmas wreath with a big bow and round ornaments hangs on a door. It is ready to welcome visitors.
Difficulty: Simple (one wreath, door). Try this: Make the wreath green and the bow red.
Christmas Countdown Chain Printable (Page 45)
Page 45 is different from the rest: it is a paper chain with 25 blank links, one for each day from December 1 to December 25. Print it once, then color one link each day as Christmas gets closer and write the day number on it. It works as a morning routine all through December, at home or in a classroom.
45. The Countdown Chain

A long paper chain of 25 blank links winds down the page. Color one link each day from December 1 to December 25, and write the day number on it.
Difficulty: Simple (big chain links, snowflakes). Try this: Use a different color for each week of December.
How to Download, Print, or Color Online
Download and print: tap Download under the picture you want. The file is an image you can print from any computer or phone. Print at 100% for the best fit, or fit to page if your printer crops the edges. Standard copy paper works for crayons and colored pencils; use thicker paper if you color with markers.
Color online: tap Color Online under any picture and it opens in the free coloring tool in your browser. Tap a color, then tap inside a shape to fill it. The black outlines never get colored. When you are done, save your finished picture with the Download Image button.
No sign-up: there is no account, no email, and no payment anywhere on this page. Every one of the 45 pages works the same way.
Christmas Coloring Activities for Home and the Classroom
Classroom display: give each child a different page from one theme and put the finished pictures on the wall together. The Santa group and the snowman group work best for this.
Countdown routine: print page 45 once and color one link each morning in December. By Christmas Day the whole chain is colored.
Handmade cards: color a favorite page, cut it out, and fold it into a Christmas card. The wreath, the gingerbread house, and the classic snowman make good cards.
Color-pattern practice: pick a repeating pattern and use it across a page, like red, green, gold on the tree ornaments, or a different color on every link of the countdown chain.
Tips for Getting the Best Results When Printing
Print a test page first to check the size. Print at 100% rather than fit to page so nothing gets cropped. If you are printing for a whole class, print one page at a time rather than the whole set. For the countdown chain, cardstock holds up better than copy paper if you hang it up.
Questions About Christmas Coloring Pages
Are all 45 pages free?
Yes. Every page in this article is free to download, print, or color online. There is no payment and no account.
Do I need an account or sign-up?
No. Nothing on this site asks for an email or an account.
Can I color these pages online without a printer?
Yes. Tap Color Online under any picture and it opens in the free coloring tool in your browser. You can also save your finished picture.
How do I download and print one page?
Tap Download under the picture you want. The file is an image you can print from any computer or phone. Print at 100% for the best fit, or fit to page if your printer crops the edges.
What paper size should I use?
The pages print on Letter or A4 paper. Standard copy paper works for crayons and colored pencils; use thicker paper if you color with markers.
Can teachers print these for their class?
Yes. You can print copies for your classroom or at home for your family.
How does the countdown chain work?
Page 45 is a paper chain with 25 blank links, one for each day from December 1 to December 25. Color one link each day and write the day number on it.
More seasonal books to color
More seasonal coloring books are on the way. See everything in the season so far on the seasonal coloring pages page, or open the free coloring tool and color any picture you like.