Pixel Art Coloring Pages

Explore pictures built from little squares. Bold outlines separate the main shapes, while fine grid lines let children color individual cells or larger areas. These pages have no numbers or color key: every palette is welcome.

Choose a difficulty

Choose a page

Try the cat or apple for a single central shape, the butterfly for matching wing patterns, or the robot and locomotive for separate panels and wheels. Follow the bold shape outlines, then decide whether to color each little square or a larger area. Colored pencils work well in the small cells; print on A4 or US Letter with the picture fitted to the page.

Try it together

Choose a few colors and fill neighboring squares with the same shade, or invent a repeating pattern. There is no required color sequence.

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