Pusheen Coloring Pages
The round chubby tabby cat in all her happiest moods — eating snacks, napping, wearing costumes, and turning into Pusheenicorn and a mermaid — plus little sister Stormy and tiny Pip.
50 free sheets · PDF & PNG · US Letter & A4
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About these pusheen coloring pages
Pusheen is the internet's roundest, snuggliest cat: a chubby tabby with three little stripes on her head, stubby legs and a face made of pure contentment. This set puts her in the poses fans love best — sitting in a tidy loaf, waving hello, fast asleep, and happily working through a donut, a slice of pizza and a stack of cookies. Every page keeps her big, soft and simple, so even the youngest colorers can fill her in.
The set goes way beyond the classic sitting pose. Pusheen dresses up as a dinosaur, sprouts a horn as Pusheenicorn, grows a tail as a mermaid, and squeezes into cardboard boxes and teacups. You also get her fluffy little sister Stormy and the tiny kitten Pip, plus busy scenes — a dessert table, a birthday party and a repeating snack pattern. Every page is free to print on US Letter or A4 as a PDF or PNG.
Coloring tips and activities
- Pusheen is a gray tabby — a soft warm gray body with darker stripes on her head, back and tail keeps her on-model, though any color makes a fun page.
- Leave her cheeks and tummy the palest so her round shape reads as soft and fluffy.
- Give food pages their real colors — a pink donut, golden pizza crust or brown cookies — so the snacks pop against her paler body.
- For Pusheenicorn and the mermaid, reach for pastel rainbow shades on the horn, mane and tail to make the magic versions sparkle.
Frequently asked questions
- Are these Pusheen coloring pages free to print?
- Yes — every page is free for personal and classroom use. Print at US Letter or A4 size, or download the PDF or PNG.
- Who are Stormy and Pip?
- Stormy is Pusheen's fluffy little sister and Pip is a tiny kitten friend. Both appear on their own pages and in the family group scene.
- Which pages are easiest for little kids?
- The single-pose pages like sitting Pusheen, the loaf, the sleeper and the box cat have big, rounded outlines that suit preschool hands well.
