Butterfly Coloring Pages

A graceful butterfly with fan-shaped upper wings and rounded petal lower wings fills the page with a flowing, organic outline. Color the upper and lower wings in complementary shades, like deep teal for the upper fans and warm gold for the lower petals. The simple sections make this a relaxing coloring session.

A large butterfly rests near tufts of grass, wings spread wide to show off eye spots and curving sections. Try warm amber for the upper wings, pale cream for the inner panels, and dark brown for the eye spots. A light-to-dark gradient from the body outward makes the wings glow.

A cheerful butterfly with a big smile flies toward a tulip, its wings covered in bold ring-shaped spots. Color the wings warm orange with yellow highlights, and the tulip soft coral with a bright green stem. The ringed spots look great with a contrasting color inside each circle.

A round-bodied butterfly with enormous anime-style eyes sits on a grassy mound, wings spread and tiny antennae curled. Color the wings soft lavender or sky blue, the big eyes warm amber, and the grass fresh green. The chunky body and simple wing shapes make this one perfect for young kids.

A cute cartoon butterfly floats among three daisy flowers, its wings decorated with big hearts and a swirly curl. Color the wings bright pink or purple, the daisies sunshine yellow with white petals, and the leaves fresh green. The thick bold shapes make this one ideal for crayons.

A smiling butterfly hovers above while fall leaves of every shape fill the lower half of the page: holly, monstera, and long pointed blades. Color the butterfly warm orange and the leaves in mixed fall tones, from golden yellow to burnt sienna and deep green. The varied leaf shapes keep the page interesting all the way through.

Eight butterflies with different wing patterns are arranged in two columns, from bold fan stripes to intricate scroll designs. Try giving each butterfly its own color scheme for a rainbow effect, or stick to one palette across all eight for a cohesive result. The variety makes this a great page for trying out different techniques.

A butterfly with oval-spotted wings fills the center of a dense floral background with daisy flowers, five-petal blooms, and scattered leaves. Color the butterfly in warm amber and orange, the daisies in white and yellow, and the leaves in shades of green. The ornamental layout rewards a patient, section-by-section approach.

A large butterfly with wings packed in chevron and herringbone patterns fills the center, surrounded by floating heart outlines. Try deep plum and soft lilac for the wing rows, alternating light and dark through the geometric sections. Color the hearts a bright contrasting shade to frame the whole scene.

A very simple cartoon butterfly with four large rounded wings and a happy smiling face leaves nearly all the space open for color. Try bright purple for the outer wings and light lilac for the inner ovals, or go bold with a different color on each wing. This is ideal for the youngest colorists and anyone who wants a quick, relaxing session.

Three butterflies swoop across the page, each with a different wing pattern: oval spots, swirling curls, and zigzag stripes. Try each one in its own color scheme, bright coral for the spotted butterfly, sky blue for the swirly one, and warm yellow for the striped one. Two small birds in the corner finish the scene.

Five butterflies fill the page, one large at the center and four smaller in the corners, all wings covered in wavy lines, spots, and heart shapes. Color the large central butterfly in warm terracotta and dusty rose, then pick lighter coordinating shades for the corner four. The wavy line sections reward patient blending.

A round-faced butterfly with enormous lashed eyes fills the center, surrounded by floating bubbles of all sizes. Color the face soft teal or lavender, the bubbles pale blue with white highlights, and leave the black pupils as is for that striking contrast. The scatter of large and small circles keeps the page interesting to fill.

A butterfly with banded wings sits at the center of four daisy flowers, one tucked into each corner. Color the wings warm orange with dark brown bands and white circle spots, and fill the daisies sunshine yellow with golden centers. The symmetrical layout makes it satisfying to work through one section at a time.

A happy cartoon butterfly floats with one wing covered in scattered hearts of all sizes, from a big bold one to tiny outlines. Color the heart wing soft pink or rose with the hearts a deeper shade for contrast, and the oval-spotted lower wing a complementary blue or purple. The striped body ties the two wing styles together.

A butterfly with large simple oval wings floats in a sky dotted with hearts of all sizes. Color the wings sky blue or soft purple, the ring circles ivory or white, and the hearts rosy pink or red for a sweet Valentine feel. The large open shapes make this one ideal for younger kids.

A large cartoon butterfly grins from the top half while a bee, a spotty snail, and two daisy flowers fill the lower scene. Color the butterfly warm yellow and orange, the snail's shell lime green with black spots, and the bee in yellow and black stripes. The mix of character sizes makes the page feel like a little nature story.

A single large butterfly fills the page in a clean, minimal style, open wings with gentle curved outlines and organic scalloped edges. Color the whole butterfly in your favorite shade, from soft lavender to warm coral, and add a slightly darker tone for the inner sections. The simple open shapes suit any age and any coloring tool.

A large butterfly with fan-shaped lower wings spreads out at the center, surrounded by small daisy flowers and leaf shapes scattered across the page. Color the butterfly in warm peach or coral with teal ovals on the wings, and the daisies sunshine yellow with golden centers. The floating flowers and leaves give you plenty of variety to work through.

A cheerful cartoon butterfly hovers above a summer flower garden, arms wide and wings spread, with two shooting stars overhead. Color the butterfly bright yellow and orange, the large center pansy soft coral or violet, and the smaller daisies sunshine yellow. The busy garden scene gives you plenty to explore.

A cheerful cartoon butterfly has each wing decorated with a different shape: circles, stars, hearts, and four-pointed sparkles. Color each wing a different bright shade, using a deeper tone for the shapes inside. The bold outlines and clear shapes make this one satisfying to fill in.