Color by number pages and I go way back. I still remember the first time I sat down with one as an adult and thought “wait, this is actually really relaxing” and then suddenly two hours had disappeared and I had zero regrets about it.
There is something genuinely magical about the combination of a familiar Disney character and a numbered grid waiting to be filled in. It takes all the pressure of deciding what colors go where completely off the table, and what you are left with is just pure focused enjoyment. I put together this collection of 20 Disney-inspired color by number pages because I wanted a mix that had something for everyone.
Some pages in here are sweet and simple, some are seriously detailed and satisfying, and a few of them are the kind you will absolutely want to frame when you are done. My personal favorites involve ball gowns and sea creatures but I will let you make up your own mind. All you need is your favorite set of pencils or markers and a little bit of uninterrupted time to yourself.
Trust me, once you start you will not want to stop.
Mickey Mouse Color By Number Standing Tall
This color by number page features Mickey Mouse in his classic standing pose, arms slightly out and that big goofy grin front and center. The design is divided into clearly labeled sections numbered 1 through 8, covering everything from his iconic round ears to his oversized shoes. The line work is bold and clean throughout, making each section easy to identify, and the shapes range from large open areas on his shorts and body to smaller detailed zones around his face and nose. It has that satisfying puzzle-like quality where every little region fits together like a mosaic.
I absolutely love how this page strikes the perfect balance between structure and creativity. Because the numbers guide you, there’s zero pressure to figure out what colors go where, which honestly makes the whole experience so much more relaxing. It’s the kind of page I’d pull out with a cup of tea after a long day, knowing I’ll end up with something really polished and cute without any stress. And Mickey’s expressive face with all those little numbered sections around his eyes and nose keeps things interesting the whole way through.
Donald Duck Waving Color By Number Page
This cheerful color by number page shows Donald Duck mid-wave, one hand raised and his signature sailor outfit covering most of the design. The page is packed with numbered sections ranging from 1 to 8, and the sectioning follows organic, flowing shapes that almost look like little clouds or puzzle pieces layered across his outfit, face, and webbed feet. The line work is nice and bold which makes it really easy to follow, and there’s a lovely oval ground shadow at the bottom that adds some depth to the whole composition. His iconic sailor cap, big bill, and expressive wide eyes are all clearly defined with their own little zones to fill in.
I find this page genuinely satisfying to work through because there are so many small sections packed into Donald’s outfit that it keeps your hands and mind totally occupied. It’s the kind of page where you start thinking you’ll just fill in a few sections and then suddenly an hour has passed and you’re completely in the zone. Donald’s naturally dramatic personality somehow makes the whole thing feel more fun too, like even the coloring page version of him is demanding your full attention and honestly I’m here for it.
Disney Princess Ball Gown Color By Number Page
This stunning color by number page features a Disney princess in full royal glory, complete with a voluminous ball gown, a sparkling tiara, and long flowing hair that cascades over her shoulders. The numbered sections run from 1 to 10, which gives this page a little more color variety than most, and the sections across her enormous skirt are beautifully large and sweeping with soft scalloped edges that give the whole gown a dreamy layered look. The line work is clean and confident throughout, with finer detailing around her face, jewelry, and the adorable bow at her waist, while the lower skirt opens up into bigger, more generous sections that are so satisfying to fill in. Her arms extend outward in a graceful welcoming pose that gives the whole page an elegant, almost theatrical feel.
I personally find princess pages like this one incredibly relaxing because that big gorgeous skirt basically becomes a meditation session. You just pick up your color, follow the number, and watch the whole gown come to life section by section. The fact that this one goes up to number 10 means the finished result is going to be really rich and multi-toned, which makes it feel more rewarding than a simpler page. And honestly, coloring a princess in a tiara never gets old no matter how grown up you are.
Festive Snowman Color By Number Page
This jolly snowman color by number page is bursting with winter charm, featuring a classic three-ball snowman dressed up with a tall top hat, a cozy wrapped scarf, and a pair of chunky heart-shaped mittens on outstretched arms. The numbered sections go all the way from 1 to 10, and they’re spread across every part of the design in flowing organic shapes that give the snowman’s round body a really lovely textured look. The line work is bold and easy to follow, with the larger bottom and middle sections broken into generous sweeping zones while the face and hat have smaller more detailed sections that add a nice mix of scale throughout the page. Three big circled buttons run down his middle and his carrot nose gets its own little cluster of tiny numbered zones which is such a cute touch.
This page just makes me happy to look at, let alone color. There’s something about a smiling snowman with his arms wide open that feels so warm and cheerful, which is a little ironic for a snow character but here we are. I love that the sections on his round body are big enough to really let you enjoy filling them in without constantly switching colors, and then the detailed face area keeps things interesting. It’s a perfect cozy evening page, especially if you put on a holiday playlist and pretend it’s already December.
Fairy With Butterfly Wings Color By Number Page
This magical color by number page features a beautiful fairy standing in a graceful pose with the most gorgeous oversized butterfly-style wings spreading out wide on either side of her. The wings are honestly the star of the show here, filled with elegant elongated sections and delicate vein-like line work that gives them a really realistic and intricate feel. The numbered sections go all the way up to 12, which is one of the higher ranges you’ll find on a color by number page, and that means the finished result is going to look seriously detailed and rich. Her flowing dress has lovely sweeping curved sections, her hair is pinned up with a little flower, and the overall line work throughout is clean and refined without feeling too fussy or overwhelming.
The wings on this page are what really get me excited because coloring something that naturally calls for soft gradients and shimmery tones is such a fun creative challenge. With 12 numbers to work with you have so much room to play with your color palette and make those wings look truly ethereal. I love pages that reward you with a really polished finished result, and this one absolutely delivers that. It feels like the kind of page you frame when you’re done rather than just stick on the fridge.
Cute Lion Cub Color By Number Page
This adorable color by number page features a chubby little lion cub sitting front and center with the most irresistible wide-eyed expression. His oversized fluffy mane forms a big rounded frame around his entire face, almost like a halo, which gives the whole composition a really satisfying circular focal point. The numbered sections run from 1 to 7 and are divided into smooth flowing shapes that follow the natural contours of his fur, face, and body. The line work is thick and confident which makes every section super easy to identify, and sweet little details like his striped paws, tufted tail tip, and rounded ears tucked into his mane add lots of charm without making the page feel too complicated.
This page is honestly just pure joy to color because that giant fluffy mane alone gives you so much to work with. The sections within it are large enough to be really satisfying to fill in, and playing around with warm golden and amber tones to bring that fur to life is genuinely so much fun. I also love how the face sits right in the middle of everything like a little bullseye, so you naturally save the best bit for last. It’s one of those pages where you keep smiling the whole way through because the character is just too cute to look at without grinning.
Mermaid Princess Color By Number Page
This beautiful color by number page features a graceful mermaid floating in a classic Disney-inspired pose, with long flowing hair swept to one side and adorned with a little starfish or shell accessory near her temple. Her elegant tail curves and swoops downward, ending in a broad fan-shaped fin that takes up a generous portion of the lower half of the page, and the tail itself is divided into lovely scale-like sections that follow its natural curves really beautifully. The numbered sections run from 1 to 8 and are spread across her flowing hair, upper body, and detailed tail, with the line work staying bold and clear throughout while still capturing the fluid, dreamy quality you’d want from an underwater character. Her shell-shaped top has its own little cluster of sections which adds a really sweet focal point right in the center of the design.
Mermaid pages are my absolute weakness and this one is no exception. The tail is genuinely so satisfying to color because those scale-edged sections just beg for oceanic shades of teal, aqua, and sea green, and watching it all come together feels like painting an actual underwater scene. I also love that the flowing hair sections give you room to have fun with color too, so the whole page ends up feeling really expressive and personal even though the numbers are guiding you the whole time. It’s relaxing in the best possible way.
Playful Puppy Color By Number Page
This utterly adorable color by number page features a chubby little puppy sitting up straight with the goofiest happiest expression on his face and two floppy ears flopping out on either side of his round head. One ear flips upward cheekily while the other hangs down long and relaxed, which gives him so much personality before you’ve even picked up a single pencil. The numbered sections run from 1 to 8 and are scattered across his body in a really interesting pattern of rounded oval shapes that almost look like spots, giving him a playful patchwork quality throughout. The line work is bold and clear everywhere, with the face area having lots of smaller detailed sections around his big eyes and oversized nose while the body opens up into larger more generous zones that are super easy to fill in.
Dog pages just hit differently and I think it’s because it’s basically impossible to stay stressed while coloring something this cute. The spot-like pattern of sections across his body means you can have a lot of fun choosing whether to make him a golden retriever, a dalmatian, a beagle or just some wildly colorful fantasy puppy that exists only in your imagination. I always go for the fantasy route personally. His big round eyes and wide smile mean the face section feels really rewarding to complete too, because the moment those eyes get their color the whole page just comes alive.
Baby Dumbo Big Ears Color By Number Page
This delightful color by number page features a baby elephant mid-stride with the most enormous floppy ears spread wide open on either side of his body, instantly recognizable as a nod to the beloved Disney character Dumbo. Those giant ears are the true centerpiece of the design and they take up a huge amount of the page, filled with flowing organic shapes that have a gorgeous loose mosaic quality to them. The numbered sections run from 1 to 8 and are distributed across the ears, body, trunk, and stubby little legs, with the ear sections being particularly generous in size while the face and trunk area has smaller more intricate zones that capture his sweet expression beautifully. The line work is bold and sturdy throughout, and the overall composition has a lovely dynamic energy because of his wide stance and outstretched ears filling almost the entire page.
I find this page so satisfying to work on because those big beautiful ears basically beg you to go wild with soft dreamy colors. You could go classic grey and dusty blue or completely throw the rules out and make them lavender and rose gold because honestly nobody is stopping you. The trunk curling upward gives such a happy cheerful energy to the whole page and I love that there are so many sections packed into such an expressive little face. It’s one of those designs that looks really impressive once finished because of all the detail, but the numbered system makes the whole process feel totally effortless.
Lightning McQueen Race Car Color By Number Page
This high-energy color by number page features the iconic Disney Pixar race car Lightning McQueen in a three-quarter front view that really shows off his sleek aerodynamic body, rear spoiler, and those big expressive eyes set right into his windshield. The entire body of the car is covered in a wild flowing camouflage-style pattern of numbered sections that ripple and swirl across every panel, giving the whole design a really dynamic almost flame-like texture. The numbers go all the way up to 13 which makes this one of the more complex pages in the collection, and the sections range from small intricate zones around the wheels and headlights to larger sweeping areas across the hood and doors. The line work is bold and well-defined throughout, and the detailed wheel rims have their own little cluster of sections that are genuinely satisfying to pick out.
Okay so I’ll be honest, I did not expect to enjoy a race car coloring page as much as I do but here we are. There is something genuinely therapeutic about following all those swirling sections across the body of the car because the pattern keeps your brain just engaged enough to stay focused without ever feeling stressful. Going in with classic red and yellow to recreate the original look is really fun, but I also think an unexpected color combo like deep teal and gold would look absolutely stunning on this design. The fact that it goes up to 13 colors means the finished result has real depth and detail that makes it look like something special.
Friendly Baby Dinosaur Color By Number Page
This irresistibly cute color by number page features a chubby baby dinosaur standing upright on two legs with a great big goofy grin and one little claw raised up like he’s waving hello. He has a row of rounded spines running all the way down his back and tail, a striped belly, and little circular spot markings scattered across his body that give him a really playful and characterful look. The numbered sections run from 1 to 10 and follow the natural shapes of his body beautifully, with horizontal bands across his neck and tummy, rounded blob shapes on his sides, and smaller detailed zones around his oversized snout and expressive eye. The line work is thick and confident which makes the whole page feel really approachable, and his long tail sweeping out to the right adds a nice sense of movement and balance to the overall composition.
This page makes me so happy because baby dinosaurs are just objectively one of the best coloring subjects out there. You can go full realistic with earthy greens and browns or you can channel your inner chaos and make him purple with orange spots and honestly he would still look completely adorable either way. I love the striped belly sections because they give you a natural rhythm to follow that feels almost meditative, and the spotted pattern on his sides breaks things up just enough to keep it interesting. It’s a genuinely fun page that works just as well for a relaxed solo coloring session as it does for coloring alongside kids.
Smiling Tropical Fish Color By Number Page
This cheerful color by number page features a round chubby fish swimming straight toward you with the biggest smile and two gorgeous wide eyes that take up a generous portion of his face. His body is covered in beautifully layered curved sections that sweep from his dorsal fin all the way down to his belly, creating an almost art deco striped effect that gives the whole design a really elegant flow. The numbered sections run from 1 to 8 and are spread across his body, fins, and tail in a lovely variety of sizes, with the fins and tail having their own delicate linear sections that fan out like a hand of cards. The line work is clean and confident throughout, and the overall composition feels really balanced and full with the large fan tail on the left and the detailed face taking center stage on the right.
This page is such a treat to color because all those sweeping curved stripes across the body just naturally guide your hand in the most satisfying way. I immediately start imagining tropical reef colors when I look at this one, think vivid coral, sunny yellow, and turquoise, and the striped pattern means those colors will really pop against each other. The fins are my favorite part because the fine linear sections within them create this gorgeous layered effect once colored in that looks so much more intricate than the effort it actually takes. It’s one of those pages that looks seriously impressive framed on a wall.
Ice Queen Crown and Cape Color By Number Page
This stunning color by number page features a regal ice queen standing tall in a dramatic full-length gown with a sharp pointed crown, a sweeping high-collared cape, and the kind of composed expression that says she is absolutely in charge and knows it. The overall silhouette is incredibly elegant, with the gown flaring out at the bottom into large sweeping panels divided by graceful curved lines that flow like wind-swept ice. The numbered sections run from 1 to 9 and are distributed beautifully across the entire design, with the lower skirt offering generous open sections perfect for bold color payoff while the bodice, cape, and hair have smaller more intricate zones that reward careful attention. The line work is clean and sophisticated throughout, giving this page a slightly more grown-up and refined feel compared to the rounder more cartoonish designs in the collection.
This is the page I would personally reach for when I want to feel like I’m making actual art rather than just passing time. Something about the sharp angular crown and those sweeping cape sections just screams for an icy blue and silver palette, and I already have at least four shades of blue pencil mentally lined up for this one. The large flowing panels on the skirt are so satisfying to fill in slowly and deliberately, and the overall result once finished looks genuinely gorgeous. It is the kind of coloring page that makes you feel quietly proud of yourself when you hold it up and see what you created.
Sitting Baby Dragon Color By Number Page
This absolutely precious color by number page features a chubby little baby dragon sitting down with a wide toothy grin, oversized sparkly eyes, and two small bat-style wings spread out on either side of his round body. He has a curling pointed tail wrapping around to the right, two tiny horns on top of his head, and little clawed feet planted firmly on the ground which altogether give him the most endearing mix of fierce and totally harmless. The numbered sections run from 1 to 8 and cover his entire body in a lovely mix of rounded and banded shapes, with horizontal rings across his neck and belly giving him that classic cartoon dragon texture while the wings and tail have their own distinct sectioned zones. The line work is bold and chunky throughout which makes the whole page feel really welcoming and satisfying to work through.
Baby dragons are genuinely one of my all-time favorite things to color because the color possibilities are just endless and completely consequence-free. Classic red and gold? Beautiful. Midnight purple with silver wings? Stunning. Mint green with rose gold accents? Honestly yes please. The belly bands are so fun to work through because they create a natural rhythm as you go, and those big wide eyes are the kind of detail that makes the whole page feel alive the second you add color to them. It’s playful, it’s quick enough to finish in one sitting, and the result is always worth showing off.
Happy Steam Train Color By Number Page
This charming color by number page features a classic steam locomotive coming toward you at a slight angle, complete with a tall chimney stack, a passenger carriage trailing behind, and an absolutely delightful smiley face built right into the front of the engine in true Thomas the Tank Engine style. The design is wonderfully detailed with spoked wheels, paneled carriage windows, riveted bodywork, and all the mechanical charm you’d expect from a vintage train, and all of it is divided into numbered sections running from 1 to 7. The sections vary really nicely in size, with the larger curved body panels of the engine offering generous open areas while the wheels, chimney, and carriage windows break things down into smaller more precise zones that keep your focus sharp. The line work is bold and well-structured throughout, giving the whole page a really satisfying mechanical tidiness.
I love this page so much more than I expected to because there is something genuinely meditative about working through all those neat rectangular panels on the carriage and the curved sections on the engine body. It has a very different energy to the character and creature pages in this collection because everything is clean lines and geometric shapes, which means it scratches a completely different creative itch. The smiley face on the front of the engine is also just the sweetest detail and it makes the whole thing feel warm and nostalgic rather than purely technical. Perfect for coloring alongside a kid who loves trains or honestly just for yourself on a quiet afternoon.
Swimming Sea Turtle Color By Number Page
This gorgeous color by number page features a sea turtle gliding gracefully through the water, viewed from slightly above at a beautiful diagonal angle that shows off his full shell, all four flippers, and his wonderfully expressive face with that big soulful eye. The shell is the absolute star of the design, made up of large bold hexagonal and pentagonal plates that create a classic tortoiseshell mosaic pattern, and each plate has its own subtle inner shape adding lovely depth and dimension. The numbered sections go all the way up to 15, making this one of the most detailed pages in the collection, and the flippers are packed with tiny oval pebble-like sections that give them an incredibly intricate almost mandala-like texture. The line work varies beautifully between the bold clean outlines of the shell plates and the fine delicate detailing on the flippers and head, giving the page a really satisfying mix of scales throughout.
This is the page I would describe as genuinely meditative because that shell just pulls you in completely. Working through each individual plate one by one while the whole mosaic gradually comes to life is the kind of focused repetitive coloring that completely quiets a busy mind. The flipper sections with all those tiny oval shapes are a little more time-intensive but so worth it because they end up looking incredibly intricate and textured when finished. Going in with oceanic greens, warm browns, and sandy tones feels natural, but honestly this turtle would also look magical in an unexpected teal and gold palette.
Ballerina On Pointe Color By Number Page
This elegant color by number page features a graceful ballerina caught mid-performance in a classic arabesque-style pose, one arm raised high above her head and the other extended out to her side, with both feet balanced beautifully on pointe. The star of the design is absolutely her tutu, which fans out in a wide flat circle around her waist and is divided into gorgeous petal-shaped sections that radiate outward like a flower, giving the whole skirt a really stunning structured look. The numbered sections run from 1 to 8 and are spread across her hair, bodice, tutu, legs, and ribboned pointe shoes, with the tutu sections being generously sized and satisfying while the bodice and shoes have finer more detailed zones that reward a careful hand. The line work is clean and confident throughout, and the overall composition has a wonderful sense of lightness and movement that makes the page feel genuinely special.
This page just makes me feel happy the moment I look at it because there is something so joyful about a ballerina in full performance mode. That petal-shaped tutu is an absolute dream to color because each section is just the right size to feel satisfying without taking forever, and choosing a palette for it is half the fun. Soft blush and gold feels dreamy, bold coral and cream feels fresh and modern, and deep jewel tones would make it look seriously dramatic and show-stopping. The little ribboned pointe shoes at the bottom are such a sweet finishing detail that ties the whole thing together perfectly.
Cheerful Parrot In Flight Color By Number Page
This energetic color by number page features a cartoon parrot caught mid-flight with both wings dramatically spread wide open, his little body right in the center of the page and his beak open in what looks like a very enthusiastic squawk. The wings are long and sweeping with beautifully layered feather sections that fan out from the body in elegant overlapping rows, and the numbered sections run from 1 to 6, keeping this one relatively approachable while still delivering a really lovely detailed result. The feather sections within the wings follow a natural linear pattern that feels almost rhythmic to color through, and the small rounded body and expressive face nestle right in the middle with their own cluster of finer zones. The line work is bold and confident throughout, and the overall composition fills the page with a wonderful sense of movement and energy.
This page is such a fun one because parrots are basically nature’s permission slip to go completely wild with color. The feather sections are just begging for vivid tropical shades and I personally cannot look at this page without immediately reaching for the brightest greens, yellows, and reds in my pencil collection. The fact that the wings are so large and take up most of the page means you get a really generous amount of feather-filling time, which I find genuinely therapeutic. It is one of those pages that looks like it took real skill and effort once finished but is actually a total joy to work through from start to finish.
Fluffy Horned Monster Color By Number Page
This lovably chunky color by number page features a big friendly monster standing front and center with two curved horns, a wide toothy grin, and a round fluffy body that radiates pure harmless goofiness despite technically being a monster. His entire body is covered in a gorgeous pattern of rounded blob-shaped spots of varying sizes that are scattered across his belly, arms, and legs, giving him a look that immediately brings Monsters Inc. vibes in the best possible way. The numbered sections run from 1 to 10 and follow both the spot pattern and the underlying body shapes, so you get a really interesting layered coloring experience where the spots and the base fur color work together to create depth. The line work is bold and clear throughout, with the shaggy fur edges along his arms and head adding a lovely textural contrast to the smooth rounded spot shapes covering his body.
This page is just so much fun because that spot pattern basically gives you a built-in creative challenge to make sure your spots and base colors work well together without blending into each other. I personally love the idea of going classic blue and purple for the full Monsters Inc. tribute look, but a warm terracotta and mustard yellow combo would also be unexpectedly gorgeous on this design. The big round belly sections in the middle are wonderfully satisfying to fill in, and his little beady eyes and snout are so expressive that the whole character just comes alive really quickly as you work through the face area. He is genuinely impossible not to love.
Little Fox With Fluffy Tail Color By Number Page
This sweet color by number page features an absolutely adorable little fox sitting upright and facing forward with the most endearing wide-eyed expression and a magnificent bushy tail curling around to his right side. His face is full of lovely detail with rounded cheek patches, pointed ears lined with jagged inner fur texture, and a tiny button nose surrounded by small carefully sectioned zones that capture all his foxy charm. The numbered sections run from 1 to 9 and are distributed across his ears, face, body, paws, and that gorgeous oversized tail, with the tail sections being beautifully open and generous while the face has a lovely cluster of smaller zones that make the features really pop. The line work throughout is bold and clean, and the jagged little fur texture details along his chest and inner ears add a really nice handcrafted quality to the overall design.
Foxes are having such a major moment in the world of cute character art and this page completely delivers on that cozy woodland aesthetic that I personally cannot get enough of. The classic fox palette of burnt orange, rusty red, and creamy white is absolutely calling my name for this one, but I also think a fantasy version in dusty mauve and soft gold would look completely magical. That big fluffy tail is my favorite part to color because it has just enough sections to be interesting without being overwhelming, and the result always looks incredibly soft and textured. It is genuinely one of the most satisfying pages in the whole collection.
