Once upon a time—before the clock struck midnight—there was a magical world waiting for color. A world of glass slippers, pumpkin carriages, and dreams come true. Yes, we’re talking about Cinderella! One of the OG Disney Princesses.
With these Cinderella coloring pages, you hold the magic. Will her gown shimmer in blue, or will you create a whole new look? Every stroke of color brings this fairytale to life—turning blank pages into a royal masterpiece.
From scrubbing floors under her cruel stepmother’s watch to dancing in a dazzling ballroom, Cinderella’s story is yours to color. And let’s not forget Gus, Jaq, and her fairy godmother—all waiting for a splash of magic!
So, grab your crayons, let your imagination run wild, and step into a world where dreams don’t just stay dreams—they shine, sparkle, and come true… one color at a time!
Cinderella: The Girl of Ashes
Cinderella—kind, patient, full of dreams. But life hasn’t been kind to her. After losing her parents, she’s left in the hands of her cruel stepmother and her two jealous stepsisters. They strip her of everything—her fine dresses, her warm bed, even her name. She becomes the girl in rags. The girl who sleeps by the fireplace. Cinderella.
But fate has other plans. One night, with a little help from a certain fairy godmother—poof!—a pumpkin becomes a carriage, rags turn to silk, and glass slippers appear, shimmering like stars. Off she goes to the royal ball, where the prince takes one look at her and—just like that—love. But the clock ticks. Midnight strikes. And she runs, leaving behind only a glass slipper.
A search begins. The prince won’t stop until he finds her. And when he does? Her days of scrubbing floors are over. Love wins. Cinderella’s story—a tale of kindness, magic, and dreams that refuse to stay locked away. Check out our Aurora coloring pages.
Cinderella Doing Chores – Coloring Fun!
Dawn breaks. But there’s no rest for Cinderella. Before the birds even begin their morning songs, she’s awake—broom in hand, sweeping away yesterday’s dust. The wooden floor creaks under her feet. Ashes cling to her dress. The grand house may sparkle, but Cinderella? She’s covered in soot.
“Faster!” snap her stepsisters, lounging in silk and lace. “Don’t forget the fireplace!” her stepmother warns, sipping tea. So, she scrubs. Hands rough. Knees sore. But she doesn’t complain. She hums instead—soft and sweet—while little mice scurry beside her, offering tiny comforts.
Dishes clatter. Laundry piles up. The world outside is golden and bright, but Cinderella stays locked inside—trapped in endless chores. And yet… her heart is light. Because one day, she whispers to the morning sky, something will change.
Until then, she dusts. She scrubs. She dreams. Check out our Ariel coloring pages.
Coloring Sheets of Cinderella’s Happier Life
If Cinderella’s parents were alive, her world would be different—brighter, softer, filled with laughter instead of loneliness.
No cruel stepmother. No endless chores. No cold nights by the fire. Instead, she’d wake to warm embraces. To the scent of fresh bread in the morning. To a mother’s gentle touch braiding her golden hair. To a father’s strong arms twirling her in the air, calling her his little princess.
She wouldn’t wear rags. She’d wear dresses stitched with love. She wouldn’t scrub floors. She’d dance across them, music filling the halls. Her life wouldn’t be a whisper of sadness—it would be a melody of joy.
And yet… even in that world, she’d still be Cinderella. Kind. Dreaming. Full of light. Because magic isn’t just in fairy godmothers or glass slippers. It’s in her heart.
With or without hardship, Cinderella would always shine. Check out our Jasmine coloring pages.
Happy Helpers of Cinderella Coloring Pages
Cinderella isn’t alone. Not really.
As she scrubs the floor, her little friends rush to help. Jaq and Gus—quick, clever, full of mischief—drag a dust cloth across the floor, their tiny paws slipping on the polished wood. A team of birds—blue, chirping, full of energy—flutters above, lifting ribbons and sewing torn fabric with their delicate beaks. Even Bruno, the sleepy old dog, stretches and wags his tail, sending a cloud of dust swirling through the air.
They can’t take away the chores, but they make them lighter—happier. A little dance, a little song. The mice hum. The birds whistle. Even the smallest creatures know Cinderella deserves joy.
She pauses, watching them work, her heart swelling with warmth. They aren’t just animals. They’re family. Proof that kindness comes back—even in the tiniest, furriest, feathery ways.
She smiles, picks up her broom, and keeps going. Because one day? Everything will change. Check out our Pocahontas coloring pages.
Coloring Sheet of Cinderella in her Mother’s Gown
Cinderella runs her fingers over the fabric—soft, delicate, filled with memories. Her mother’s gown. Tucked away for years. Hidden like a secret, waiting for the right moment. And tonight? Tonight is that moment.
She slips it over her shoulders, the fabric whispering against her skin. It’s a little old. A little worn. But it’s beautiful—because it belonged to her. A mother’s love stitched into every thread. The mice scurry, the birds flutter, pulling at ribbons, stitching torn lace. A few patches here. A few pearls there. And suddenly, it’s not just a gown—it’s magic.
She twirls. For the first time in forever, she sees herself—not as a servant, not as a girl covered in ash—but as someone worthy. Someone loved.
The mirror reflects a dream. She presses a hand to her heart.
Maybe, just maybe, dreams don’t stay locked away forever.
Tonight, she will shine. Check out our Mulan coloring pages.
Cinderella’s Transformation Coloring Sheets
Cinderella stands in the moonlight—tired, tear-streaked, dressed in rags. The world has told her she’s nothing. Just a servant. Just a girl covered in ashes.
But then—sparkles. A shimmer in the air. A warmth that feels like a dream.
Her fairy godmother smiles. “You shall go to the ball.” And with a wave of her wand—whoosh!—magic explodes like stardust.
Rags unravel into silk, flowing like water. The dull gray fades—replaced by shimmering blue, glowing like the night sky. Slippers appear—glass, delicate, unbreakable. Her hair lifts, curls falling like golden ribbons. She twirls. And for the first time, she sees herself—not as a servant. Not as forgotten. But as someone meant for more.
She steps forward, heart racing. Is this real?
The answer? A twinkle in the fairy godmother’s eye.
She isn’t just going to the ball. She’s stepping into her destiny. Check out our Tiana coloring pages.
Coloring page of Cinderella’s Fairytale
Cinderella steps into the ballroom—light spilling across the marble floor, whispers filling the air. The prince turns. Their eyes meet. And for a moment, the world slows.
She isn’t a girl in rags. He isn’t just a prince. They are two souls drawn together—by fate, by magic, by something neither of them can explain.
They dance. His hand in hers, steady, warm. Her heart pounds, light as air. The music swirls around them, but all she hears is the silent conversation in his gaze—Who are you? Why do you feel so familiar? Stay.
But the clock strikes. Midnight. Magic unravels. She runs—glass slipper slipping from her foot, left behind like a promise.
He searches. Days, weeks—until finally, the slipper finds its rightful owner. And when their eyes meet again? There are no rags, no disguises. Just Cinderella. Just the prince. And a love that was always meant to be. Check out our Rapunzel coloring pages.
Coloring Sheets of Cinderella’s Happily Ever After
The glass slipper fits. The search is over. And now—Cinderella stands before the prince, heart racing, eyes shining.
The castle doors open wide. Flowers everywhere. Bells ringing. The kingdom watches as she walks down the aisle—not in rags, not in ashes, but in a gown fit for a queen. The prince takes her hands—warm, steady, filled with love.
“No more sadness,” he whispers. “No more nights by the fire.”
Just love. Just laughter. Just forever.
And as they seal their vows with a kiss, Cinderella smiles—because this isn’t just a wedding. It’s the happily ever after she always dreamed of. Check out our Merida coloring pages.
Coloring Page of Cinderella as a Mother
Cinderella rocks her baby, humming a lullaby—the same tune her mother once sang to her. The castle is grand, golden, full of light, but her world? It’s here. In the quiet moments. In tiny hands gripping her fingers. In sleepy eyes blinking up at her, trusting, loving.
She tells stories of magic, of mice who sew, of a fairy godmother who made dreams come true. But when her child asks, “Mama, was it real?” she only smiles.
“Magic isn’t just wands and wishes,” she whispers. “It’s love.”
And as she holds her little one close, she knows—this is her greatest happily ever after.
Coloring pages of Cinderella in Winter Attire
Snowflakes twirl through the air, landing softly on Cinderella’s cloak—midnight blue, lined with silver embroidery that shimmers like frost. The cold nips at her cheeks, turning them rosy, but she doesn’t mind. She pulls her hood up, wrapping herself in warmth.
Her gloves—soft as a dream—hug her fingers as she reaches out, catching a snowflake before it melts. The world is quiet. Peaceful. The castle’s spires glitter under the winter sky, and for a moment, she just breathes it all in.
No chores. No rags. Just crisp air, frozen wonder, and a heart full of warmth, even in the coldest winter. Check out our Moana coloring pages.
Cinderella’s Magical Ending
And just like that—Cinderella’s story is now yours to color.
From sweeping floors to twirling at the royal ball, from rags to shimmering gowns, every page is a chance to bring her world to life. Will her dress glow in icy blue? Or maybe a golden hue fit for a queen? The choice is yours. Check out our Snow White and Raya coloring pages.
With every stroke of color, you add a little magic—just like her fairy godmother did. So grab your crayons, let your imagination soar, and create a fairytale masterpiece.
Because Cinderella’s story isn’t just about dreams coming true. It’s about making them shine—one color at a time.
Hi! I’m Shuchi, an artist who’s been in love with creating art since I was a kid. I work with all sorts of mediums – acrylic painting, sketching, watercolor, mandala art, and calligraphy. These days, I’m putting my creative energy into designing coloring pages for children at Coloring Path. My art is influenced by everything from traditional techniques to Japanese anime, and I love bringing these diverse influences into my work.