20 Beautiful Snow White Coloring Pages For Your Little Ones

Kids love listening to fairy tales, like Snow White and Cinderella. If your toddler has also watched the animated Disney film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, our Snow White coloring sheets would be a fantastic addition to their after-school activity list.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a classic Disney fairy tale of a beautiful, young princess. She had a stepmother jealous of her beauty. Fearing Snow White’s beauty would surpass hers, the wicked queen hires a huntsman to kill her. The huntsman, instead of killing, leaves her in the woods. Lost and frightened, Snow White befriends the woodland animals who lead her to the cottage of seven dwarfs. We have compiled for you some of the best free printable Snow White coloring pages featuring your kids’ favorite characters.

Top Snow White Coloring Pages For Kids

Most kids love listening to the fairy tales their parents read out to them. Their imaginations take flight with princes and princesses, and their magical tales of fantasy and adventure. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is one such story your child loves and has watched countless times on the TV. So, here is a beautiful collection of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs coloring pages to print out and color, offering hours of entertainment to your kids.

1. Prince and Princess dancing

Prince Florian is the handsome lover of Snow White. Even though he only appears twice in the film, he plays the most important role of bringing Snow White back to life. The Prince falls in love with Snow White when he hears her singing at the wishing well. The coloring page shows the image of Snow White and Prince Florian dancing.

2. Snow White

Snow White is the main protagonist of Disney’s first feature-length film — Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. She is naïve, sentimental, helpful, kind, and resilient. She is so innocent that she cannot see any evil in the world. This makes her vulnerable to her wicked stepmother, Queen Grimhilde. She acts as a mother figure to the forest animals and seven dwarfs.

We have a beautiful image of Snow White with her white skin and ebony black hair. Her attire is light blue, yellow, and red but your child can use any shade of their choice.

3. The poisoned apple

The wicked queen, disguised as an old woman, persuades Snow White to eat a magical apple. She told her that eating it would make all her dreams come true. Snow White takes a bite of the poisoned apple and falls to the ground, causing her to fall into Sleeping Death.

The witch is an iconic character in the film. So, we have brought you an image of the witch handing over the poisoned apple to Snow White.

4. Love at first kiss

You can see a classic picture of the Prince kissing the lifeless body of Snow White.

Snow White, tricked by the wicked queen, eats the poisoned apple, which causes her to fall into the Sleeping Death. The dwarfs place the lifeless body of Snow White in a glass coffin and take it to the forest. The prince then visits the forest and places a kiss on her lips, which breaks the curse and brings her back to life. He then destroys the magic mirror and takes Snow White to his castle, where they live happily ever after.

5. Sleepy dwarf

Sleepy is one of the seven dwarfs in this animated film. As his name suggests, Sleepy is always droopy-eyed and eager to fall asleep all the time. Despite being lazy, he is the most sensible and observant of all the dwarfs.

We have an amazing picture of Sleepy with his mouth wide open in a yawn. One of his eyes is more squashed than the other, suggesting his perpetual weariness.

6. Snow White with the forest animals

Forest animals also play an important role in the story of this beautiful princess. The deer, rabbits, raccoons, squirrels, and quails make it their priority to help and protect her throughout the film. These forest animals help her to move into the house of the seven dwarfs when she becomes tired.

One of our coloring pages shows an adorable image of Snow White sitting with the forest animals. Just like most Disney princesses, Snow White also maintains a true friendship with the animals around her.

7. The evil queen

Queen Grimhilde, also known as the Wicked Queen, is the main antagonist of the story. She is a menacing villain. An icily beautiful woman with a slender figure and long, black hair, she is not interested in the affairs with the kingdom. She wants to be the fairest and most beautiful in the land.

Queen, insecure about Snow White’s beauty, transforms into a witch to do away with her. We have a Snow White coloring sheet that shows the Queen plotting with her pet Raven.

8. Magic mirror

“Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?” Within the Magic Mirror dwells a spirit that speaks the truth in the reverse form. The mirror informs the queen that she is “the fairest one of all.” One day, much to her dismay, the mirror informs her that Snow White is now the fairest in the land.

The Queen, in the picture, summons the spirit in the Magic Mirror to ask who is the fairest in the kingdom.

9. Snow White and the seven dwarfs

The seven dwarfs in the story live in a tiny cottage in the woods. Snow White happens to stumble into their house after being freed by the huntsman. The dwarfs agreed to keep her in the house if she cooked and cleaned for them. They are quite protective of Snow White.

We have an adorable picture of Snow White and the seven dwarfs having fun together. The image lacks some color, so have your little one bring it to life with some crayons.

10. The Queen’s huntsman

After being told by the Magical Mirror that Snow White is the fairest in the kingdom, the Queen hires a huntsman to take the princess to a secluded area in the forest and kill her. She also asks Humbert, the huntsman, to get Snow White’s heart in a box as proof. However, moved by Snow White’s kindness, the huntsman decides not to kill her and leaves her in the woods. In the image, we see Humbert advancing toward Snow White while holding a dagger.

11. Dancing with dwarfs

Snow White is having a great time with the dwarves. She swirls her skirts while dancing, and little Dopey and Happy join in. We see Dopey standing on Happy’s shoulder, they are wearing a long overcoat, and Happy is poking his head out of it. Dopey is just pretending to look tall and Happy reveals the secret of his height.

The picture is full of positive vibes, and your child will love coloring it.

12. Who’s there?

Snow White has just escaped from the hands of the huntsman. The huntsman was about to kill her but took pity on her and asked her to escape from her stepmother.

She crossed the dangerous jungle and reached the tiny cottage at the end of the forest. She knocks to see whether anyone is inside but doesn’t get any answer. So, she enters the house quietly. With her are the animals of the jungle, who became her close friends later.

13. Washing the plates

Snow White takes care of the dwarfs’ household every day. She cooks, washes the dishes, makes the bed, and keeps everything spick and span. The dwarfs are on holiday and they are helping out Snow White with her household chores, so they have enough time to sing and dance.

Ask your child to help you out in household chores and this will teach them to be more responsible.

14. Searching for the real gem

The dwarfs stay in a small cottage at the forest’s edge and work in the mines. In the picture, we see a dwarf checking the quality of the gem they found in the mines in the light of the lantern. The dwarfs used to check the shine of the gems before discarding them.

Your child might ask you who a dwarf is, you can say that a person with a very short height is called a dwarf. It happens because the body’s ability to grow becomes stunted.

Other than coloring the picture, your child can join the dots on the lantern to reveal its mystery and complete the entire picture.

15. Kissing adieu

Snow White found peace and happiness in the company of the seven dwarfs. In the picture, we see her performing an early morning ritual. Snow White always kissed the dwarfs goodbye on their heads. The dwarfs took off their cap and took her kiss willingly. Dopey played truant, he entered from the window, to get a kiss a second time! That’s how little children ask for extra affection all the time. They are as innocent as Dopey and sometimes shy too!

16. Pie is ready

Snow White sneaks inside the Dwarf’s house, situated at the end of a jungle. She has escaped unhurt and has to stay away from the wicked queen. So, the dwarf’s house seemed to her like a haven. The dwarfs allowed her to stay in their house on one condition: she had to keep the house clean and cook for them when they went to work in the mines.

In the picture, Snow White is holding onto a pie she made for the seven dwarfs. This picture has many details and your little one will enjoy coloring it.

17. Celebration all around

After Snow White took a bite of the poisoned apple given by her vindictive stepmother, she fell into a deep sleep. The dwarfs were not able to revive her.

She was looking so beautiful even in death that the dwarfs didn’t bury her in a coffin. They kept her body in the glass coffin and were mourning around her coffin with no hope of her coming back to life. Well, the protagonist never dies in a children’s tale — it has to have a happy ending. So, a Prince charming was passing by and he came down from his white horse. When he saw Snow White, he was deeply in love at first sight. He kissed her and she came back to life. The dwarfs were simply overjoyed to see their favorite Snow White alive again.

The prince asked her to marry him and he took her in her arms. As we see in the picture, the dwarfs are celebrating their happy union.

Which girl doesn’t dream of a prince charming sweeping her off her feet? Your child might not understand love, but can surely understand deep affection. They will truly feel happy for Snow White at the end of the story!

18. Tough Work

Snow White’s mother died at childbirth and her father remarried. The new wife or Snow White’s stepmother was not very kind to Snow White. She was jealous of Snow White’s enchanting beauty. This wicked queen made her do all the household chores and wear tattered clothing to undermine her beauty. However, true beauty always comes to the surface; it can never be hidden. Snow White became more beautiful day by day and this made the Queen insecure, so she finally planned to get her killed by a huntsman. However, Snow White escaped unscathed due to the huntsman’s kind nature.

You can tell your child the entire story of Snow white and your memories associated with this classic tale as they color the picture.

19. Cute Dopey

Dopey is the only dwarf who doesn’t have a beard. He is clumsy and mute; he is described by Happy (another Dwarf) as the one who never tried to speak. In the picture, we see a cute version of Dopey, with his hat larger than his little head. Dopey’s character is similar to Gideon the Cat in Pinocchio and Dumbo the Circus Elephant. In the film adaptions of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the voice of Dopey was provided by Eddie Collins, and by Jimmy McDonald and Dee Bradley Baker in the 7D version of the same film.

20. Singing by the well

In the picture, we see Snow White singing into the well. She is watching her reflection in the well after she draws water from the well.

The scenery around her is beautiful, so your child will love coloring the backdrop of the picture. There is no one to give her company as she is an orphan and has a wicked stepmother jealous of her beauty. So, birds are her best companions to whom she opens her mind.

Snow White is one of the most favorite Walt Disney Characters. The little readers will be able to empathize with Snow White and be happy for her at the end of the story. Children are sentimental and they love to hear stories with a lot of emotions. Make the coloring session fun and interactive, and use the story of Snow White to teach lessons about life. Happy coloring!