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Cat & Kitten Coloring Pages

Choose a cat with the pose, setting and amount of detail you want. There are open portraits for broad strokes, curious kittens and fuller scenes with fabric, plants and little objects to explore.

11 original drawings · Free A4 & Letter PDFs · No account

11 pages to make your own

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Choose the kind of coloring you want.

A simple silhouette

The rounded loaf pose leaves most of the body open. Add a single coat color, stripes of your own or a patch around one eye.

Cat in a loaf pose ↗

A playful pair

Two kittens share a box. Their faces and paws are small enough to suit a pencil, while the cardboard sides leave room for larger marks.

Two kittens, one box ↗

A detailed quiet scene

The sleeping cat stays simple while the knitted basket supplies the intricate work. You can color the cat first and return to the basket later.

Cat's knitted-basket nap ↗

Build a coat pattern without losing the cat.

Choose the fur color before the surroundings. For a tabby effect, make short stripes that follow the curve of the body; keep the face marks smaller than the body marks. For a patched coat, sketch a few broad shapes lightly in pencil before filling them. The outlines do not require a particular breed or coat color.

On a group page, give each cat one identifying feature—a tail tip, ear patch or collar color—then repeat a quiet background color to bring the scene together. In the online studio, use the enclosed regions already in the drawing; extra fur marks and shading are a paper activity.

Try a small project

Print a portrait and a scene for a two-page cat story. Use the same coat colors in both, then invent what happened between the pictures.

Open a drawing to choose its A4 or US Letter PDF, view the full-size art or color it online. Save several favorites to make a custom print pack. For paper settings, use the printing guide.

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