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22 Free Koala Coloring Pages (Mom & Baby, Bedtime, PDF)

This collection has 22 free koala coloring pages: eight solo koalas climbing or sitting in the wild, nine mother-and-baby pairs, and five bedtime or holiday themed koalas. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.

Mother-and-baby scenes make up the largest single group here — more than a third of the set — with the baby koala clinging to its mother’s back or chest in almost every one. A handful of pages step away from the eucalyptus-tree setting entirely: one koala is dressed as Santa with a wrapped gift, and three more sit on a crescent moon, a cloud, or inside a decorative oval frame for a softer, storybook-bedtime feel.

Koala coloring pages: solo koalas in trees, mother-and-baby koala pairs, and bedtime or holiday themed koalas

What’s in this collection

Eight solo koalas, nine mother-and-baby pairs, and five bedtime or holiday koalas — 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.

Koala coloring page 12 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 22 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 21 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 20 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 19 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 17 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 16 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 15 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 14 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 13 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 18 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 8 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 11 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 10 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 9 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 7 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 6 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 5 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 4 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 3 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 2 of 22 — free printable, US Letter
Koala coloring page 1 of 22 — free printable, US Letter

Solo koalas

Eight pages show a single koala climbing a tree trunk, sitting on a branch, or doing a small activity like watering a plant or wearing a backpack. These are the plainest pages in the set — one animal, one tree, no second character to color around.

Mother and baby koalas

Nine pages — the largest group — pair a mother koala with a baby clinging to her back or chest, usually up in a eucalyptus tree with a few extra leaves or bamboo shoots to fill in. A couple of these add a third, older sibling koala nearby.

Bedtime and holiday koalas

Five pages leave the tree setting behind: one koala is dressed as Santa next to a wrapped gift, one sits inside a decorative oval frame, and three more settle in for bed on a crescent moon, a soft cloud, or under a sky full of stars. These are the most whimsical pages in the set.

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 oval-frame and star-sky pages have finer background detail, so a fresh cartridge keeps those crisper.

FAQ

How many koala coloring pages are here?

22 free pages: 8 solo koalas, 9 mother-and-baby pairs, and 5 bedtime or holiday themed koalas.

Is there a Christmas koala page?

Yes, one page shows the koala dressed as Santa with a wrapped gift, part of the five bedtime and holiday themed pages in the set.

Are most pages a koala with its baby?

Yes, mother-and-baby pairs are the biggest group here — 9 of the 22 pages — usually with the baby clinging to the mother’s back in a tree.

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 tree-dwelling animals, the panda bear coloring pages use a similar parent-and-baby mix, and for another Australian animal, try the hyena coloring pages for a change of pace in wildlife styles.

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