Characters · fan art · 38 sheets · 1 pack
Barbie coloring pages
38 free printable pages. Barbie as an astronaut, a doctor, a chef, a ballerina and more, in original fan drawings. Every page downloads as a crisp PDF in Letter or A4. Updated October 14, 2026.
Fan art. These are original fan drawings made by ColoringPark. They are not official artwork and are not made, endorsed or approved by Mattel, which owns Barbie. If you represent Mattel and want a page removed, email dmca@coloringpark.com and we will take it down within one business day.
Take the whole box
All 38 sheets in one PDF with a cover page. Letter or A4.
About these pages
Barbie as a doctor with a stethoscope, a teacher at the chalkboard, a chef and an astronaut in a space suit, plus Barbie riding a horse, playing tennis and driving a convertible car. She walks her puppy on a lead, paints at an easel and camps next to a tent. Seasonal pages include Barbie building a snowman and in a witch costume for Halloween.
There are 8 easy pages with thick outlines for ages two to four, 29 for ages four to eight and a detailed kitchen scene for older fans. These are original fan drawings: Barbie usually has long blonde hair and pink is her signature colour, though any outfit colours work. For more, see all character pages, the horse pages and the dog and puppy pages.
Each design is its own page with a Letter and an A4 PDF, a description, and related pages, so you can print one sheet or a whole set.
Questions
Are these official Barbie coloring pages?
No. These are original fan drawings made by ColoringPark. They are not official artwork and are not made, endorsed or approved by Mattel, which owns Barbie. If you represent Mattel and want a page removed, email dmca@coloringpark.com and we will take it down within one business day.
Which Barbie pages suit young children?
Use the Easy filter for the 8 easy pages, such as Barbie as a ballerina in a tutu, Barbie holding a party balloon and Barbie hugging a teddy bear. Each has one figure with very thick lines.
When was Barbie first made?
Barbie was introduced by Mattel in 1959. She was created by Ruth Handler, who named the doll after her daughter Barbara. Since then Barbie has had many careers, including doctor, teacher and astronaut.
Can I use the career pages in the classroom?
Yes. The doctor, teacher, chef and astronaut pages work well for a lesson about jobs. Children can colour a page, then talk or write about the job they would like to do when they grow up.
Can I print on A4 paper?
Yes. Every page has a Letter and an A4 version. Pick the one that matches your printer.





































