The little planet flower
A friendly little alien watering one enormous flower that has grown a tiny ringed planet instead of a blossom.
Give this idea your own twistFree printable space colouring pages
Grow a planet flower, fish for moon biscuits or visit an alien market. These space colouring pages range from a little gardening scene to busy worlds full of discoveries. Download a free A4 PDF, then dream up somewhere new to explore.
A little moon explorer
A young astronaut waving beside a friendly moon rover.
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The moon’s smallest delivery
A friendly little alien riding a snail across the moon, delivering a star-shaped parcel to a tiny rocket-shaped house.
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Fishing for moon biscuits
A fox astronaut sitting on a crescent moon, using a fishing rod to catch star-shaped biscuits floating in space, with a biscuit tin beside it.
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The moon’s missing socks
A young astronaut and a friendly alien chasing floating socks in a moon rover, with a washing line stretched between two small rockets.
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Market day on a tiny planet
Friendly aliens visiting a market on a tiny planet, with stalls selling bottled shooting stars, moon-cheese wheels and floating fruit, and little spaceships parked nearby.
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What would they love to colour?
From a little click to a quiet afternoon
- Step 1:
Find a little adventure
Pick a picture together. Animals, make-believe or something wonderfully silly.
- Step 2:
Download and print
Save the free A4 PDF and print it on your usual home printer. No account needed.
- Step 3:
Make it their own
Crayons, pencils, a purple penguin. There’s no right way to bring an idea to life.
A few little questions
Are these colouring pages free?
Yes. Every PDF in this library is free to download without an account. Creating a new page from your own idea requires a grown-up’s Colour Me account, which includes 3 free creations each month.
What do I need to print them?
Download the PDF, open it and choose A4 paper in your print settings. Use “Fit to page” if your printer needs a margin. Ordinary white paper and black-and-white printing are all you need.
Can we make a page from our own idea?
Yes. A grown-up creates an account, describes the idea, reviews the finished picture and downloads the A4 PDF.
What ages are the pages for?
Colour Me is designed with children aged 4–8 in mind. Browse the previews together and choose a level of detail they will enjoy. A grown-up should review each page before sharing it.