Disney Christmas Coloring Pages

On this page, you’ll find our amazing Disney Christmas coloring pages to bring instant holiday cheer, as they make an easy win for busy days. Grab some crayons, put on a cozy playlist, and watch the room feel more festive in minutes.

These pages fit so many moods. Some are simple and quick for little hands, and some feel more detailed for older kids (and adults who still love Disney at Christmas). Either way, it is a sweet way to slow down and enjoy the season.

Free Printable Disney Christmas Coloring Pages

Our free printable Disney Christmas coloring pages work best when you want a fast activity with zero prep. Download the PDF, print what you want, and you are ready to color right away.

Each set comes as a PDF that prints cleanly on A4 paper. A4 is the standard size in many homes and schools, so you do not need to resize anything before printing.

You might also enjoy these coloring pages:

• Mickey Mouse
• Lilo & Stitch
• Christmas Pokémon
• Rudolph
• Snowman
• Mistletoe

5 Fun Crafts to Use Disney Christmas Coloring Pages

Finished pages should not sit in a pile forever. Turn them into gifts, decor, and little keepsakes that feel personal, even if you only have a short afternoon to craft.

1. Tree Ornaments

Pick a favorite character, then color with bold shades that pop on a tree. Cut the shape out, and leave a small border so it stays sturdy.

Glue the cutout to cardstock, then trim again once it dries. Punch a hole at the top, add ribbon, and hang it with the other ornaments.

Write a name and the year on the back. That tiny detail makes the ornament feel special, and it becomes a memory you keep using.

2. Holiday Greeting Cards

Fold a sheet of cardstock to make a card base. Cut a colored picture into a neat rectangle, then glue it on the front like a mini poster.

Add a short message inside, like “Merry Christmas” or “Warm wishes.” Kids can also draw small stars or snowflakes around the border.

If you want a cleaner look, use a black pen for outlines after coloring. It makes the character stand out and looks surprisingly polished.

3. Gift Tags

Color small characters or symbols, then cut them out as tag shapes. Add a punch hole, and thread string or thin ribbon through it.

Write “To” and “From” on the back so the front stays cute. These tags look great on plain wrapping paper and simple gift bags.

Use a little tape loop if the tag curls. It holds flat and keeps the drawing looking crisp on the present.

4. Mini Wall Art

Choose one page and color it with extra care. Glue it onto a slightly larger sheet of colored paper to create a quick frame effect.

Hang it with washi tape, or add two small holes and string for a classic look. It works well on bedroom doors and hallway walls.

Swap the art each week in December. It keeps the space fresh, and kids love seeing their work on display.

5. Table Placemats

Color a full page, then cover it with clear contact paper or laminate it. It becomes a placemat that wipes clean after snacks.

Make a set for family dinner, so everyone gets a different character. It adds fun to the table without extra decorations.

Store them flat, and reuse them every December. They also work well for holiday movie night with popcorn and hot chocolate.

Have fun, and keep those Disney Christmas coloring pages close for the next cozy day!