36 Free Toy Story Coloring Pages: Print For Fun 

Buzz. Woody. Jessie. And a box of crayons—what more could a kid ask for? Toy Story Coloring Pages bring the magic of Andy’s room straight to your fingertips. Whether you’re chasing aliens with Buzz or rounding up the gang with Woody, these pages are your playground. There are no rules—only imagination. Scribble outside the lines. 

Paint Rex purple. Give Hamm a mustache. Why not? Each page is a chance to relive the adventure. Or create a brand-new one. It’s not just coloring—it’s storytelling, your way. So grab your colors. Open your heart. And let the Toy Story crew come alive—one wild, messy, brilliant stroke at a time.

Toy Story 1 Coloring Pages 

It all starts in a kid’s bedroom—where toys walk, talk, and come to life the moment you’re not looking. Toy Story 1 isn’t just a movie. It’s a revolution in animation. A burst of childhood magic wrapped in humor, heart, and a cowboy named Woody. Everything changes when Buzz Lightyear lands. Shiny. Confident. Confused. He thinks he’s a real space ranger. 

Woody? Not thrilled. What follows is chaos—jealousy, adventure, friendship. Sid’s creepy experiments. A race against time. And the realization that being a toy is more than enough. It’s about loyalty. Imagination. Belonging. Pixar gave us characters that felt real. Flaws and all. Toy Story 1 isn’t just about toys. It’s about what it means to be loved. To grow. To let go.

Toy Story 2 Coloring Page

Toy Story 2 hits different. It’s bigger. Deeper. A sequel that dares to ask—what happens when a toy questions everything? Woody gets stolen. Buzz leads a rescue mission. And suddenly we’re in a world of collectors, cowgirl sidekicks, and the fear of being forgotten. Enter Jessie. Heartbreaking. Loud. Full of life and loss.

 Stinky Pete lurks in the shadows. And Woody? He’s torn—stay in a museum forever or return to the chaos of playtime? This isn’t just about toys anymore. It’s about purpose. Memory. Finding joy in being chosen. Again and again. Pixar cranked up the humor, the action, the emotional gut punches. And nailed it. Toy Story 2 makes you laugh one second, tear up the next. It’s about sticking together. About second chances. And the unshakable truth that being loved—even for a little while—is worth everything.

Toy Story 3 Coloring Page

Toy Story 3 is a punch to the heart—in the best possible way. Andy’s growing up. College-bound. And the toys? Left behind. Forgotten in a box. Until they land in Sunnyside Daycare—a place that seems sweet but hides something darker. Lotso. That strawberry-smelling tyrant in a huggy disguise. Woody wants to go home. The others just want to be played with. 

What unfolds is an escape mission, a love letter to loyalty, and a meditation on letting go. The furnace scene? Breathtaking. The ending? Soul-crushingly beautiful. Pixar didn’t just close a chapter—they honored an entire generation. We grew up with these toys. And now we’re saying goodbye. Toy Story 3 isn’t just a film—it’s a farewell. A reminder that growing up doesn’t mean forgetting. It means carrying those memories with you. Forever.

Toy Story 4 Coloring Pages

Toy Story 4 didn’t have to exist—but wow, are we glad it does. It’s not just another adventure. It’s Woody’s reckoning. A lost toy’s journey to find himself. Enter Forky—a spork turned existential crisis. He doesn’t think he’s a toy. He thinks he’s trash. And honestly? Same, Forky. Same. Bonnie needs him. Woody protects him. 

But then comes Bo Peep. Strong. Independent. Changed. And suddenly, Woody’s world cracks open. Maybe being there for a kid isn’t the only way to live. Maybe freedom has its own kind of magic. There’s laughter—Ducky and Bunny are chaotic gold. There’s tension. Growth. Letting go. Toy Story 4 is about choosing your path. About moving on—even if it hurts. It’s the softest goodbye. The bravest choice. And one last reminder that toys, like people, are meant to grow.

Coloring Images of Toy Story Characters 

The Toy Story universe is packed with characters that feel more alive than most humans. Woody—the loyal leader with a fraying hat and a heart too big. Buzz Lightyear—space ranger, best friend, occasional ego trip. Jessie’s all fire and feeling. Rex is fear in a T-Rex costume. Hamm’s got jokes. Mr. Potato Head? Pure sass. Then there’s Slinky. Bo Peep. Bullseye. Bonnie’s gang. 

Forky—literal trash turned icon. And don’t forget the villains—Lotso, Prospector, Sid. Each one has depth. Flaws. Quirks. It’s a crowded shelf, but every toy has a story. Together, they make magic. They fight. Fall apart. Find each other. Again and again. This isn’t just a cast—it’s a chosen family made of plastic, plush, and pure heart.

Woody Coloring Pages 

Woody isn’t just a cowboy doll—he’s the heart of Toy Story. Loyal to a fault. Brave when it counts. And constantly torn between duty and change. He’s the one who always tries to do the right thing—even when it hurts. From Andy’s favorite toy to a lost soul searching for purpose, Woody’s journey hits deep. 

He’s stitched together with love, memories, and a little bit of jealousy. But that’s what makes him real. Honest. Human, even. And if your kid—or your inner kid—wants to bring him to life, Woody coloring pages are the perfect place to start. Give him a new look. A new adventure. Or just color outside the lines. Woody would understand. He’s been through a lot.

Woody Flying with Buzz Coloring Sheet 

Woody and Bo Peep Coloring Image 

Woody and Bullseye Coloring Page for Kids 

Coloring Sheet of Woody Buzz and Forky 

Buzz Lightyear Coloring Pages 

Buzz Lightyear—space ranger, hero, accidental comic relief. He crash-landed into Toy Story with a laser, a mission, and zero clue he was a toy. But that’s what makes him unforgettable. Buzz is all about bravery. Loyalty. And learning how to be more than just a buttoned-up action figure. He’s gone from delusional to dependable, plastic to poetic. 

And his friendship with Woody? Legendary. Want to bring your own version of Buzz to life? Try Buzz Lightyear coloring pages. Add neon wings. Cosmic armor. Or paint him pink—he won’t mind. Buzz is all about adventure, after all. Whether it’s saving the galaxy or just hanging out in a crayon-streaked universe, he’s always ready. To infinity—and your imagination.

Coloring Image of Buzz Lightyear and Jessie 

Bo Peep Coloring Pages 

Bo Peep isn’t just the sweet shepherdess from the shelf anymore. She’s bold. Fearless. A little bit wild. In Toy Story 4, she breaks the mold—no longer waiting to be rescued. She’s out there rescuing others. Driving skunk-mobiles. Leaping through carnival chaos. 

And showing Woody that there’s more than one way to be a toy. Bo is soft and strong. Gentle but unstoppable. Her porcelain might crack—but her spirit? Never. And if you want to capture that mix of elegance and edge, Bo Peep coloring pages are the perfect canvas. Draw her cape fluttering in the wind. Her staff mid-spin. Or just give her the fiercest outfit in the toy box. Bo’s world is wide open—just like your imagination.

Jessie Coloring Pages 

Jessie is a whirlwind of energy wrapped in red yarn hair and cowgirl boots. She’s loud. Fierce. Unapologetically herself. But behind that yee-haw spirit is a tender heart—one that’s known abandonment, loss, and the healing power of friendship. She can lasso trouble in seconds and still cry at the memory of Emily. That’s what makes her so real. 

So lovable. Jessie isn’t just a sidekick—she’s a scene-stealer. A reminder that being brave doesn’t mean never being scared. It means showing up anyway. And if your fingers are itching to bring her to life, Jessie coloring pages are calling. Splash her hat red. Make her chaps sparkle. Or doodle your own adventures. Jessie’s ready to ride—right off the page.

Potato Head Coloring Pages 

Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head are pure chaos—and pure love. He’s grumpy, sarcastic, always losing an ear. She’s sweet but sassy, armed with a purse full of everything. Together? Unstoppable. Their bickering is hilarious. Their bond? Rock solid. Whether they’re rolling into danger or tossing out one-liners, they somehow always steal the scene. 

They’re the kind of couple that keeps each other grounded—even when their pieces go flying. And let’s be honest—swapping their eyes, noses, or mustaches never gets old. That’s the magic of Potato Head coloring pages. You can mix, match, go classic—or go wild. Purple lips? Go for it. Extra eyes? Even better. With the Potato Heads, there are no rules—just endless combinations and laugh-out-loud fun.

Mr Potato Head Coloring Page

Mrs Potato Head Coloring Sheet for Kids 

Slinky Dog Coloring Pages 

Slinky Dog is the definition of loyal. Stretchy, bendy, always ready to help—even if it means pulling half the gang with him. He’s got a Southern drawl, a spring for a belly, and a heart made of gold. When Woody needs backup, Slink’s already there—no questions asked. He might not be the flashiest toy, but he’s one of the most dependable. 

Calm in a crisis. Quick with a comeback. And let’s be honest—who doesn’t love a dog that doubles as a slingshot? If your crayons are feeling creative, dive into some Slinky Dog coloring pages. Twist his coils. Color his ears bright blue. Or stretch the imagination any way you like. With Slink, fun always bounces back.

Forky Coloring Pages

Forky is confusion, chaos, and charm—all rolled into one googly-eyed spork. He didn’t ask to be a toy. He thinks he’s trash. Literally. But somehow, that’s what makes him so lovable. With his pipe-cleaner arms and popsicle stick feet, Forky reminds us that being “made” doesn’t mean you’re not real. 

He stumbles, panics, and questions everything—and yet, he’s fiercely loyal to Bonnie. And surprisingly wise in his weird little way. Want to bring him to life in your own wild style? Forky coloring pages are perfect for that. Make his cheeks glow. Add glitter to his eyebrow. Color outside every line. Forky wouldn’t mind. In fact, he’d probably say—“I’m not supposed to be here!” But he totally is.

Zurg Coloring Pages

Zurg—the Evil Emperor. Nemesis of Buzz Lightyear. Darth Vader voice. Cape flowing. Blaster ready. He’s the kind of villain who commands attention—even if he sometimes fumbles the whole evil mastermind thing. But that’s part of his charm. Dramatic. Over-the-top. And oddly hilarious. 

Whether he’s declaring galactic domination or revealing shocking “I am your father” moments, Zurg brings classic sci-fi villain energy with a Toy Story twist. He may be plastic, but he dreams big. Want to dive into his world of chaos and comedy? Zurg coloring pages are your launchpad. Make his armor glow. Add shadows, sparks, even lightning bolts. Turn him into the most colorful villain in the galaxy—or the silliest. With Zurg, anything’s possible. Even world domination in crayon.

Coloring Page of Bullseye 

Bullseye doesn’t talk—but he doesn’t need to. Every gallop. Every wide-eyed blink. Every joyful leap into Woody’s arms says everything. He’s fast. Loyal. A little clumsy. And absolutely full of heart. The ultimate sidekick—ready to chase trains, dodge danger, or just nuzzle up for comfort. 

He’s more puppy than horse, really. Always eager. Always in motion. You can feel the wind in his mane even when he’s standing still. And those eyes? Pure emotion. Bullseye may not be the loudest toy in the box, but he might just be the most expressive. He reminds us that sometimes, love doesn’t need words—it just needs a gallop, a whinny, and a heart that never quits.

Rex Coloring Sheets 

Rex is a giant green dinosaur—with the soul of an anxious kitten. He roars like he means it, then apologizes immediately after. Nervous. Clumsy. Endlessly lovable. He worries about everything—from video game scores to being scary enough. But when the moment calls for it? He shows up. Heart racing. Arms too short. But all in. That’s Rex. He doesn’t need sharp teeth to be brave. Just a little encouragement—and maybe a hug. He’s proof that even the fiercest-looking toys can have the gentlest hearts.

Hamm Coloring Image 

Hamm is all snark and smarts—wrapped in a pink plastic piggy bank. He’s got the one-liners. The sarcasm. The cool confidence of someone who always knows where the coins are. He’s the realist of the group—always ready with a witty comeback or a dry remark.

But beneath that tough plastic shell? He’s loyal. Solid. A team player when it counts. Whether he’s being used as a battering ram or cracking jokes mid-crisis, Hamm delivers. He’s not just the comic relief—he’s the pig with a plan. And probably a backup plan, too.

Coloring Page of Stinky Pete 

Stinky Pete looks like a kind old prospector—but don’t let the overalls fool you. He’s sharp. Calculated. And bitter from years of sitting unopened on a shelf. At first, he seems wise. Gentle. The voice of reason. But then—bam—out comes the villain.

Quiet. Manipulative. Heartbreaking, even. He didn’t ask to be forgotten. But instead of hope, he chose resentment. That’s what makes him dangerous. And kind of tragic. Stinky Pete isn’t evil for fun—he’s what happens when a toy loses faith. A cautionary tale in a beard and a box.

Coloring Sheet of Trixie 

Trixie is a tech-savvy triceratops with a wild imagination and a heart of gold. She’s always ready for a roleplay adventure—wizard, warrior, space dinosaur—you name it. She’s playful, loud, and just the right kind of weird.

While Rex panics, Trixie charges forward, horns first, always up for fun and chaos. She brings energy to any room and isn’t afraid to be a little silly. Or a lot silly. Behind the goofy charm? A loyal friend who knows how to lift spirits and start the next big quest—no batteries required.

Coloring Image of Lotso 

Lotso smells like strawberries—but don’t be fooled. Beneath the soft fur and warm smile is a heart hardened by heartbreak. Once a lovable toy, he was left behind—and never forgave the world for it. Now he rules Sunnyside like a prison warden. Sweet on the surface. Ruthless underneath. He believes love is a lie, and no toy deserves a second chance.

But that’s what makes him tragic. Lotso isn’t just a villain—he’s a warning. Of what happens when a toy gives up hope… and chooses control over connection.

Duke Caboom Coloring Image

Duke Caboom—Canada’s greatest stuntman! At least, that’s what the commercial said. He’s flashy. Dramatic. Always ready to strike a pose. But behind the confidence and motorcycle flair? A toy crushed by rejection. His kid expected more—and Duke never forgot it. Still, when the moment comes, he revs up. Jumps high. Crashes hard. And tries again. That’s Duke. Equal parts showman and softie.

He might not always stick the landing, but he never quits. With a mustache of glory and a heart full of second chances, Duke Caboom is pure, adrenaline-fueled redemption. Oui, I Can!

Aliens Toy Story Coloring Pages for Kids 

Oooooh—the aliens! Tiny. Green. Three-eyed bundles of devotion. Born in a claw machine and raised on mystery, they speak in unison and worship “The Claw” like it’s divine destiny. But they’re more than just background weirdos. They’re loyal to a fault. Grateful beyond belief. And when the time comes? Total heroes.

They’ve saved the day (and the toys) more than once—with nothing but squeaky voices and unstoppable optimism. Weirdly adorable. Endlessly quotable. The aliens remind us that sometimes the smallest, strangest toys have the biggest hearts. You have saved our lives. We are eternally grateful.

Coloring Page of Happy New Year Toy Story 

Woody tips his hat. Buzz strikes a heroic pose. And together, they shout—“Happy New Year, partner!” A new adventure is just beginning. Woody’s got resolutions (be more patient, worry less). Buzz? He’s ready to launch into the future—to infinity and beyond, of course. Fireworks burst. Toys cheer. And somewhere in the clutter of a kid’s room, the gang celebrates another year of friendship, laughter, and wild surprises.

So whether you’re cowboy or space ranger—rooted or ready to fly—Woody and Buzz are wishing you joy, courage, and a year full of heart. Let’s make it a great one!

Christmas Toy Story Coloring Pages

Christmas in the Toy Story world is pure magic—wrapping paper flying, new toys arriving, and the old gang bracing for the unexpected. Woody’s keeping things calm. Buzz is tangled in lights. Jessie’s singing carols off-key while Rex panics over snowmen. Even Lotso might crack a smile (maybe).

It’s a time for togetherness, even in the chaos of Christmas morning. And when the room clears and the kid is off playing—it’s their turn to celebrate. Laughter. Stories. A little eggnog (from a thimble, of course). In the end, it’s not the gifts. It’s the love that makes this holiday shine.

Chibi Toy Story Coloring Pages for Kids 

Chibi Toy Story is cuteness turned up to eleven. Big heads. Tiny bodies. Giant eyes full of wonder. Woody with an oversized hat and Buzz with a blaster too big for his little hands—it’s adorable chaos. Even Lotso looks huggable (almost). Every expression is exaggerated. Every emotion? Off the charts. It’s the Toy Story gang you know and love, just miniaturized and dripping with charm. Perfect for stickers, doodles, or tiny adventures in a teacup. Chibi brings out the playful heart of the story—one tiny squeak, giggle, and “yee-haw!” at a time. Too cute to handle. Too fun to resist.

How to Color Toy Story Coloring Pages Like a Pro! 

Coloring Toy Story pages isn’t just coloring—it’s storytelling. Start with Woody’s hat—classic brown or neon green? Your choice. Buzz’s suit? Make it rainbow. Or galaxy-themed. There are no rules here. Just imagination. Mix crayons with markers. 

Add glitter glue. Use stickers for stars. Want Jessie in a purple shirt? Go for it. Make Lotso look sweet—or spooky. The magic is in the freedom. Each stroke brings the toys to life in your own universe. So grab your tools—color outside the lines. Create your version of Andy’s room. And let the adventure jump right off the page.

You Got Friend in Me! 

Toy Story Coloring Pages are more than just a fun activity—they’re a journey into the heart of childhood. A place where crayons become magic wands, and every color brings your favorite toys to life. Woody, Buzz, Jessie—they’re all waiting for your imagination to take the lead. Want a pink cowboy hat? Go for it. A galaxy suit for Rex? Why not! And as you fill each page, don’t forget the spirit behind it all—you got a friend in them. Always.

These pages aren’t just about coloring. They’re about connection. Creativity. And remembering that playtime never really ends—it just changes form. So grab your colors, and let the adventure begin.