Robot Coloring Pages

The easiest subject to colour well

Robots are made of rectangles, cylinders and circles, which makes them unusually forgiving to colour — every panel is already a separate closed shape with a hard edge, so nothing bleeds and nothing is ambiguous. For a child who gets frustrated colouring animals, a robot page is often the one that goes right.

Cute robot coloring pages

The seven easy pages have big panels and bold lines for young children: a kawaii robot with a heart on its chest, a big robot face with ring eyes and a grille mouth, a square-headed boxy robot, a one-eyed robot rolling on a single wheel, a robot dog with dish ears, a robot cat with a segmented tail and a wire ball of yarn, and a hovering drone with a camera face.

Robots with jobs

The middle pages give the robots something to do: a robot chef in a tall hat whisking batter beside a birthday cake, a robot gardener on tank treads watering a sunflower, a tulip and a daisy while a bird sits on its arm, a robot artist in a beret painting a sunny picture at its easel, a robot with a spanner and a screwdriver, a robot in its workshop, a robot checking its rocket, and two robot friends waving. For the dinosaur fans there is a robot T. rex made of armoured plates, and a giant robot waves from among the rooftops.

Every dial and rivet is its own shape

The chest panels are covered in buttons, gauges and rivets, and each one is drawn as an outlined circle rather than a black dot, so a robot can come out copper, pastel, or every panel a different colour. The only solid black on most pages is the pupil of an eye.

Detailed robot coloring pages for adults

The patterned robot fills every plate with zentangle work; the robot mandala rings a friendly robot face with gears, bolts, lightning bolts and circuit lines; the steampunk robot is all brass plates, cogs and pressure gauges; and the robot city has dozens of robots, drones and a monorail.

Print the whole set at once

The button at the top of this page bundles all twenty into a single download. Print at 100% scale rather than “fit to page”, in Letter or A4 to match your paper.