This collection has 43 free bunny coloring pages: sixteen realistic bunnies in forest, snow, and garden scenes, nine whimsical or fairytale bunnies with fancy dress and cottages, and eighteen pages of a bold cartoon rabbit family drawn in a classic animated-movie style. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
The set is really two different art styles stitched together — most pages use a plain, rounded rabbit design set against a big landscape, but a large chunk (18 of the 43) switches to a much more expressive, movie-style rabbit family with a tall dad, round-cheeked kits, and repeated poses of him mid-hop or foot-thumping, closer to a classic animated forest scene than a typical coloring-book bunny.
What’s in this collection
Sixteen realistic bunnies in nature, nine whimsical or fairytale bunnies, and eighteen family-style cartoon rabbits — 43 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.
Realistic bunnies in nature
Sixteen pages keep the rabbit plain and undressed, set against a forest, snowy pine woods, a mountain lake, or a garden with flowers and dragonflies. A few show the bunny sleeping curled on the moon or playing on a snowbank, but the animal itself stays simple — no clothes, no props beyond the landscape.
Whimsical and fairytale bunnies
Nine pages dress the bunny up or place it in a storybook setting: a pumpkin carriage in front of a castle, a mushroom-shaped cottage with a front door, a bunny wearing a knit scarf and mittens, and a girl bunny with a bow holding an Easter egg. These are the most decorative pages in the set.
The cartoon rabbit family
Eighteen pages follow one recurring rabbit family drawn in a bolder, more expressive cartoon style than the rest of the set — a tall father rabbit, a paired companion, and a group of round-cheeked kits, shown chasing butterflies, sharing a hug, or gathered together as a family in the grass. If your child recognizes a favorite forest-rabbit character from an animated movie, this is likely the group they mean.
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. The fairytale pages have more fine detail in the castle and mushroom-house linework, so a fresh cartridge keeps those crisper.
FAQ
How many bunny coloring pages are here?
43 free pages: 16 realistic bunnies in nature, 9 whimsical or fairytale bunnies, and 18 pages of a cartoon rabbit family in a bolder animated style.
Are these all the same art style?
No. Most pages use a plain, realistic rabbit design, but 18 of the 43 switch to a bolder, more expressive cartoon family style that looks like it’s drawn after a classic animated forest-rabbit character.
Is there a fairytale or dress-up bunny page?
Yes, nine pages show the bunny in a fairytale setting — a pumpkin carriage, a mushroom cottage, or wearing winter clothes and a bow.
Do I need a color printer?
No. Every page prints in black and white; the color comes from your crayons or pencils.
For more gentle woodland animals, the monkey coloring pages use a similar realistic-plus-whimsical mix, and for another family-of-characters set, try the sheep coloring pages.