Christmas Tree Coloring Pages
Updated October 2026 · 5 free printables
Three- and four-tier Christmas trees topped with stars, wrapped in garlands, hung with ornaments and surrounded by presents.
Color the ornaments in every color of the rainbow and add glitter glue to the star for extra sparkle.
Learn: How to Draw a Christmas TreeEasy step-by-step guide with a free printable worksheet →All 5 Christmas Tree Coloring Pages, One by One
Here is a closer look at every page in this collection, with who it's best for and a coloring idea for each one.
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1. Christmas Tree with Presents
This page features a decorated Christmas tree with a star, garlands, ornaments and wrapped presents underneath and a big "Merry Christmas!" greeting. The bold outlines are easy to stay inside, even with chunky crayons. Give each present a different wrapping paper color.
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2. Snowy Winter Forest
On this page you'll find a snowy forest of pine trees on rolling hills, a little snowman and a winter moon. Grab colored pencils or fine-tip markers for all the little details. Shade the snowballs with light blue.
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3. Christmas Fireplace
On this page you'll find a cozy fireplace with a crackling fire, three hanging stockings, candles and a decorated Christmas tree. There is plenty to color here, which makes it a good longer project. Add your name on the cuff.
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4. Elf Decorating the Christmas Tree
On this page you'll find a little elf on a ladder putting the star on top of a Christmas tree with garlands, plus a box of ornaments. Every page in this set is a different drawing. Grab colored pencils or fine-tip markers for all the little details. Try a red, green and gold palette.
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5. Kitten Playing with a Christmas Ornament
This printable shows a playful tabby kitten standing up to bat a shiny ornament hanging from the Christmas tree, with a fallen star ornament on the floor. Every page in this set is a different drawing. Simple shapes keep it relaxing for little hands, roughly ages 3 to 7. Use two greens on the tree and bright colors on the ornaments.
Tips for coloring Christmas trees
- Use two or three greens on the tree, darker at the bottom of each layer.
- Make every ornament a different color, or pick a theme like all red and gold.
- Color the garland with stripes or dots to make it look like tinsel.
Fun facts about Christmas trees
- The famous Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center in New York has been lit every year since 1933.
- Evergreen trees stay green all winter, which made them a symbol of life in the cold season.
- Most trees are topped with a star or an angel.
Fun ways to use your printables
- Draw your own ornaments on the tree before coloring.
- Cut out the tree and add real stickers as decorations.
- Color a tree to look like the one in your living room.
How to print
Click Download PDF on any page and print it at 100% on US Letter or A4 paper. Use regular printer paper for crayons and pencils, or cardstock for markers and paint. Every page here is free for home, classroom and party use, so feel free to print as many copies as you need.
Frequently asked questions
Can I decorate the tree myself?
Yes! Some trees have fewer ornaments, so kids can draw their own decorations before coloring.