Tiger Stretching in the Bamboo
detailed
Tiger Coloring Pages
Choose a smiling seated tiger, a pair resting side by side, or three tigers walking through reeds. Other pages explore bamboo, waterfalls, a starry sky and snowy trees. Download a favorite as an image or a PDF to print.
Choose a difficulty
Coloring Pages
Tiger Cub and the Smooth Stone
medium
Cute Sitting Tiger Cub
easy
Tiger Cub Exploring a Hollow Log
detailed
Tiger Walking in the Forest
medium
Tiger by a Jungle Stream
detailed
Tiger on a Moonlit Hill
medium
Mother Tiger and Cub
medium
Mother Tiger and Cubs in the Reeds
detailed
Tiger Sheltering from the Rain
detailed
Tiger Drinking at the Riverbank
medium
Tiger Beneath the Root Arch
detailed
A seated cub or a stream scene?
Compare the stripe size and the amount of foliage.
Broad cartoon stripes
The seated tiger has large paws and enclosed stripes, with only two grass tufts around it.
Cute Sitting Tiger Cub →
Among rocks and ferns
The standing tiger overlooks small cascades. Narrow leaves, rocks and fur marks make a longer task.
Tiger by a Jungle Stream →Separate stripes from the body
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.
Digital coloring example
- 1. Orange body
- 2. Brown stripes
- 3. White chest and muzzle
- Color the head, outer body, paws and tail orange, reserving the inner ears, muzzle and shaggy central chest.
- Fill the enclosed stripes on the forehead, cheeks, legs and tail dark brown, including the tail tip.
- Leave the reserved chest, muzzle and inner ears white; keep nose, tongue, eye highlights, grass and background uncolored.
The narrow stripes should stay separate and the white chest should be easy to see between the front legs.
More selection and activity ideas
Choose a page
Start with the seated tiger for broad spaces and little background. The forest walk and resting pair add leaves and more stripes. Bamboo, reeds, bark and snowy branches offer many smaller areas if you want more detail.
Try it together
Compare the stripe shapes across two pages, then choose colors for the water, leaves or snow around each tiger. Invent a story about where the tigers might walk next.