Coloring Pages From The How To Train Your Dragon Movie

Because it successfully balances humor, heartfelt character development, and epic adventure, the How to Train Your Dragon franchise has won over legions of fans all over the world.

This collection of free How to Train your Dragon coloring pages for kids is here to honor the many fantastic dragons the film introduced to the world.

There are fantastic dragons and a few human characters to color in this book, so get out your crayons, markers, and colored pencils and have a blast!

Then, to kick off the set, let's go on an adventure to a fantastical land.

There are 15 brand new How to Train Your Dragon coloring pages available for free printing and coloring.

This first How to Train Your Dragon coloring sheet features the series' most recognizable dragon, Toothless.

Toothless appears on this page in a nervous, uncertain form. If you want him to look like he does in the movies, you can take cues from his typical black and green color scheme.

Next, please enjoy coloring a picture of Toothless, but this time he's rendered in a very unique fashion.

Since there is a lot more going on here, I'd recommend using more subdued colors to give him a more lifelike appearance. Which shades of gray will you use to depict Toothless?

Even though he's on the diminutive side, this guy gives off a threatening vibe.

Because of the sharp teeth and spikes on his head, he already looks pretty badass, but now it's your turn to make him look even better with some paint.

Will you stick with the colors he had in the film, if you recognize him, or give him a new look?

When he's a baby, though, Toothless proves that he's even cuter than he is now.

You're welcome to use Toothless's signature colors or experiment with new ones when coloring pictures of him.

When you color this picture of Toothless, what will you choose to do with him?

Toothless is depicted in simplified, cartoony form on the fifth page of our free How to Train Your Dragon coloring pages for kids.

Once you've decided on a color scheme, we recommend going with flatter, stronger tones to complement the style's inherent minimalism.

Is this the strategy you intend to use?

In this next heartwarming photo, baby Toothless makes another appearance.

Like the ones before it, this one is drawn in a unique style, giving you the chance to experiment with color and medium.

What would you change about this sweet interpretation of Toothless?

Toothless the baby dragon looks even cuter in this style, and the way he's drawn here makes him almost resemble a puppy.

Adding some squeaky toys for him to play with would only add to the image's appeal and further the comparison to a puppy.

Do you intend to implement this plan, or do you have alternatives?

Here's a picture of a baby dragon for you to color.

Another one you might recognize from the movies; you can recreate its appearance from the films or give it a completely new look.

You can always print out multiple copies to try out if you're having trouble settling on a single option.

Similar to the last How to Train Your Dragon coloring page, this one features a dragon, but this time it's in the air.

You can choose to use the same color scheme you used in the first illustration, or you can try something new for this second depiction. Because of this, feel free to let your imagination run wild.

The upcoming dragon appears to be quite dangerous. You wouldn't want to mess with this dragon, and there are some great details for you to color in.

You can take your time with this one, and the end result is guaranteed to be fantastic. This dragon's development has our full attention.

Let's take it easy for a second and gaze once more upon an adorable infant Toothless in this next picture. I think it's safe to say that this dragon is a marked departure from the last one we examined.

The picture captures him in a very playful mood, so we think he would look great in some bold, bright colors.

Two baby dragons frolicking together are almost too adorable to bear. It's a cute scene, and it gives you plenty of material to color.

Seeing as how these are the last two dragons in the set, you've got a lot of freedom to experiment with color and style before we move on to human characters.

The final images in the collection, as we mentioned before, will center on a few human characters from the show.

The first one is the sneaky Tuffnut. There are a lot of funny exchanges between this rambunctious character and his sister.

What, you want to make him resemble his movie persona?

The next human character we have for you to color is Snotlout, and this picture is a perfect reflection of his unique personality and character.

There is no "wrong" way to color the finer details of his clothing or anything else in the picture.

We can't wait to see how you depict this unique character in crayons.

Hiccup, the film's main human protagonist, is essential to any collection of How to Train Your Dragon coloring pages.

He develops quite a bit over the course of the movies, and this scene perfectly illustrates the heroic, selfless side he takes on at certain points.

You can spend a lot of time coloring this one because of all the amazing details in his armor and clothing.

Is there a specific dragon you'd like to color from How to Train Your Dragon?

We hope you had a fantastic time exploring this exciting journey of free How to Train Your Dragon coloring pages for kids.

These diverse pages offer a lot of room for artistic license; I can't wait to see how you color them!

When you're ready, post links to your completed pages on our social media channels (specifically, Facebook and Pinterest) so we can gawk over your hard work.