Free printable Christmas tree coloring pages you can customize before you print! Edit the text or add images with a click of your mouse.
Coloring Pages Christmas Tree
The following Christmas coloring pages are all editable. You can delete or add images and you can edit or add text. All the coloring pages have Christmas trees. Click here for generic Christmas coloring pages.
Since the text is editable, you can create a coloring Christmas greeting card.
Christmas tree with a girl elf. This Christmas tree has an intricate design. If you prefer a blank tree for younger kids then replace the tree. Delete the tree in the template by clicking on it and then on the trash icon. Add a new tree.
Christmas tree with a boy elf
This is a blank Christmas tree outline. If you want to add decorations, click on the button below to open the coloring pages maker. Go to the Christmas decorations category (in the middle column) and click on the decorations to add them to the coloring page.
Type the recipient’s name or delete the text (dear [name]).
This coloring sheet has a blank Christmas Tree outline with a snowman. It has snowflakes in the background. You can add more images (such as more snowmen or snowflakes) or you can delete elements.
Don’t forget to add the name of the person who will be coloring the page (from [name]). You can delete that text if you prefer (click on the trash icon).
This Christmas tree has lots of decorations, candy canes, and gift boxes. You can add a picture of Santa or kids if you prefer.
This is a cute Christmas tree with two gifts. At the bottom, it reads “Merry Christmas”. You can edit the text. You can also add more images if you prefer.
This coloring page reads “Santa, please stop here”. It has a picture of a girl and a boy. You can change the images to two boys, two girls, or any other combination you want. You can also edit the text.
How to Use the Christmas Tree Coloring Pages Maker
- Click on the button above to open the Christmas tree coloring page maker.
- Select a coloring page template.
- Click on edit text (above the coloring page on the top right) if you want to edit the text. If you are creating Christmas cards then add a greeting to your page.
- In the middle column, you will find many Christmas-themed images. To add additional line images click on the image you want to add (in the middle column).
- Download the coloring page and then print it. You can download it as an image or a PDF file.
- Color the picture with colored pencils, markers, crayons, or even watercolor paints.
- You can also decorate it with glitter glue.
Christmas Tree Silhouette
If you want only a blank Christmas tree silhouette on the page, then select any of the Christmas tree silhouettes. You can also add elements to the silhouette of a Christmas tree such as text or other silhouettes.
How to Make the Most of Your Christmas Tree Coloring Pages
1. Choose the right design for your space & age
- For younger children, select pages with large, simple outlines and thick lines so it’s easy to fill in.
- Older kids, teens or adults may enjoy more intricate designs with smaller details, patterns or full holiday scenes.
2. Print with the right settings
- These pages are designed for standard Letter (8.5″ × 11″) and A4 sizes — in your print settings choose “Fit to page”.
- If you’re using markers, gel pens or water-based media, try thicker paper or cardstock to avoid bleed-through.
- Print in colour if you like, or use a black/white version so you can customise it entirely yourself.
3. Turn colouring into a holiday craft
- Hang completed pages as garland or on the fridge with mini-clothespins.
- Cut out the tree and attach a magnet or ribbon to make a handmade ornament or tag.
- Use the coloured page as a greeting card front or gift wrap accent.
4. Colour together – schedule a fun session
- Use the pages at a family colouring night, with hot chocolate and festive music.
- Teachers or group leaders can use them as a classroom station or party activity.
5. Display & share your artwork
- Create a “gallery wall” of your children’s finished pages.
- Snap a photo and share with us — we’d love to see how you got creative!
6. Reuse next year
- Save your favourites (or laminated versions) to pull out again in future holiday seasons or bookmark this site and come back next year for even more coloring pages.
- Keep a folder of colouring pages so you have them handy for rainy holiday days or craft sessions.
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