Koala Coloring Pages

Browse koalas hugging trunks, reaching for leaves, resting on branches and walking between trees. The collection includes single koalas, two differently sized koalas together and a scene with three koalas at different heights. Download and print the coloring pages for free.

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A koala hugs a eucalyptus trunk with its paws and feet.

Koala Hugging a Tree

easy

A koala sits on a branch and holds eucalyptus leaves to its mouth.

Koala Eating Eucalyptus Leaves

easy

A koala sleeps in a broad tree fork with its eyes closed.

Koala Napping in a Tree Fork

easy

A smaller koala on the back of a larger koala gripping a slanting tree trunk.

Koala Joey Riding on a Back

medium

A larger koala holding a smaller koala against its chest in a tree fork.

Koala with a Joey on Its Chest

medium

A koala grips a slanted eucalyptus trunk with four limbs.

Koala Climbing a Trunk

medium

A seated koala stretches one front paw up toward a leafy branch.

Koala Reaching Up for Leaves

medium

A koala walks on four paws between eucalyptus trees.

Koala Walking between Trees

medium

A small koala hugs a broad branch beside eucalyptus leaves.

Koala Joey on a Branch

easy

A koala in a tree fork with a hind foot raised beside its ear.

Koala Scratching by Its Ear

medium

Three koalas rest in separate tree forks among long eucalyptus leaves.

Three Koalas in Tree Forks

detailed

A koala reaching from a tree fork to a leafy branch on the right.

Koala Pulling a Leafy Branch

medium

Choose grooming or holding a leaf

Look at how the limbs meet the branch. The two pictures show different actions.

A foot raised to the ear

This koala touches its ear with a raised hind foot. Choose it to follow the limbs around a simple forked trunk.

Koala Scratching by Its Ear →

Holding a leaf

Choose the leaf-meal picture for smaller fingers, leaves and a clear object held near the face.

Koala Eating Eucalyptus Leaves →

Keep the koala separate from the tree

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Try it on paper

Original coloring page: Koala Scratching by Its Ear →

Gray koala grooming its ear on a brown forked trunk, with white chest and dark nose. — A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.

1. Light gray fur
2. Charcoal nose
3. Brown trunk

Color the outer fur light gray, including the raised hind foot. Leave the chest and fluffy inner ears white.
Use charcoal on the large oval nose without covering eye highlights.
Color the forked trunk brown, keeping the bark lines and gripping paws visible.

You should be able to follow the raised foot and see where the paws grip the tree.

Describe the action before coloring

Follow the raised hind leg from the body to the ear. Then look at the paws holding the tree. Naming these visible parts helps avoid coloring the branch as part of the koala.

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Choose a page

The koala hugging a trunk and the koala with a leafy twig have broad body shapes and fewer background details. For more small areas, choose the two-koala scenes, the leafy canopy with round shapes or the three-koala tree. Compare the bark lines, fur edges and leaf outlines before choosing.

Try it together

Find the round ears, oval noses and paws touching the branches. On the three-koala page, compare the poses and choose a different color for each leafy twig. Then imagine what the koalas might do next in your picture.

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