This collection has 15 cat coloring pages, ranging from simple kittens and big-eyed kawaii cats to a couple of more realistic designs. If you are printing for a younger child, choose a page with one large cat and fewer small fur or background details.
Choose a cat page by style
- Easy kittens: best for crayons and shorter coloring sessions.
- Kawaii cats: big eyes, bows and simplified shapes.
- More realistic cats: better for colored pencils if you want to add fur shading or markings.
There is no need to copy a real cat’s coat. Orange, gray, black-and-white and tabby palettes work well, but imaginative colors are fine too. For printing, use A4 or US Letter paper and select “fit to page” in the print dialog.
15 cat coloring pages
Printing and coloring tips
- Crayons: use them on the pages with larger open shapes.
- Colored pencils: useful for whiskers, stripes and gradual fur shading.
- Markers: place a spare sheet underneath ordinary printer paper to catch bleed-through.
If the printed cat looks too small, check that your printer is using portrait orientation and “fit to page” rather than a reduced custom scale.
Try another cat style
Want something more specific? Browse our kawaii cat coloring pages for exaggerated cute features, or the decorated cat collection for cats with flowers, hats, scarves and other accessories.
You can also turn a page into a small character exercise: give the cat a name, invent a coat pattern, or color two copies with completely different palettes.
