This collection has 21 free Grinch coloring pages: six with the dog and the townsfolk, five around the Christmas tree, five solo poses, four in a Santa suit or on the sleigh, and one framed inside a holly wreath. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
The character is a gift for a coloring page and the drawings here use it properly: a tall thin figure covered in long fur, drawn as hundreds of short outward strokes along the arms, legs and head. That fur is the whole job — it takes a light hand and a single tone to look right, and it is why these pages suit a child who has grown out of flat cartoon shapes but is not ready for fine detail work.
What’s in this collection
Six with the dog and townsfolk, five tree scenes, five solo poses, four Santa-suit pages and one wreath portrait — 21 in total, in the grid below. Each has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can take one page instead of the whole set.
Around the tree
Five pages put him beside the decorations: leaning around a decorated tree with presents stacked below, hanging baubles on a branch outdoors, creeping past a fireplace hung with stockings, standing among lanterns. The tree ornaments give dozens of small round shapes to fill in different colors, which is what stops these pages feeling like one big green area.
In the Santa suit
Four pages put him in costume: slumped in an armchair in a red hat and boots, driving a loaded sleigh through falling snow, hauling a sack over a rooftop, coasting downhill on a sledge. These are the busiest pages in the set, with the most props per sheet.
Solo poses and the wreath
Five pages keep it simple: arms crossed with a scowl, hands clapped over the ears against the noise, stretching in a doorway, standing in the snow with a scarf trailing. One more frames the face inside a ring of holly, berries and leaves — the only decorative page here, and the one that looks best on a door.
With the dog and the townsfolk
Six pages add company: the small dog with a single antler tied on, a girl in a nightgown holding a candle, a family group outside their house, a crowd of townspeople holding hands. More figures per page and more clothing detail — these suit the older end.
How to print these
Every page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. Plain copy paper is fine; choose “Fit to page” if your printer asks. Print at normal or best quality — the fur is drawn with very short strokes and draft mode turns it into a grey smear.
FAQ
What age are these pages for?
About 6 and up. The figure is a clear shape, but the fur texture and the crowded scenes reward a bit of patience.
Is the dog in the set?
Yes, on several pages — including one where he has a single antler tied to his head.
Which page works as a decoration?
The wreath portrait: the face inside a ring of holly and berries, which cuts out neatly and hangs on a door.
Are these official sheets?
No. They are original fan-art line drawings, free to print at home or in your own classroom.
For more of the season, the seasonal collection holds the rest of the year’s dates, and the character coloring pages hold the other free cartoon sets.