Bluey and Bingo run side by side through an outdoor scene, holding hands and looking like they've just spotted something surprising. Color Bluey in her classic blue-cyan with an orange shirt, and Bingo in warm orange with a yellow top. Add the rolling green hills and tree trunks last for a finished outdoor feel.
Bluey Coloring Pages
Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, and Chilli are ready to play — and our team drew every page in this collection ourselves, in the show's warm fan-art style. You'll find the whole Heeler family here, along with friends from around the neighborhood like Honey, Coco, Snickers, Mackenzie, and Chloe, plus favorites like Chattermax and Unicorse.
We made these to suit every age. Little ones can start with bold, single-character outlines like Bluey waving or a Bandit portrait, while older kids and grown-ups who like to slow down and unwind can take their time with busier scenes — backyard games like Keepy Uppy, a family beach day, or one of our detailed Bluey mandalas. There are seasonal pages too, from Halloween and Christmas to Easter and Valentine's.
Every page is free to download as an individual PDF with no signup, and prints cleanly at home on US Letter or A4. Use them for a quiet afternoon, a Bluey-themed birthday party, or a rainy day in the classroom. Pick your favorite, hit print, and start coloring.
All Bluey coloring pages
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Bluey stands tall and waves hello, her name spelled out in bold letters below her feet. Color her sky blue with lighter patches on her chest and face, and give her bow a cheerful red. A great first Bluey page for young fans just getting started.
Bandit, Chilli, Bluey, and Bingo all crowd under one big umbrella as rain falls around them, the umbrella wearing a cheeky smiley face. Color the family in their usual blues and oranges, then pick a bright color for the umbrella to make it stand out. A cozy rainy-day page for the whole family.
Bluey strides along holding her xylophone high in one hand and gripping a mallet in the other, mouth open mid-song. Color each xylophone bar a different shade of the rainbow, Bluey in sky blue, and the floating notes in bright yellow. A lively page for young music fans.
Bingo has both arms thrown wide open with a huge smile, looking ready to give someone a hug. Color her warm orange with lighter patches on her chest and face, and a red bow on her head. A sweet companion piece to the Bluey character page.
Bluey and Bingo break out a dance together, arms wide and eyes bright, with musical notes drifting all around them. Color Bluey in sky blue and Bingo in warm orange, then fill the floating notes in goldenrod. The open sheet music book adds a nice detail to finish off the page.
Bandit and Chilli stand in the back while Bluey and Bingo crowd in front, all four Heelers together in a park setting with trees behind them. Color Bandit in deep blue, Chilli in warm orange, and give each family member their signature markings. A scene worth printing for any Bluey fan.
Bluey sits with one arm around a younger heeler pup, both settled in the grass with a bird gliding overhead. Color Bluey in sky blue and her companion in warm orange-tan, with leafy green for the grass clumps. A sweet page full of warmth and calm.
Bluey and four of her friends pose together under a sunny sky filled with fluffy clouds, a smiley-faced sun shining above. Color each pup in their own style, from Bluey's sky blue to the spotted Dalmatian-type and the curly-haired poodle. A great page for kids who love the whole Bluey friend group.
Bluey stands on a cheerful flower lawn and waves, surrounded by daisy-like blooms, grass tufts, and clouds overhead, her name in big bubble letters below. Color Bluey in sky blue, the flowers in warm yellows and pinks, and the sky a soft pale blue. A bright summery page with plenty to color.
Bluey stands with a slightly smug look on her face, a diamond shape on her belly and a little heart portrait in the corner. Color her sky blue with a contrasting shade for the diamond, then fill the heart frame in warm red or pink. A charming page for Bluey fans who love her more confident side.
Bluey leaps forward with arms and legs flying, wearing an oversized striped party hat that tilts sideways on her head. Color Bluey in sky blue, then pick two contrasting colors for the hat's stripes. The clean background keeps all the focus on Bluey and her hat.
Bluey has her arms flung up in excitement, wearing a Santa hat and a cozy scarf with two wrapped Christmas presents at her side. Color Bluey in sky blue, the Santa hat in bold red with white trim, and the presents in any festive colors you like. A great Christmas coloring page for Bluey fans.
Bluey rides a bicycle with Bingo strapped into the back seat, both wearing helmets and sunglasses as they head out together. Color the bike in a bold red, Bluey in sky blue, and Bingo in warm orange, with matching yellow helmets for a coordinated look. A fun active-day page for Bluey fans.
Bluey holds her xylophone up high with one foot raised, mallet poised and mouth wide open as she plays. Color each xylophone bar a different bright color from the widest at the bottom to the narrowest at the top. The open background lets Bluey's performance take center stage.
Muffin leans in close and hugs her little sister Socks, both pups sitting together in a warm, peaceful pose. Color Muffin and Socks in closely related oranges, with Socks's ear beads in a bright contrasting color. A sweet page for fans of Bluey's extended family.
Bluey and Bingo jump high with their paws stretched toward a big balloon bobbing above them, both grinning mid-air. Color Bluey a soft blue-grey and Bingo a warm reddish-tan, with cream patches on their ears and bellies. Leave a few thin motion lines around their paws to show the bounce.
Bandit strikes a playful pose with his paws propped on his hips and a big grin on his face. Color him a deep blue-grey with cream patches on his ears and belly, and add a few small dots for his freckly cheek. The bold, simple shapes make this one easy to finish in one sitting.
Bluey kneels on the sand, patting together a three-turret sandcastle while the sun shines and waves roll in behind her. Color her fur heeler blue, the sand warm golden yellow, and the sea a soft aqua. Add tiny arched windows to the castle towers for a fun finishing touch.
Bandit, Chilli, Bluey, and Bingo pose together on the sand with their umbrella, beach ball, and towel spread out behind them. Color Bandit and Bluey in cool heeler blue, Chilli and Bingo in warm reddish tan, and give the floral swimsuits a mix of bright petal colors.
Bluey throws her arms in the air, party hat on, as balloons and a candle-topped cake surround her. Color her hat and the balloons in bright primary shades, then save the golden candle flames for a fun pop of color. The bunting overhead makes a great spot for a rainbow pattern.
Bluey and Bingo wrap each other in a big hug, eyes closed and smiling as hearts float all around them. Color Bluey heeler blue and Bingo warm tan, then fill each heart a different soft shade like pink, red, or lavender. This one is sweet and simple, perfect for a quick coloring break.
Bluey struts out in a pointed witch hat, swinging her jack-o-lantern bucket under a crescent moon and a single star. Color her hat classic witchy purple, her fur heeler blue, and the pumpkin bucket bright orange. The wide open background leaves plenty of room to add your own spooky sky.
Bluey races after Chattermax, arms pumping and paws kicking up little motion lines behind her. Color Bluey in soft heeler blue with tan ear patches, and give Chattermax orange fuzzy hair, a sky blue body, and a bright pink nose. Keep the chase feeling lively with loose, quick strokes on the motion lines.
Bluey stands in her backyard garden, waving beside potted ferns, flower clusters, and a tall picket fence lined with leaves. Color her in classic heeler blue, then bring the garden to life with leaf green, rose pink petals, and warm yellow flower centers. Save the tiny petals for last so your lines stay crisp.
Chilli raises one paw in a cheerful wave, her paw pads showing and a warm smile on her face. Color her a warm reddish-brown with cream patches on her ears and belly. The simple, bold shapes make this a quick and easy page to finish.
Bluey and Bingo crouch beside a woven basket piled high with patterned Easter eggs, each pup holding one of their own. Color the eggs in playful zigzags, dots, and wavy stripes using teal, coral, and golden yellow. Save the basket weave for last so the crisscross lines stay neat.
Bluey's face fills the page with a big happy grin and extra-thick lines that are simple to fill in. Color her fur soft blue-grey and her ear patches a light tan. This one's perfect for a quick coloring session with a young Bluey fan.
Bandit and Chilli stand behind Bluey and Bingo in a warm family portrait, framed by an ornate border of diamonds, circles, and paw prints. Color the parents in deeper blue and rust brown, and the pups in lighter blue and tan, with each spot picked out individually. The decorative frame rewards small repeated patterns.
Chilli sits on the couch with an open book, Bluey tucked under one arm and Bingo under the other, blankets pulled up to their chins. Warm oranges for Chilli, blue for Bluey, and tan for Bingo, with each throw in a different pattern. Save the fringe and the star blanket for last.
Bluey and Bingo lie side by side in zipped sleeping bags outside a tent, with a lantern glowing between them. Deep navy suits the starry sky, with green and orange bags and warm amber lantern light. Leave every star white so the night sky really sparkles.
This one is a mask you color first and wear after, with a dotted line marking the cut and two eye holes ready to punch out. Bright blue across the top of the face, cream on the muzzle and cheeks, and a solid black nose do the trick. Thicker paper helps if you have it.
Four heelers hang ornaments on a tall Christmas tree while presents stack up on a patterned rug beneath it. Deep green for the tree, warm reds and golds for the baubles, and a bright star on top. Stockings, garlands, and two wreaths give you plenty more to fill in.
This close-up look at Bandit shows off his tall ears, round eyes, and relaxed smile. Color him a deep blue-grey with cream patches at the base of his ears. The large, simple shapes make this a great quick page for younger colorists.
This close-up view of Chilli highlights her tall ears, round eyes, and gentle smile. Color her a warm reddish-brown with cream patches at the base of her ears. The big, simple shapes make this an easy first page for new colorists.
Bluey and Bingo waddle side by side, dressed up as grannies with headscarves, glasses, and cozy cardigans. Color the headscarves dusty rose, the cardigans sage green, and leave Bluey's ears heeler blue and Bingo's tan. The scalloped skirts are fun to fill in with a bright contrast color.
Bluey chases after Bingo, both pups mid-stride with motion lines trailing behind them. Color Bluey's fur a soft blue-grey and Bingo's a warm ginger tan, leaving their paw pads and grins bright. A light green for the grass tufts ties the whole scene together.
Chattermax stands with paws forward and a big open-mouthed smile, ready for a chat. Color his fluffy body a soft lilac purple, his heart marking pink, and his big eyes dark brown. The fuzzy wing-like ears are a great spot to add extra texture with a lighter shade.
Muffin throws both arms straight up and lets out a big shout, one sock still pulled up on her foot. Color her in warm reddish brown with cream ear patches and belly, and give the single sock a soft pastel shade. The bold, simple lines make this a great pick for a quick coloring session.
Socks stands with big floppy ears, a wagging curled tail, and a happy open-mouth grin. Color her in warm golden tan with cream on her muzzle and paws, and add a soft pastel touch to the little ball charms on her ears. The rounded, simple shapes are perfect for a first coloring session.
Uncle Stripe waves hello, grinning wide with one paw lifted in the air. Color his coat blue grey with a lighter cream belly and muzzle, and keep his nose solid black. Thick lines make this one an easy win for crayons.
Nana Chris wraps an arm around Bluey and Bingo, and both pups lean in happily. Give her curly hair soft silver grey and her cardigan a warm mustard yellow, with sky blue for Bluey and orange tan for Bingo. Save the tiny cardigan buttons for last.
Coco stands proud with a bow tucked behind one ear and puffs of curly fur at every ankle. Bubblegum pink suits her coat, with a deeper rose for the bow and a solid black nose and eyes. Try a lighter pink on the puffs so they stand out from her body.
Snickers stands side-on with his very long body stretched between four short legs and one paw lifted. Warm chestnut brown works well for his back, with a lighter tan along his chest and a glossy black nose. Wide open shapes mean crayons will not let you down here.
Honey sits neatly with her big round glasses perched on her muzzle and both ears hanging soft at the sides. Try light golden tan for her coat, cream for the chest and paws, and a warm coral for the glasses frames. Leave the lenses white so her eyes still read clearly.
Chloe and Bluey stand shoulder to shoulder at the school gate, backpacks strapped on and ready for the day. Color Chloe cream with soft grey spots and Bluey in his usual blues, then pick two different backpack colors. A warm brown suits the wooden gate posts behind them.
Mackenzie swings a leg through the ball and Bluey reaches up, paws out, to meet it mid-air. Black and white are the giveaway for Mackenzie's border collie coat, with a bright jersey and green grass underfoot. Keep the ball panels crisp white and black for that classic look.
Bluey is up on Bandit's shoulders with both arms flung wide, and Bandit holds her steady by the paws. Give Bandit a deeper blue grey than Bluey so the two coats read apart, with cream bellies and muzzles on both. A soft grey works for his dark ear markings.
Bluey jumps straight into a puddle with both arms out and a huge grin on her face. Her coat takes the classic bright blue with a cream belly and muzzle, and the puddle looks great in muddy browns. Leave the flying droplets pale so they pop against the splash.
Bluey has the full doctor kit on: white coat, stethoscope round her neck, and a clipboard in one paw. Keep the coat crisp white with grey shadows, give the stethoscope a silver chest piece, and let her blue coat do the color work. A pale blue lifts the clipboard paper.
Bluey has gone full pirate, sword up in one paw and a treasure map in the other, with a chest waiting by her feet. A black hat with a white skull, a tan wooden sword, and an aged parchment map cover most of it. Make the map X bold red so it draws the eye.
Bingo balances on pointe with her arms held in a soft arch above her head. Her orange tan coat pairs beautifully with a blush pink tutu and matching ribboned slippers. Give the tutu ruffles two shades of pink so each layer stands apart from the one below.
Bluey leans into a telescope on a hillside while constellations, shooting stars, and a cratered moon fill the sky above. Deep indigo works for the night, with soft greens for the hills and flowers below. Leave the stars and the moon craters pale so they read against the dark.
Bluey wraps both arms around a floppy-eared toy and holds it close, hearts drifting all around her. Keep her coat classic blue and give the toy a soft cream so the hug stands out. Color the hearts in three or four different pinks and reds instead of one flat shade.
Bluey grins from the middle of a mandala built out of paw prints, bones, petals, and dots. Pick two or three blues and let each ring alternate so the pattern reads from across the room. Working one ring at a time keeps the symmetry from getting away from you.
Bluey tips a watering can over the flower bed while Bingo holds up a daisy, three butterflies drifting above them. Layer several pinks, yellows, and purples through the blooms so no two neighbors match. A ladybug on the bottom leaf is worth a spot of bright red.
Unicorse glares straight ahead with a frown, a striped horn, and both puppet arms held out. Purple is his signature, with a paler lilac mane and a soft grey horn. Big open shapes and thick lines mean crayons handle this one without any trouble.
The family house stands in full Queenslander style, veranda railings, bay window, and a mango tree leaning over the roof. Soft cream weatherboards and a silvery tin roof keep it true to the show, with deep greens for the tree. The mangoes are a good excuse for warm orange.
Chilli sits on the floor with baby Bluey bundled in a blanket, both looking right at each other. Warm orange for Chilli and bright blue for Bluey keep them apart, with a soft mint blanket between. The ball, rattle, and stacking rings are your chance to go bold.
Bluey and Bingo cheer behind a table stacked with roast turkey, pumpkins, pie, corn, and dinner rolls. Golden browns for the turkey and pie crust, warm orange for the pumpkins, and buttery yellow for the corn. Save the tiny garnish berries around the platter for last.
A round-cheeked Bluey waves hello beneath an arching rainbow, with five chunky stars filling the space around her. Classic blue for her coat and cream for her belly, then the full spectrum across the rainbow bands. Yellow stars finish it without any fuss.
Bingo stands front and center in a chunky chibi style, eight hearts drifting around her. Warm orange tan suits her coat with a cream belly and muzzle, and her nose reads best in soft brown. Mix pinks and reds across the hearts so no two next to each other match.
Bluey stands in the corner with both paws clamped over her eyes while Bingo peeks out from behind a long curtain. Blue for Bluey, orange tan for Bingo, and a soft dusty rose for the curtain. Warm honey tones on the floorboards pull the whole room together.
Bluey scoots along under a bright sun, helmet strapped on and one back leg kicked out for speed. Blue for her coat, a bold red helmet, and a silver scooter frame make a clean combination. Leave the little speed lines behind the wheel uncolored so they still read.
Two curly-haired grannies sit side by side on the bus, handbags on their laps and glasses on their noses. Silver grey curls, a lilac cardigan on one and a rose shawl on the other, with pale blue skies through the windows. The passengers behind them are worth a second palette.
Chattermax has ended up in the bathroom sink, arms up and eyes enormous, wedged between two taps. Bright orange fur with a lilac tuft on top makes him pop against pale mint tiles. Keep the sink white with grey shading so the toy stays the loudest thing on the page.
Fun things to do with your Bluey coloring pages
Make Heeler family finger puppets
Color and cut out Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, and Chilli. Then, tape each one to a small paper ring that is the size of a finger. Reenact your favorite episodes — play a game of Keepy Uppy, go on an adventure in Shadowlands, or have dinner at the Heeler house.
Design your own heeler pup
Bluey is a blue heeler and Bingo is a red heeler. Color a blank Bluey outline in new colors. Then invent a name, a favorite game, and where your new pup fits into the heeler family. Great for kids who love making up characters of their own.
Build a Bluey games memory match
Print two copies of pages showing different games from the show — Keepy Uppy, Magic Xylophone, Shadowlands, and Featherwand. Color the cards, cut them into matching pairs, and flip them face down to make a classic memory game that the whole family can play.
Make Bluey birthday party placemats
Color a Heeler family page for each guest, write their name across the top, and lay one at every seat at the table. It goes well with a blue cake and can be given to guests to take home after the party is over.
Create Bluey character bookmarks
Print the color pages of Bluey, Bingo, Honey, Rusty, or Muffin. Then, cut around each character and glue them to a strip of card stock. Each chapter is written by a different character, which makes reading time feel like watching an episode of the show.
Start a Heeler family scrapbook
Color one page each week and add a sentence underneath about a Bluey episode you watched together. In just a few months, you'll have a whole journal full of family memories. It'll be a lovely keepsake that both parents and kids will love.
Set up a classroom calm corner
Choose the gentler pages — like Sleepytime scenes, quiet backyard moments, and the Heeler family reading together — and pin them low on a wall in a quiet classroom corner. They give little kids something soft to look at when they need a break from group time.
Play Magic Xylophone freeze
Color a Magic Xylophone page and put it on the wall to use as the "freeze" signal. Put on the Bluey theme song and dance around. Whenever a parent points to the page, everyone stops moving, just like Bandit does in the episode.