Fish Coloring Pages

26 free printable pages, gathered from themes across the site. Every page downloads as a crisp PDF in Letter or A4. Updated October 8, 2026.

A smiling whale swims underwater with little fish, seaweed and rocks around it.
Whale Swimming With Small FishPDF
A mosasaurus swims underwater among fish and seaweed under the words I am a mosasaurus.
Mosasaurus Swimming With FishPDF
A cat in a rain hat, coat and boots holds a fish, surrounded by umbrellas, raindrops and leaves.
Cat in Raincoat Holding a FishPDF
A smiling mermaid with a crown holds a large fish in each arm.
Mermaid Princess Holding Two FishPDF
A mermaid with a crown and wavy hair swims among four fish and rising bubbles.
Crowned Mermaid Swimming With Four FishPDF
Big bubble letters F and f surrounded by a frog, a campfire, a flower and a fish.
Letter F With Frog and FishPDF
A simple cartoon fish with a round eye and curved tail and the sentence The fish is blue below.
The Fish Is Blue ColorPDF
A big-eyed goldfish with flowing fins swims among bubbles under a Color Me Fish heading.
Fancy Goldfish Swimming with BubblesPDF
A big-eyed kitten with a curl of fur on its head, a scaly body and a fish tail fin.
Mermaid Kitten With a Fish TailPDF
A mermaid with long hair swims above coral and tube sponges as fish swim around her.
Mermaid Swimming Over Coral With FishPDF
A long-haired mermaid in a crown smiles at three fish swimming beside her head.
Crowned Mermaid Greeting Three FishPDF
The letters Ff above a fish with scales, fins and a forked tail, and the word Fish printed below.
F Is for Fish Scaly FishPDF
A round cartoon fish with huge eyes, spots and striped fins smiles at the viewer.
Big-Eyed Spotted Fish SmilingPDF
A large outlined letter X, the words is for x-ray fish, and a fish with visible bones.
X Is for X-Ray FishPDF
A striped clownfish swims above seaweed with bubbles under the question What Am I.
What Am I Clownfish GuessingPDF
A dolphin swims among small fish, seaweed and bubbles under the question What Am I.
What Am I Dolphin with FishPDF
A striped fish and an octopus with curling tentacles appear inside a frame with name labels.
Striped Fish and Curly OctopusPDF
A seagull flies holding a fish above a smiling bat with spread wings, both labelled.
Seagull with Fish and Cheerful BatPDF
A striped fish swims above an octopus with curling tentacles, each labelled with its name.
Striped Reef Fish and Swirly OctopusPDF
A simple fish with numbered sections floats above wavy lines, with a four-colour key below.
Color-by-Number Fish Over WavesPDF
A cute fish with dark spots and striped fins smiles under a Having Fun Sea Animals heading.
Spotted Fish with Striped FinsPDF
A flat oval fish with big eyes and a long fin swims under the words dory fish.
Flat Dory Fish with Big EyesPDF
A striped tropical fish with a long nose and tall fins, labelled Fish, inside a rounded frame.
Striped Tropical Fish SwimmingPDF
A fish with patterned scales and long flowing fins swims to the left.
Betta Fish With Flowing FinsPDF
A fish with striped fins and a patterned tail swims in profile.
Striped Fish Swimming SidewaysPDF
A cartoon swordfish with a long pointed bill and striped fins leaps to the right.
Swordfish Leaping With Long BillPDF

About these pages

Fish of every shape and size: a fancy goldfish with bubbles, a betta fish with flowing fins, a swordfish leaping with its long bill, striped tropical and reef fish, a flat fish with big eyes and a whale swimming with small fish. Mermaids appear too, with a mermaid princess holding two fish and a crowned mermaid swimming with four. Learning pages include F is for fish, X is for x-ray fish and a colour-by-number fish over waves.

Of the 26 pages, 7 are easy, with a single smiling fish and thick lines for ages two to four, 14 are for ages four to eight, and 5 detailed pages suit older kids. A mosasaurus swimming with fish crosses over with dinosaurs, and a cat in a raincoat holding a fish adds a funny twist. For whales, octopuses and crabs, see the ocean animal pages, or the mermaid pages for more underwater scenes.

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

How do I make fish scales look good?

Colour the whole fish in a light shade first, then add a darker curve along the edge of each scale. Bright orange, yellow and blue suit tropical fish, and a betta fish looks good with deep red or purple fins.

Are there fish pages for teaching letters?

Yes. F is for fish, the letter F with a frog and a fish, and X is for x-ray fish all pair a letter with a picture, which suits preschool letter and phonics work.

How do fish breathe underwater?

Through gills on the sides of their heads. Water flows in through the mouth and out over the gills, which take oxygen from the water. On most fish pages, the curved line behind the eye is the gill cover.

Can I print on A4 paper?

Yes. Every page has a Letter and an A4 version. Pick the one that matches your printer.

Related topics

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