Characters · fan art · 44 sheets · 2 packs
Snoopy coloring pages
44 free printable pages. Snoopy and Woodstock on the doghouse, dancing and celebrating the seasons, 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 Peanuts Worldwide, which owns Peanuts. If you represent Peanuts Worldwide and want a page removed, email dmca@coloringpark.com and we will take it down within one business day.
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44 sheets in 2 PDF packs of up to 40, each with a cover page. Letter or A4.
About these pages
Snoopy lying on top of his doghouse, dancing happily and dressed as the Flying Ace, plus Woodstock sitting on Snoopy's head and the friends on a picnic blanket. Snoopy also paints at an easel, rides a skateboard and goes ice skating. Seasonal pages include Snoopy jumping in autumn leaves and decorating a Christmas tree, and a detailed scene shows Snoopy floating in space with planets.
There are 9 easy pages with thick outlines for ages two to four, 29 for ages four to eight and 6 detailed scenes for older fans. These are original fan drawings: Snoopy is white with black ears, his doghouse is red and Woodstock is a small yellow bird. For more, see all character pages, the dog and puppy pages and the bird 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 Peanuts coloring pages?
No. These are original fan drawings made by ColoringPark. They are not official artwork and are not made, endorsed or approved by Peanuts Worldwide, which owns Peanuts. If you represent Peanuts Worldwide and want a page removed, email dmca@coloringpark.com and we will take it down within one business day.
Which Snoopy pages suit young children?
Use the Easy filter for the 9 easy pages, such as Snoopy sitting and smiling, Snoopy with a birthday cake and Snoopy hugging a teddy bear. Each shows one big figure in very thick lines.
When did Snoopy first appear?
Snoopy first appeared in Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts comic strip in 1950. He is Charlie Brown's pet beagle, and his best friend is Woodstock, a little yellow bird who often perches on his head or doghouse.
Can I use Snoopy pages in the classroom?
Yes. The seasonal pages, from autumn leaves and Halloween to Christmas and Easter, can mark each term on a classroom wall. Snoopy reading a book also suits a reading corner or a library week display.
Can I print on A4 paper?
Yes. Every page has a Letter and an A4 version. Pick the one that matches your printer.











































