Cow Coloring Pages

Cute Cow with a Bell coloring page

Twenty free cow coloring pages — a big friendly cow with a bell, a realistic Holstein, six different breeds on one sheet, Highland cows, a Texas Longhorn, a dairy milking parlour and the cow that jumped over the moon, plus a mandala, a stained glass window and a zentangle cow for older colourists.

Three of the pages are not pictures at all: a full sheet of cow-print patches, a cow with a completely blank body to pattern yourself, and nine plain templates to cut out.

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Free Cow Coloring Pages

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Toddler Cow

One enormous cow with three patches and about twelve areas on the whole page.

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Cute Cow with a Bell

A big friendly cow with seven hollow patches, a collar and a bell in a meadow.

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Cow Face Closeup

A large close-up cow face with long lashes, a wide muzzle and two patches.

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Blank Cow to Decorate

A cow with a completely blank body, and eight pattern samples laid out below.

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Cow Templates

Nine plain cow and patch shapes with empty insides, to trace round and cut out.

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Cow and Calf

A mother cow and her calf face to face in a sunny meadow by a rail fence.

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Cow Print Pattern

A full sheet of twenty-two cow-print patches drawn as outlines, several nested.

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Realistic Holstein Cow

A correctly proportioned Holstein dairy cow with nine hollow patches in pasture.

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Cow Breeds

Six cattle breeds side by side — Holstein, Highland, Longhorn, Jersey, Angus, Hereford.

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Highland Cow

A Highland cow square-on, its coat built from a hundred and twenty outlined locks.

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Highland Cow and Calf

A Highland cow with her calf among thistles and heather in rough pasture.

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Texas Longhorn

A Texas Longhorn facing the viewer, its horns spanning the width of the page.

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Cows in the Pasture

Five cattle grazing beyond a dry stone wall with hills, a barn and an open gate.

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Dairy Farm Milking

A cow in a milking stall with churns, buckets, bottles, a hayloft and a cat.

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Cow Jumped over the Moon

The nursery rhyme cow leaping over a sleeping crescent moon among stars.

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Zentangle Cow

One cow divided into eighteen zones, each filled with a different pattern.

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Highland Cow Portrait

A close-up Highland head study built from about two hundred outlined locks.

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Cow Mandala

Cows, patches, bells and churns in five rings of radial symmetry.

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Stained Glass Cow

An arched stained glass window built around a cow made of empty panes.

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Cow Doodle Page

Thirty cows, patches, bells, churns and bottles at every angle.

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Cow print, and a cow to pattern yourself

People search for cow print as a pattern in its own right, and nobody seems to draw it as a coloring page. One sheet here is exactly that — twenty-two large irregular patches spread across the page with white between them, several with a second patch nested inside. Another page is a cow with a completely blank body: no patches at all, and a row of eight pattern samples along the bottom to copy from if you want ideas. The markings are yours to invent.

Six breeds on one sheet

Most cow collections draw the same cow twenty times. One page here puts six clearly different cattle side by side — an angular Holstein dairy cow, a shaggy Highland, a rangy Texas Longhorn with horns wider than it is long, a fine-boned Jersey, a heavy hornless Angus bull and a blocky white-faced Hereford — drawn so the differences in build, horns and markings are obvious at a glance.

Highland cows

Three pages are Highland cattle, because they are the most distinctive cow there is: one standing square-on with its fringe over its eyes, one with a calf beside it in rough pasture, and a close-up portrait built from around two hundred separate locks of hair, every one an outline you can colour individually.

Nothing is printed dark for you

A cow is the hardest animal to draw for colouring, because the thing that makes one recognisable is a pattern of black patches — and on almost every page you will find, those patches arrive already filled in, which removes the best part of the picture. Not here. Every patch in this set is a hollow outline: a line around some white paper. So is every muzzle, every hoof, every horn, the milk in every churn and the long hair of the Highland coats. There is no hatching or shading anywhere.

Easy through to detailed

The toddler page is one enormous cow with three patches and about twelve areas on the whole sheet. The middle pages will hold a school-age child for half an hour. The detailed pages — the Highland portrait, the zentangle cow, the mandala, the stained glass window and the doodle sheet of thirty — will take an adult most of an evening.

Print the whole set at once

The button at the top bundles all twenty into a single download. Every page is a vector PDF at 300 DPI in both US Letter and A4, so it stays sharp however far you zoom in.

Frequently asked questions

Are these cow coloring pages free?

Yes — every page is a free PDF with no signup, no email and no watermark on the artwork.

Is there a cow print page?

Yes — a full sheet of twenty-two large cow-print patches drawn as outlines, with white between them and a second patch nested inside several of the bigger ones.

Is there a cow with no spots, so I can draw my own?

Yes. One page is a cow with a completely blank body and a row of eight pattern samples along the bottom to copy from.

Do you have Highland cow pages?

Three — one standing square-on with its fringe over its eyes, one with a calf in rough pasture, and a detailed close-up portrait of the head and shoulders.

Are there different breeds?

Yes. One sheet shows six side by side — Holstein, Highland, Texas Longhorn, Jersey, Angus and Hereford — drawn so their builds, horns and markings differ clearly.

Are the cow patches printed in black?

No, and that is the point. Every patch in the set is a hollow outline waiting to be coloured, along with every muzzle, hoof, horn and the milk in every churn.

Which page suits a toddler?

The first one: one enormous cow with just three patches, extra-thick outlines and about twelve areas to colour on the whole page.

Which pages suit an adult?

The Highland cow portrait, the zentangle cow, the cow mandala, the stained glass window and the doodle page of thirty are the long ones.