Which Page Is Right for Your Child?
Every box above shows a level, so you can match the page to age and patience.
| Level |
Best for |
What it looks like |
Good tools |
| Easy |
Ages 3–5 |
Big shapes, thick lines, few details |
Chunky crayons, washable markers |
| Medium |
Ages 6–9 |
A full scene with a simple background |
Crayons, colored pencils, markers |
More detailed Hello Kitty Christmas pages for older kids and adults are on the way.
How to Color Hello Kitty for Christmas
Kitty is easy to recognize with just two colors – a red bow and a yellow nose. Keep those, and have fun with everything else.
| Part |
Classic color |
Christmas twist |
| Bow |
Red |
Green with gold dots, or red-and-white candy-cane stripes |
| Nose |
Yellow |
Keep it yellow – it’s her signature |
| Face and body |
White (leave the paper white) |
Light gray shading on one side for snowy scenes |
| Outfit |
Blue overalls |
Red, green and white sweater patterns |
| Santa hat |
Red with white trim |
Pink hat for a kawaii look |
| Tree |
Green with a gold star |
Try a pink or lavender tree |
| Sky and snow |
Light blue sky, white snow |
Deep navy night sky with white-pen stars |
One rule fans love: Kitty is always drawn without a mouth, so don’t add one. Her calm face lets you imagine whatever she’s feeling.
How to Print Your Hello Kitty Coloring Pages
- Click Download PDF under any page, or grab the full bundle at the top.
- Every PDF is A4 and drawn in vector, so lines stay sharp at any size. On US Letter paper, choose Fit to page in your print settings.
- Keep the orientation on Portrait.
- Print in black and white or grayscale – it saves color ink.
- Use regular printer paper for crayons and pencils. For markers, or for pages you’ll turn into cards and ornaments, use light cardstock (around 65 lb / 176 gsm) so ink doesn’t bleed through.
- No printer? Tap Color Online under any page to color it in your browser.
7 Ways to Use These Pages This Christmas
- Tree ornaments – Color an Easy page, glue it to cardstock, cut around Kitty, punch a hole and add ribbon.
- Homemade Christmas cards – Fold a finished page in half and write a message inside.
- Gift wrap toppers – Cut out a colored Kitty and tape it to the top of a present.
- Advent countdown – Follow the 24-day plan above, one page each morning.
- Classroom party station – Print the bundle, sort the pages into Easy and Medium stacks, and set out cups of crayons.
- Christmas dinner placemats – Color a Medium page, then cover it with clear contact paper so it wipes clean.
- Paper garland – Punch two holes at the top of each finished page and string them along a wall or mantel.
Hello Kitty and all related characters are trademarks of Sanrio Co., Ltd. These coloring pages are original fan art made for personal, non-commercial use. kidscoloronline.com is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sanrio.
Hello Kitty Facts to Share While You Color
A few things kids are usually surprised to learn, according to Sanrio’s own description of her:
- Her full name is Kitty White.
- Sanrio describes her as a little girl, born and raised in the suburbs of London – not a cat.
- She is five apples tall and weighs three apples.
- Her twin sister Mimmy is also her best friend.
- She was created in 1974 by Sanrio designer Yuko Shimizu, and turned 50 in 2024.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Hello Kitty Christmas coloring pages free?
Yes. All 24 pages are free to print for personal, home and classroom use. Please share a link to this page rather than re-uploading the files.
Can I color these pages online?
Yes. Every page has a Color Online button. It opens the picture in your browser, where you can fill in colors on a phone, tablet or computer – no download or printer needed.
What paper size are the PDFs?
They are A4. To print on US Letter, choose Fit to page in your print settings – the drawing is vector, so it stays sharp.
Is there one PDF with every page?
Yes. Use the Download all 24 pages button at the top to get the whole set in a single file – no sign-up needed.
What age are these coloring pages for?
Easy pages suit ages 3–5 and Medium pages ages 6–9. Older kids and adults enjoy the Medium scenes too.
Can teachers use them in class?
Yes. Print as many copies as your class needs. The Christmas countdown and the coloring station idea work well in the last weeks before winter break.
Are these official Sanrio coloring pages?
No. These are original fan-made drawings. Hello Kitty and her friends are trademarks of Sanrio, and this site is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sanrio.
Do you add new pages?
Yes. New Christmas Hello Kitty coloring pages are added every year before December. Bookmark this page to see the latest set.
