Top 25 Disney Princess Coloring Pages For Your Little Girl

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Every little girl loves Disney princesses and enjoys listening to their stories of growth, love, and friendship. These princesses are known for their inner and outer beauty and also for their melodious voices. Disney Princesses, a Walt Disney creation, feature 11 princesses namely Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Jasmine, Merida, Pocahontas, Ariel, Belle, Mulan, Tiana, and Rapunzel. This article also includes some unofficial Disney princesses for extra fun. Step into the world of castles, princes, beasts, and fairies with these exciting coloring sheets.

Top 25 Disney Princess Coloring Pages

The popularity of these princess characters has led to the production of merchandise products like dolls, clothing, home décor, toys, apparel, coloring pages, and more. In this article, we share 25 Disney Princess coloring pages that your daughter will enjoy.

1. Snow White

Meet Snow White, the protagonist of the film, ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarves’. She is the first and the youngest of all the Disney princesses. Snow white has brown eyes, black hair, and a porcelain complexion. You can share the story of Snow White with your child while coloring.

2. Cinderella

Cinderella is the second Disney princess created. The story begins when her stepmother turns her into the family’s servant after the death of her father. Either your daughter already knows who Cinderella is or you can narrate the story while she colors the page. Either way, she would love to be part of the fairytale. Her beautiful gown is usually blue and white, but your child can use any colors they like.

3. Aurora

Aurora is the protagonist of the animated classic movie Sleeping Beauty. Aurora was cursed at birth to die before the sunset on her 16th birthday. But a good fairy weakened the curse by changing death to a deep slumber that could be awakened by true love’s kiss.

4. Ariel

Ariel is a mermaid and the daughter of King Triton, the ruler of the sea. This coloring sheet features Ariel in her human form. Ariel with her long red hair, red pout, and blue eyes is considered one of the most beautiful Disney princesses.

5. Belle

Meet Belle, the fifth princess of the Disney princess line-up. This French commoner is the heroine of the 1991 animated classic Beauty and the Beast. Her name comes from a French word, which means beauty. Belle selflessly trades her freedom for that of her father in a bargain with the Beast. She soon learns about the Beast’s virtues behind his hideous appearance and eventually falls in love with him. She is a 17-year-old girl with hazel eyes and long, brown hair. She loves to read and is very smart.

6. Jasmine

Jasmine is the spunky Arabian princess of Agrabah. She is the daughter of the Sultan of Agrabah. She always dreams of seeing what lies beyond her palace. If your daughter is fond of the Aladdin tales, this is the right coloring page. While she is busy coloring Jasmine, you could tell her the story in detail. Jasmine falls in love with Aladdin, a street urchin whom she eventually marries. This beautiful princess has long black hair and brown eyes. Jasmine is the first princess to not be the titular character in her film. She’s also the first non-white princess created by Disney.

7. Pocahontas

Pocahontas is the first Disney princess to be based on a real-life person. Pocahontas has luscious long hair and brown eyes. She is the only child of Chief Powhatan and the heiress of the kingdom. She falls in love with a man named John Smith, who helps prevent a war from commencing between the Natives and the settlers. In the end, John is wounded and sent back to London for treatment.

8. Mulan

Mulan is a brave Chinese woman who dresses up like a soldier and goes to war in place of her ailing father. The character is based on a well-known ancient Chinese poem The Ballad of Mulan. Mulan is not a royal princess. She is called a princess because of the honor bestowed on her by the Emperor for saving China.

9. Tiana

Tiana is the female protagonist of the film The Princess and the Frog. She is the first princess of African-American descent. Tiana dreams of opening her own restaurant through hard work. She kisses Prince Naveen in his frog form and turns into a frog because she kissed him for material gain.

10. Rapunzel

Rapunzel is the protagonist of the film Tangled. She is a princess with hair that is said to measure 70 feet in length. Her hair not only has magical healing powers but can also be used as a weapon. Mother Gothel kidnaps her as an infant to use her power to keep herself young. 18 years later, she sneaks out of the tower with the help of a thief, Flynn Rider, to find out about the flying lanterns. Rapunzel is the only child of the King of Corona and the princess of his kingdom. She later marries Eugene Fitzherbert, a commoner.

11. Merida

Merida is the 16-year-old daughter of Queen Elinor and King Fergus. She is the protagonist of the film Brave. The expectations and demands of the Queen cause friction between the mother and daughter. Despite her mother’s desire to see Merida as a proper royal woman, Merida turns into an impetuous girl with unruly hair. Merida is well-trained in sword fighting and is an expert equestrian. She is one of the most skilled archers in her kingdom.

12. Anna

Anna is the protagonist of the 2013 Disney animated film Frozen. She is said to be based on Gera, the protagonist from the Danish fairy tale Snedronningen or The Snow Queen. Anna is a member of the royal family. Despite being a princess, Anna is a free-spirited girl and rarely acts before thinking. Anna is the second and youngest daughter of the King and Queen of Arendelle. She has beautiful long hair, pink lips, and blue eyes.

13. Elsa

Elsa, also known as the Snow Queen, is the deuteragonist of the 2013 animated feature film Frozen. She is based on the character Kai, the Snow Queen from the fairy tale Snow Queen. Elsa is crowned the Queen of Arendelle, until her powers over ice are exposed, causing her to flee the kingdom. Elsa is an elegant girl who is loved by the town’s people. She is the first Disney princess to be considered an anti-heroine.

14. Alice

Alice is the protagonist in the film Alice in Wonderland. She is the unofficial princess of the Disney princess line-up. She is not considered a princess as she does not belong to a royal family. However, she is a princess in the game Kingdom Hearts. She is also featured in a few Disney Princess Sing-Alongs. Alice is a beautiful young girl with blonde, curly hair, blue eyes, and rosy cheeks.

15. Eilonwy

Eilonwy is the deuteragonist in The Black Cauldron, a Disney feature film. Even though she is a princess by birth, she is often not considered an official Disney Princess due to her lack of popularity. Eilonwy is a 12-year-old beautiful girl with flowing red-blonde hair, a slender figure, and blue eyes. She is a plucky, cynical, and talkative girl who goes off rants at Taran for seemingly trivial reasons. However, she is extremely caring for people close to her.

16. Esmeralda

Meet Esmeralda, the second lead of the Disney film The Hunchback of Notre Dame. She is often excluded from Disney’s princess line because of her dubious background. Esmeralda is a strong woman who is capable of defending herself. She looks beyond a person’s physical appearance and befriends a deformed yet lovable hunchback Quasmido. She is beautiful and attracts the attention of three men during the course of the film. She has tanned skin, jet-black hair, and emerald-green eyes.

17. Giselle

Giselle is the protagonist of the Disney film Enchanted. She is one of the most beautiful among Disney’s unofficial princesses. She is an archetypal Disney princess living in the perfect fantasy world of Andalasia. She has barely felt emotions like frustration and anger that are common on earth. When she comes to New York City, her experiences in her hometown make her naïve to the complexity of the earth.

18. Jane Porter

Jane is the female lead in Tarzan. She is an intelligent and beautiful young woman, with a curious mindset. She is not even afraid of venturing into the jungle to explore the wildlife. Jane is a woman in her early twenties with fair skin and brown hair. She wears a long, yellow dress with white gloves, a white petticoat, and brown boots. Jane is an affectionate woman with a kind disposition. She is also compassionate about the animals.

19. Megara

This coloring sheet features Megara, an independent, free-spirited, and quick-witted woman. Megara is world-weary and cynical, making her a typical Disney female lead. She has a low opinion of men in general because of her negative experiences with them. Megara is a slender and beautiful girl with angular features and long auburn hair that is tied in a high ponytail.

20. Sofia

Sofia is the protagonist of the television series Sofia the First. She is also featured as the protagonist in the film Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess. Sofia is not an official Disney princess. She is a young, adorable girl of humble origins. She becomes royalty after her mother’s remarriage to King Roland II.

21. Tinker Bell

Tinker Bell is another unofficial princess from the Disney Princess franchise. She is a tiny pixie fairy known for her explosive temper. Tinker Bell had made her first appearance in Peter Pan. She later appeared as the title character in several films.

22. Princess Amber

Princess Amber is the deuteragonist of the Disney Junior series Sofia the First. She is Sofia’s elder step-sister. Initially, Amber was a cold, spoiled, and bratty girl who did not like Sofia. She changed her behavior after she ripped her ball gown. Amber is a fair-skinned girl with blond hair and amber eyes. She wears a chartreuse gown and a crystal tiara.

23. Charlotte La Bouff

Charlotte La Bouff is a beautiful and flamboyant southern belle. She is the daughter of the wealthy Eli La Bouff. She is doted on and gets everything she wants ever since her childhood. This makes her self-centered and superficial. Charlotte La Bouff dreams of marrying a prince and living a storybook life. She is a 19-year-old girl with fair skin, pink lips, and blonde hair.

24. Wendy Darling

Wendy Darling is the female lead in Walt Disney’s Peter Pan. She is an adventurous 12-year-old girl who loves to tell stories. Wendy is a girl with a vivid imagination. She is a slender girl with rosy cheeks, light brown hair, pink lips, and blue eyes.

25. Disney Princesses

This coloring sheet features the major princesses from the Disney franchise. It has Ariel, Cinderella, Belle, Aurora, Snow White, and Jasmine. Your child will love filling bright colors in the images of these beautiful princesses.

These coloring sheets will allow your young one to unleash her creativity while listening to her favorite fairy tale fantasy. Besides, these coloring sheets will also help in the development of her fine motor skills, finger dexterity, and hand-eye coordination. The activity enhances concentration power and mental capacity, while also keeping the child creatively engaged.

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