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Unicorn Coloring Pages: 50+ Free Printables for Kids and Adults
50+ unicorn coloring pages filled with charm and whimsy.
You'll find everything from sweet baby unicorns and rainbow-filled scenes to enchanted forests, elegant winged pegasus designs, and plenty of surprises in between.
Pick the pages you love, then click the link to instantly download a free, high quality PDF that is ready to print and color.
Recommended Supplies: Twistables colored pencils are a handy choice for smooth, low-mess coloring. They do not need sharpening, and the sturdy barrels are great for small hands.
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Easy Unicorn Coloring Pages for Toddlers and Beginners: Simple unicorn pages with big shapes for little hands.
Cute Designs for Kids Who Love Kawaii Style: Sweet, kawaii unicorns with soft lines and adorable faces.
Fantasy and Magic Unicorns to Color: Enchanted unicorn scenes with stars, castles, and rainbows.
Unicorns with Friends, Pets, and Magical Creatures: Unicorns playing with puppies, dragons, fairies, and more.
Realistic and Elegant Unicorns for Older Kids and Adults: Graceful, detailed unicorns that are perfect for slower, careful coloring.
Caticorn Coloring Pages: Unicorn Cat Printables for Cat Lovers: Unicorn horned kitties for kids who love both cats and unicorns.
Rainbow Coloring Pages: Bright rainbow designs, often paired with clouds, stars, and unicorns.
Seasonal Unicorn Coloring Sheets for Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer: Unicorns in fall leaves, winter snow, spring flowers, and summer sunshine.
Creative Ways to Use These Coloring Pages: Simple, fun ideas for home, classroom, or party time. Turn finished unicorn art into banners, party decorations, bookmarks, or keepsakes.
Unicorn Fun Facts: A quick peek at unicorn legends, myths, and how this magical creature has shown up in stories over the centuries.
Unicorn Coloring Sheet FAQs: Clear, no-fuss answers about downloading, printing, classroom use, and more.
Downloading Tips: Select the link under any preview image to open a printable PDF. Prefer everything in one file? Use the Download All button for that group of pages.
Use Policy: These unicorn printables are for personal, non-commercial use. Teachers are welcome to print multiple copies for their own classrooms. Please do not repost, redistribute, or sell the digital files or printed pages.
Easy Unicorn Coloring Pages for Toddlers and Beginners
These simple designs use big shapes and clean lines so new colorers can enjoy success right away. Start here if you are printing for toddlers, preschoolers, or kids who prefer easy, low stress designs.
This friendly, full-body unicorn is drawn with big, simple shapes so brand new colorers can feel successful.
With soft curves and just enough detail, this pretty unicorn is perfect for a quick, relaxing coloring break.
This happy unicorn face has big eyes, a simple horn, and smooth lines that are easy for toddlers to follow.
A standing unicorn with a bold outline and a heart on its side gives young colorers a gentle challenge.
This unicorn head sits inside a frame that kids can enjoy coloring.
This playful design shows a unicorn leaping over a giant star, drawn with big, open spaces for preschoolers.
Cute Unicorns for Kids Who Love Kawaii Style
Soft lines, sweet faces, and playful poses give these kawaii unicorns plenty of charm. This is the section my younger artists ask for when they want "the cutest unicorn pages" in the whole collection.
A baby unicorn cuddles a beloved teddy bear in this gentle, toddler style drawing.
Here a tiny unicorn pops out of a large heart covered teacup, ready to join an imaginary tea party.
This cheerful unicorn holds a huge swirled lollipop that looks great with bright, bold colors.
Round cheeks, a shy smile, and a heart shaped balloon give this unicorn a sweet, bashful personality.
This super simple baby unicorn is ideal for toddlers and young preschoolers.
A cute, uncomplicated little unicorn that invites creative color choices without overwhelming younger artists.
This chubby, wide-eyed unicorn has a gentle look that older kids and adults often enjoy as much as little ones.
A sleepy unicorn rests on a crescent moon, its curly mane draped around the curve.
Fantasy and Magical Unicorns
Crystal caves, starry skies, castles, and rainbow bridges all show up here for kids who love full fantasy scenes. These unicorn coloring pages are perfect when imaginations are running high and there is time to slow down and color the details.
A prancing unicorn explores a glittering crystal cave filled with faceted gemstones.
This elegant unicorn stands beneath a crescent moon with drifting clouds and tiny stars in the background.
Floating magic books swirl around a unicorn, pages open as if mid spell.
Planets with rings, streaks of shooting stars, and a unicorn in motion give this page a playful outer space feeling.
Trees, leaves, and a quiet unicorn create a peaceful forest scene that suits kids who enjoy a bit more detail.
This unicorn stands in a garden of blooms that invite plenty of color play.
Wearing a crown and surrounded by flowers, this royal unicorn feels like it belongs in a storybook.
This graceful pegasus stands in a field of flowers with wings spread wide, perfect for shimmery gel pens and metallic accents.
For kids and adults who love coloring gardens and floral details, these unicorns pair nicely with my flower coloring pages collection.
This nostalgic carousel unicorn feels like a moment from a carnival or old-fashioned fair.
Part unicorn, part mermaid, this magical creature swims under the sea with flowing mane and fish tail.
This simple castle scene pairs a unicorn with a storybook tower in the background.
Unicorns with Friends, Pets, and Magical Creatures
In this set, unicorns share the spotlight with puppies, dragons, fairies, dinosaurs, and singing birds. The pages feel like storybook scenes, which makes them great for kids who like to tell or act out stories while they color.
In this meadow scene, a puppy tugs on the unicorn's mane while both look ready to play.
A unicorn and fairy share tea at a little table set with cupcakes, flower crowns, and tiny cups.
A unicorn and baby dragon sit side by side, wings touching, like best friends sharing a secret.
Several birds perch on the unicorn’s back and swirl around its head, as if singing together.
Dinosaur Friend UnicornA smiling T-Rex with a flower crown stands next to a unicorn in this lighthearted mashup.
Delicate butterflies flutter around a calm unicorn in this gentle outdoor design.
A tiny unicorn and a cute dragon sit side by side, ready for a shared adventure.
Realistic and Elegant Unicorn Designs for Older Kids and Adults
These more detailed pictures focus on graceful poses, flowing manes, and natural settings. I often recommend this group for older kids, teens, and adults who enjoy blending colors and adding shading.
This full-body unicorn has a more natural shape and flowing mane for anyone who loves a slightly realistic style.
This realistic side view unicorn has strong legs and a flowing mane, posed as if in a show ring.
A calm unicorn drinks from a sparkling stream surrounded by trees and rocks.
Caticorn Coloring Pages: Unicorn Kitties for Cat Lovers
If your household is split between cat people and unicorn fans, these caticorn pages bring everyone together. Unicorn horned kitties curl in yarn nests, chase mice, and pop out of gift boxes ready to be colored.
And if the cat fans in your house still want more, you can send them over to my cat coloring pages for even more whiskers and paws to color.
A cat with a unicorn horn curls into a soft nest of yarn for a peaceful nap.
In this playful scene, a caticorn holds a bunch of fish shaped balloons that float above its head.
A unicorn kitty races after a quick little mouse, tail streaming behind.
Here a caticorn enjoys a melting ice cream cone, big eyes shining with happiness.
A sweet kitty with a unicorn horn sits ready for a bit of magic.
This round, baby-style kitty with a horn feels playful and comforting at the same time.
Big eyes, soft curves, and a proud horn give this kitten a full kawaii personality.
A unicorn kitten peeks out from a gift box with a large bow and a tag that says "for you."
Unicorn & Rainbow Coloring Pages
Here you will find rainbow focused pages that pair simple arcs of color with clouds, stars, and sometimes a unicorn friend. They are a fun choice for anyone who loves bright markers, bold color combinations, and classic rainbow art.
If your kids want even more bright skies and color, you can also print a full set of rainbow coloring pages from my rainbow collection.
A cheerful unicorn stands with a bold rainbow, soft clouds, and twinkling stars that beg for bright markers and glitter crayons.
Here a unicorn poses on fluffy clouds with a full rainbow and a sky full of stars behind it.
A friendly unicorn, curved rainbow, and soft clouds create a cheerful scene that is still easy to color.
A graceful unicorn walks along a shining rainbow bridge, with soft clouds below.
Seasonal Unicorn Coloring Pages for Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer
From autumn leaves and winter snow to spring flowers and sunny beach scenes, these unicorn pages follow the seasons. I like to print from this section for holiday breaks, school theme days, and cozy family coloring sessions throughout the year.
In spring, these flower filled unicorns work well with my Easter coloring pages, especially if you want a mix of bunnies, eggs, and magical creatures at the same coloring table.
A unicorn stands in a field of fresh flowers and new leaves for a bright springtime scene.
Waves, sand, and a bright sun frame this unicorn enjoying a day at the beach.
Falling maple leaves swirl around a unicorn whose mane is caught in the breeze.
This winter unicorn stands in a snowy forest, wrapped in a snug scarf with bare trees behind.
Around the holidays I like to print the winter unicorns alongside my printable Christmas coloring pages so kids can mix unicorn scenes with trees, stockings, and gifts.
Creative Ways to Use These Unicorn Coloring Pages
You can do much more than just color these pages and tuck them away. Here are some fun, practical ways to get extra mileage out of your unicorn printables.
DIY Unicorn Wall Art: Color your favorite unicorn pages, trim the edges, and pop them into inexpensive frames. Kids love seeing their own unicorn gallery on bedroom or playroom walls.
Party Activity Sheets: Use them as a fun activity for a unicorn themed birthday party. Kids can color while they wait for cake and presents.
Classroom Calm Corner: Keep a small stack of coloring pages and a cup of crayons in a quiet corner at school or home. Kids can color a page when they need a short break to reset.
Story Starters & Writing Prompts: After coloring a page, invite kids to write a short story about their unicorn: its name, where it lives, and what adventure it goes on next. The pictures make great covers for their mini books.
Binder Covers & Notebook Decor: Slip a finished unicorn page into the clear cover of a binder, or glue it onto the front of a notebook. This is an easy way for kids to personalize their school supplies.
Want more coloring pages? When we decorate for colder months, I like to add snowflakes and mittens from my winter coloring pages along with the winter unicorns for a full seasonal display.
Unicorn Fun Facts
Add a little learning to your coloring time with these kid friendly unicorn facts. You can share them while everyone chooses colors, or turn them into a quick trivia game before you start coloring.
Unicorns appear in stories that are thousands of years old.
Unicorn like creatures show up in very old writings from ancient Mesopotamia and India, and later in Greek descriptions of faraway lands. The unicorn you see on modern toys and storybooks is part of a very long storytelling tradition.
Ancient writers thought unicorns were real animals.
Some ancient Greek and Roman authors wrote about unicorns as if they were real creatures that lived in distant places. They were often described as wild, fast, and impossible to tame, which is one reason we still think of unicorns as rare and magical.
Narwhal tusks helped feed the unicorn legend.
In medieval Europe, long spiral tusks from narwhals (a real Arctic whale) were sometimes sold as "unicorn horns." People believed they had special powers and even used them to make fancy cups for royalty. Today we know they came from narwhals, not unicorns, but the spiral shape still looks very unicorn like.
Unicorns became a symbol of purity and grace.
During the Middle Ages, unicorns started to appear in tapestries, paintings, and stories as a symbol of purity, innocence, and sometimes even faithfulness. Many artworks show a unicorn resting in a garden or with a maiden, which is one reason we often picture unicorns in peaceful, flowery settings.
A unicorn is part of a real royal coat of arms.
Unicorns are not just for fairy tales. The royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom includes a lion on one side and a unicorn on the other. The lion represents England, and the unicorn represents Scotland. It is a fun example of how a mythical animal became part of an official symbol.
Unicorns are usually white, but you can choose any color you like.
Traditional European stories often describe unicorns as white, which is meant to show purity and goodness. On this site, I like to treat that as a starting point rather than a rule. Your creative color choices make each page feel special.
Many cultures have their own "unicorn type" creatures.
The horned, horse like unicorn is just one version of a magical animal. Other cultures have legendary creatures with one horn or special powers, such as the Chinese qilin or various one horned animals in ancient art.
Want to learn more? Check out these unicorn fun facts!
Unicorn Coloring Sheet FAQs
How do I download these unicorn coloring pages?
How do I download these unicorn coloring pages?
Each preview has a link underneath it. Click the link to open a printable PDF in a new tab, then use your browser’s print or download option. Use the "Download All" button in the table one contents to download all of the page in one click.
Are these unicorn coloring sheets really free?
Are these unicorn coloring sheets really free?
Yes. All of the unicorn coloring pages on this page are free to download and print for personal use.
Can I use these unicorn pages in my classroom?
Can I use these unicorn pages in my classroom?
Teachers are welcome to print multiple copies for their own classrooms. You can use the pages for centers, early finishers, calm down spots, party days, or just-for-fun art time. Please send colleagues to this page to download their own copies instead of sharing the files directly.
Can I use these coloring pages for my business or to sell finished items?
Can I use these coloring pages for my business or to sell finished items?
These designs are for personal and classroom use only. You can't use these designs in products you sell (digital or physical). You are welcome to color them for yourself or for gifts, but please do not sell the digital files or any items that use these designs.
What ages are these unicorn coloring pages best for?
What ages are these unicorn coloring pages best for?
There is a mix of difficulty levels. The very simple unicorn faces and big, open shapes work well for toddlers and younger kids. More detailed fantasy scenes, seasonal unicorns, and realistic designs are suited to older children, teens, and adults who enjoy taking their time with coloring. I tried to include something that will work for almost every age group.
What kind of paper should I use for printing?
What kind of paper should I use for printing?
For most kids and classroom projects, regular printer paper is fine. If you plan to use markers, watercolor pencils, or want to keep your pages long term, or use them in a craft project, I like to print on a slightly heavier card stock.
Why are some unicorn pages very simple and others more detailed?
Why are some unicorn pages very simple and others more detailed?
Families, teachers, and crafters all use these sheets differently, so I wanted to offer a range of styles. Some pages have large shapes for beginners who are just learning to control a crayon. Others have more intricate details for people who find careful coloring relaxing.
When I design a new unicorn, I usually picture a specific age group or setting, such as a preschool class or a teen who loves fantasy art.
Can I share these unicorn coloring sheets with friends or in a Facebook group?
Can I share these unicorn coloring sheets with friends or in a Facebook group?
You are welcome to share a link to this page so friends, parents, and teachers can visit and download their own copies. Please do not upload the PDFs to your own site, social media group, or file sharing folders. Linking to this page helps more people find the original source and supports the time and work that go into creating free printables.
Can I use these unicorn pages for parties and special events?
Can I use these unicorn pages for parties and special events?
Yes, you can print these unicorn coloring sheets for birthday parties, playdates, or family gatherings you are personally planning. They work well as a quiet table activity, or a party favor. For larger events, please print directly from this site rather than sharing the PDF files separately.
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