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Princess and Fairy Coloring Pages
Gullu's Princess land brings fairy tale fun to kids from toddlers to early grades with 24 coloring pages. The set mixes royal characters with storybook objects, so there is something for every skill level. Easier pages include a smiling jewel tiara, a magic star wand, a frog prince on a lily pad and a bunny wearing a tiny crown. More detailed pages show princesses in full ball gowns: one reading on a cushion, one pouring tea, one twirling, one hugging her pony and one sleeping in a canopy bed. You will also find a pumpkin carriage, a glass slipper on a cushion, a magic mirror, a heart castle, a mushroom fairy house and a prince holding a rose. None of the pages use characters from movies or brands. Fairy with Wand is free to print here, and the rest are colored in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color 5 easy for the youngest
- Fairy with WandDetailed · free to print

- Princess with TiaraDetailed

- Pumpkin CarriageDetailed

- Prince with RoseDetailed

- Mushroom Fairy HouseMedium

- Frog PrinceEasy

- Magic MirrorEasy

- Fairy Sprinkling Fairy DustMedium

- Reading PrincessDetailed

- Cupcake PrincessDetailed

- Princess and PonyDetailed

- Princess and Bird FriendMedium

- Flower PrincessDetailed

- Princess Tea PartyDetailed

- Princess Kitten CuddleMedium

- Twirling PrincessDetailed

- Glass SlipperDetailed

- Magic Star WandEasy

- Jewel TiaraEasy

- Heart CastleDetailed

- Princess and Frog FriendDetailed

- Umbrella PrincessDetailed

- Bunny PrincessEasy

- Princess Canopy BedDetailed

What kids practice
Princess pages invite storytelling, as kids name characters, invent kingdoms and retell fairy tales in their own words. The flowing gowns, curls and lacy edges give lots of practice with curved lines and small spaces, which builds hand control. Pages with animal friends, like the pony, kitten and frog, add simple real-world facts, and scenes such as the tea party encourage talk about kindness and manners.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Color three pages, then put them in order to tell a brand-new fairy tale with a beginning, middle and end.
- Host a pretend royal tea party after coloring the tea party page, practicing please and thank you.
- Make paper crowns and decorate them with patterns copied from the jewel tiara page.
Princess and Fairy Coloring Pages: questions
What are easy princess coloring pages for toddlers?
The jewel tiara, magic star wand, frog prince, magic mirror and bunny princess are the easiest. Each has a few large shapes and thick outlines that toddlers can fill with chunky crayons. The princesses in ball gowns have more folds and curls, so save those for older preschoolers or kids who enjoy detail.
Can I print these princess coloring pages for a party or classroom?
Fairy with Wand is free to print for personal use, birthday parties and classrooms, so you can print a stack for a party activity table or a quiet-time folder. The other princess pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or include it in products for resale.
Are these princess pages based on movie characters?
No. Every princess, prince and fairy here is an original drawing, not a character from a film, show or toy brand. Classic fairy tale ideas like the glass slipper, pumpkin carriage and frog prince come from old folk stories, so kids can color them any way they like and make up their own stories.

Color the whole Princess land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Princess land holds these 24 pages on the world map, with a magic brush, glitter, stickers and a gold star when every page is done. The first page is free on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and free to print here.