Free printableChristmas coloring pages PDF.
A countdown to color one box a day until Christmas Eve, and four big pages with a tree, hot cocoa, a snowman and a wreath. We drew them by hand, with thick lines that are easy to color.
- A4 and Letter pages in one PDF
- A 24-day countdown, plus one for your own ideas
- Four full pages to color
PDF · 13 pages · 560 KB
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What is in the download
- A countdown to color: 24 numbered boxes, each with a drawing: a bauble, a mug, a stocking, a bell, a gingerbread man and more.
- A countdown your way: the same 24 boxes with two lines in each, to write a small thing to do that day.
- Four big pages: a Christmas tree with presents, hot cocoa with a candy cane, a snowman in the snow and a holly wreath.
- One how-to page: four short steps and print tips.
Every page comes in A4 and in Letter. The lines are about 2 to 3 points thick and every shape is closed, so the color stays inside.
How to use the countdown
- Print the countdown on plain paper or light card.
- Hang it on the fridge or a door on December 1.
- Each morning, color the box with that day's number.
- For the countdown your way, write the small things first: a hot chocolate, a walk to see the lights, a card for a friend.
Ideas for the season
- One for each child. Print a countdown per child, so nobody has to wait for their turn to color.
- A quiet afternoon. The four big pages fill a rainy day, and they make a nice card when folded in half.
- Small things to do. Pair the countdown your way with our Christmas bucket list and pick one idea a day.
Questions
Are these coloring pages free?
Yes. The PDF is a direct download, with no email address and no sign-up.
How does the countdown work?
Hang it up on December 1 and color one box each morning, from 1 to 24. The second countdown has two lines in each box, so you can write a small thing to do that day first and color the box once it is done.
Are they for kids or for adults?
Both. The lines are thick and the shapes are simple and closed, so they are easy for small hands, and calm enough for a grown-up with a cup of tea.
What paper should I use?
Plain paper is fine for pencils and crayons. Light card takes markers without bleeding through. Print on A4 or Letter at Actual size or 100%.
Do they print in black and white?
Yes. Every page is black line art on white, so it uses very little ink.
More free pages
The Christmas paper chains have a countdown to tear off, the Christmas stickers come with gift tags, and the December 2026 calendar has the same little drawings. Children who like to color can also color our Christmas gift tags and Christmas bookmarks. All our free pages are on the printables page.