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Number Coloring Pages

10 original numbers, drawn for this site and free to print. Pick one, set the line thickness to suit the age, and print a single sheet or the whole set.

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Every number

1 to 10, and what each page shows

1 Onecolour 1 sun
2 Twocolour 2 apples
3 Threecolour 3 stars
4 Fourcolour 4 leaves
5 Fivecolour 5 hearts
6 Sixcolour 6 fish
7 Sevencolour 7 clouds
8 Eightcolour 8 bees
9 Ninecolour 9 eggs
10 Tencolour 10 butterflies

About these number coloring pages

Each page pairs the numeral with exactly that many pictures, so the count is something the child verifies rather than something they are told. Colouring each object in turn is a natural way of counting one to one, which is the skill that actually matters at this age.

What people use them for

Getting a good print

More to print

The full colouring page tool has every set together, along with mandala patterns and a converter that turns your own photo into outlines. For younger children the name tracing worksheet and the maze generator build the same pencil control.

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Answers

Frequently asked questions

Yes, and there is no sign-up, no email and no watermark you cannot remove. Print as many as you like, for a class, a party or a shop, and switch off the small site stamp in the controls if you would rather it were not there.

Yes. Every picture on this site was drawn for it as vector line art, not traced from a photograph and not licensed from a clip-art pack. That matters if you are printing for a school fair or including them in something you sell: there is no third-party licence underneath them.

Yes. Four puts the same picture four times on one sheet, which is what a party pack or a busy bag wants. Whole set prints every picture in this group as a contact sheet, six to a page.

Thicker for younger children. A bold outline is easier to stay inside and survives being coloured over, whereas a thin line disappears under a crayon. Around 1.5 mm suits toddlers, the 1.1 mm default suits primary age, and below 0.8 mm suits older children shading with pencils.

Yes. Every page is pure vector outline with no grey fill, so it stays crisp at any size and uses very little ink. Slightly heavier paper stops felt tips bleeding through.

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Want a different picture?

Every set on one page, plus mandala patterns and a converter that turns your own photo into outlines.