This collection has 22 free Fluttershy coloring pages: fifteen solo portraits set inside dense, ornate pattern backgrounds, three simpler scenic pages (flying with birds, watching fireworks, standing in a curtained hall), and four pages where Fluttershy shares the scene with other ponies or a child. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
This is one of the more advanced sets on the site: most pages surround Fluttershy with a full mandala-style pattern — feathers, hexagons, florals, woven diamonds — closer to an adult coloring book than a simple kids’ picture. One page even has the words “Fluttershy Coloring PAGE” worked directly into the line art as a background design, and one solo page uses an older, rounder G3-era pony style that looks noticeably different from the rest.
What’s in this collection
Fifteen solo portraits with ornate pattern backgrounds, three scenic pages, and four multi-character scenes — 22 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.
Solo portraits with ornate patterns
Fifteen pages center a single Fluttershy portrait or full-body pose inside a heavily detailed frame or background — hexagon lattices, feather fans, woven diamonds, floral borders, and swirling knotwork. These take the longest to finish of any page in the set, since the pattern itself covers more area than the pony does.
Scenic pages
Three pages trade the geometric patterns for a simple scene instead: Fluttershy flying among swirl-cloud skies with three small birds, watching a burst of fireworks in an older, rounder art style, and standing in a curtained indoor hall. These are the plainest pages to color, with open sky or wall space instead of dense pattern work.
Group and multi-character scenes
Four pages add a second subject: three pony faces stacked together against rainbow arcs, two ponies nose-to-nose in a floral wave pattern, a repeating tile of eight small flying ponies around one larger figure, and a young boy hugging Fluttershy in an outdoor tree-and-cloud scene. These are the only pages in the set with more than one character to color.
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. Because most pages carry a dense pattern background, printing at a higher quality setting keeps the fine lines from blurring together — draft mode works best for the three plainer scenic pages.
FAQ
How many Fluttershy coloring pages are here?
22 free pages: 15 solo portraits with ornate pattern backgrounds, 3 simpler scenic pages, and 4 pages with Fluttershy alongside other ponies or a child.
Are these simple pages for young kids or more detailed designs?
Mostly detailed. Fifteen of the 22 pages surround Fluttershy with a dense mandala-style pattern, closer to an adult coloring book than a basic kids’ picture — only 3 scenic pages keep the background simple.
Is there anything unusual hidden in these pages?
Yes, one page has the words “Fluttershy Coloring PAGE” worked directly into the background line art, and another uses an older, rounder pony art style that looks different from the rest of the set.
Do I need a color printer?
No. Every page prints in black and white; the color comes from your crayons or pencils.
For more pony-style characters, the pony coloring pages are a close match, and for another magical-creature set, try the unicorn coloring pages.