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At ColoringLands, our Dinosaur coloring pages invite you to slow down and play with prehistoric energy. Inside you’ll find 30 free printable Dinosaur coloring pages—roaring T-Rex showdowns, sleek Velociraptors, gentle Brachiosaurus silhouettes, cute baby dinos, ferny jungles, and volcano sunsets. Each design balances bold, clean outlines with thoughtful detail: big shapes for quick wins, textures and foliage for deeper experiments. Line weights are tuned for home printers, with airy spaces that welcome your own patterns and stickers. The result captures the beauty and special charm of the dinosaur world—powerful, curious, and surprisingly tender.
Getting started is simple: open any page and download it in PDF, JPG, PNG, or WEBP. Prefer print-perfect results? Print the PDF directly on the website—no scaling hassles. New to coloring or short on palette ideas? Tap “View Ideas” to see finished samples ideal for beginners. Grab a page, choose a few colors, and let a tiny prehistoric adventure unfold.
At ColoringLands, this free printable set gathers playful prehistoric moments: hatchling surprises, school-day backpacks, winter scarves in the city, fossil finds, and valley parades of Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, T-Rex, swift raptors, and more. Bold, clean outlines keep coloring easy, while ferns, clouds, and rocky textures invite patterns and shading. The meaning is simple: curiosity, courage, and friendship—small adventures where big roars become bright smiles, one joyful stroke at a time.
Across the meadow, t rex roars while triceratops braces and calls you to color.
I watch a young dinosaur stare at the fossil in crystal rock inviting you to color.
Along the quiet shore, the Baryonyx raises a proud head and invites your colors.
Under bright stars, the baby triceratops trots past leaves and invites your colors.
Backpack on and grinning, the baby t rex trots to class and nudges you to color.
In a tie and carrying a cup, the cute t rex strides past cars and waves you in to color.
The valley quiets as the hunter steps closer inviting you to pick the first color.
The plesiosaurus sweeps past the fish and glances back, daring you to color fast.
On stony flats, the armored traveler pauses. Ready to pick the first color
On the slide and swing, the dino kids laugh and wave you over to color.
By the winding stream, the cartoon baby t rex beams and nudges you to add color.
Snow swirls while little dinos toss snowballs and invite you to add bright cheer.
Sun high and bright, the baby t rex trots past the ferns and invites your colors.
From a cracked shell, the baby ankylosaurus pops out inviting you to color.
A friendly baby brachiosaurus lifts a smile toward you and waits for your colors.
Cartoon baby triceratops dinosaur coloring page with volcano
The parasaurolophus pauses between ferns and seems to ask you for the first color.
Above the clouds, the flying dino carries a ribboned gift and asks you to color.
By the palms, baby spinosaurus splashes by the creek and invites your colors.
A playful baby ankylosaurus waddles by the pebbles and beckons you to color.
Lava blooms in the distance while the dinos smile and invite you to color the scene.
From a cracked shell, the triceratops pops up and invites you to color.
Across the stones, the brachiosaurus lifts a calm gaze and waits for your colors.
Claws poised, the blue velociraptor darts by the rocks and invites your colors.
By the tulip patch, the ankylosaurus guards bright eggs and waits for you to color.
From a cracked shell, the young apatosaurus peeks out and invites you to color.
A gentle herd of brachiosaurus glides past the water and invites your colors.
Among small bushes, the dinosaur smiles at you and waits for bright colors.
I watch the Triceratops pause on the trail while trees sway. You add rich earth tones
I watch the mosasaurus surge forward as bubbles swirl. Will you shade the chase bold
Use these finished dinosaur pages as a ready-made mood board for your own coloring ideas. At ColoringLands you can borrow palettes straight from the art: sunrise peach for the sky-mail pteranodon, icy blues for the fossil find, holiday reds and greens for the cabin carolers, cotton-candy pastels for the gentle brachiosaurus, neon-teal nights for the glow-shroom stroll. Mix accents, switch seasons, and tell a tiny adventure with every shade. Start simple or go bold—both work beautifully.
Color big rex orange and green. Small one teal another amber. Tongues pink claws dark. Bushes deep green sky bright blue.
Dino deep orange, pale belly, dark spots. Forest teal. Mint mushrooms. Fireflies bright yellow.
Make the dino soft green with orange spikes. Tub beige bubbles light blue. Duck yellow and plants deep green.
Make the dino warm orange. Bow bright red. Clouds light blue. Hearts soft pink.
Color the dino mint green with a pale belly. Trees teal. Ground peach. Add light shadow.
Shade bones warm brown. Ice light blues. Dino bright orange. Add white stars and a soft aurora glow.
Color dinos green orange blue yellow. Tree dark green star gold. Cabin brown. Snow pale blue.
Make the T rex green with a cream belly. Tie orange briefcase brown. Cars orange and yellow. Buildings blue and orange. Sun bright yellow.