Easy Unicorn Coloring Pages

Cute unicorn coloring pages for toddlers and preschool

Most of the unicorns above are rated easy: a round head, a spiral horn, a few locks of mane and a body made of wide shapes that a chunky crayon can fill. The round unicorn face is the gentlest start, just a face, two ears and a horn, followed by the baby unicorn with a curly mane and the kawaii unicorn sitting on a cloud. Little ones often color every lock of the mane a different shade, which turns the mane into a rainbow without any extra drawing. Ask your child to name their unicorn before they start: it makes the page theirs.

Rainbows, wings and realistic unicorns for older kids

Children who want more to do will find unicorns jumping over a rainbow, galloping through a meadow and soaring above the clouds on feathered wings. The fairy unicorn with a star wand has patterned butterfly wings, hearts and tulips to fill one by one, and the unicorn turning toward a butterfly asks for a steady hand on its curly mane and feathered hooves. A few drawings are closer to a real horse, standing by a pond or facing straight ahead, which suits children of seven and up who like to add shading with colored pencils. The difficulty buttons above the grid show only the level you want.

Unicorn cakes, cupcakes and party sheets

A unicorn birthday party is easier with a coloring table. The birthday cake with candles, the cake with sleepy eyes, the unicorn cupcake, the donut, the ice cream cone and the lollipop shaped like a unicorn head can be printed for every guest, and a colored sheet folds neatly into an invitation or a thank-you card. The unicorn face in a party hat makes a quick activity for the smallest guests while the cake is being cut.

Caticorns, unicorn puppies and sea creatures

Children love animals that borrow a horn. There is a caticorn sitting up with long whiskers, a fluffy kitten with a bow on its tail, two puppies with a horn and a mane, a panda holding bamboo and a dragon with bat wings. Under the sea, a dolphin with a horn leaps from a wave, next to a fish with flowing fins, a seahorse and a mermaid sitting on a rock. These are a good way to mix two favorite animals in one picture, and a fun prompt for a child to invent a hybrid of their own on the back of the sheet.

Unicorns for Christmas and Halloween

In October the zombie unicorn with its stitches is spooky enough for Halloween without frightening anyone. In December a unicorn stands by a decorated tree, and a unicorn in a Santa hat beside a present, along with another wearing a bow on its tail, waits on the Christmas coloring pages too.