My nephew asked me last week if bunnies and foxes could really be best friends, all thanks to Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde. That question sparked this collection of 50+ free Zootopia coloring pages, labeled by difficulty level, perfect for a classroom afternoon or a rainy day at home.
In this post, you’ll find fan favorites like Judy mid-chase, Nick with his sly grin, Gazelle striking a pose, and even Gary De’Snake getting his moment on the page. I’ve pulled characters from both the original film and Zootopia 2, so nobody’s favorite gets left out.
Every page prints as a clean PDF, sized for A4 and US Letter, so setup takes seconds. Keep reading, and you’ll find the perfect page for every young animal lover around.
Judy Hopps Coloring Pages
This collection spans the whole Zootopia world… hero portraits of Judy and Nick, group scenes bursting with side characters, and quiet city backdrops from both films.
Younger kids get bold, simple outlines that are easy to color within the lines. Older kids, teens, and even grown-up fans will find intricate designs packed with detail, the kind that turns a quick activity into a satisfying, focused sit-down project.
I’ve sorted every page into three simple levels… beginner, intermediate, and advanced so you’re not guessing which one suits your child. Look for the label in each page’s title, pick based on age and patience level, and print away.
Judy in her ZPD uniform (Difficulty Level: Easy to medium)
Judy showing her badge (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Judy on patrol (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Judy holding a carrot (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Judy in a heroic pose (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Simple Judy Hopps portrait (Difficulty Level: Preschool)
Nick Wilde Coloring Pages
Nick in his shirt and tie (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Nick wearing a police uniform (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Nick’s signature smirk (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Nick leaning against a streetlight (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Nick wearing sunglasses (Difficulty Level: Easy to medium)
Easy Nick Wilde portrait (Difficulty Level: Preschool)
Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde Coloring Pages
Judy and Nick standing back to back (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Nick and Judy taking a selfie (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Detective partners solving a mystery (Difficulty Level: Medium to detailed)
Judy and Nick on a city adventure (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Cute chibi Judy and Nick (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Police partners in action (Difficulty Level: Detailed)
Zootopia 2 Coloring Pages
Judy and Nick’s newest investigation (Difficulty Level: Detailed)
Gary De’Snake arrives in Zootopia (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Nibbles Maplestick investigating (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Mayor Brian Winddancer (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Dr. Fuzzby’s partner session (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Pawbert Lynxley in Marsh Market (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Zootopia 2 character lineup (Level: Detailed)
Mammals and reptiles together (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Gary De’Snake Coloring Pages
Gary De’Snake character portrait (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Gary with Judy and Nick (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Cute Gary De Snake (Difficulty Level: Preschool)
Gary exploring Zootopia (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Simple snake outline (Difficulty Level: Preschool)
Gazelle Coloring Pages
Gazelle performing onstage (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Gazelle in a stylish pose (Difficulty: Easy to Medium)
Gazelle with backup dancers (Level: Detailed)
Easy Gazelle portrait (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Flash the Sloth Coloring Pages
Flash working at the DMV (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Flash holding a coffee cup (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Flash smiling (Difficulty Level: Preschool)
Flash driving his car (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Chief Bogo and Officer Clawhauser Coloring Pages
Chief Bogo at the ZPD (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Chief Bogo with his arms crossed (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Clawhauser at the police desk (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Clawhauser eating snacks (Difficulty Level: Easy)
ZPD team coloring page (Level: Detailed)
Supporting Zootopia Characters
Finnick character page (Difficulty Level: Easy)
Mayor Lionheart and Duke Weaselton (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Mr. Big and Fru Fru (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Yax and the wolf guards (Difficulty Level: Medium)
All supporting characters (Level: Detailed)
Zootopia City and Adventure Scenes
Zootopia city skyline (Difficulty Level: Detailed)
Savanna Central (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Tundratown (Difficulty Level: Medium)
Creative Crafts Using Zootopia Coloring Sheets
A finished coloring page doesn’t have to end up in a drawer. In my classroom, we turn the best sheets into masks, bookmarks, and keepsakes kids can actually use. These simple crafts stretch a quick coloring session into a full afternoon activity… no screens required, just scissors, glue, and imagination.
Character Masks and Bookmarks
For Judy Hopps masks, cut out her gray ears and pink nose, color them in, then glue onto a paper plate or precut mask template with elastic string. Nick Wilde’s fox mask works the same way… swap in his rust-orange ears and that sly, pointed snout.
Gary De’Snake headbands are simpler: color his coiled body along a paper strip, tape the ends together, and you’ve got a wearable headband any kid will show off. For bookmarks, print favorite characters on cardstock, color them, cut into strips, and laminate for durability. Punch a hole, thread ribbon through, and there’s your keepsake.
Puppets and Zootopia Storytelling
Once the coloring’s done, cut each character out and glue it onto a craft stick, instant puppet, instant storyteller. My students love turning Judy and Nick into detective duos, solving pretend cases across the kitchen table or classroom rug.
Encourage kids to recreate favorite scenes from the animal metropolis, or invent brand-new mysteries starring their favorite side characters. I’ve used these puppets for small-group storytelling circles, and even shy kids open up once a puppet’s doing the talking for them.
It’s a simple craft, but it turns passive coloring into active, imaginative play that sticks with kids long after the glue dries.
Greeting Cards, Dioramas and Party Decorations
Colored pages make wonderful Zootopia birthday cards, just fold cardstock, glue on a favorite character, and add a handwritten message inside. String smaller cutouts into character bunting for a quick, colorful party-table decoration that costs almost nothing.
For something bigger, try a shoebox city diorama, kids paint the interior like downtown Zootopia and populate it with their colored characters. A ZPD police-station scene works the same way, built from cardboard and imagination.
And if you’re hosting a movie night, these pages double beautifully as Zootopia 2 decorations, taped along walls or strung above the snack table.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Will the printables fit A4 and US Letter paper?
Yes, every page is formatted to print cleanly on both A4 and US Letter without cropping your favorite characters. For best results, select “Fit to page” or “Actual size” in your printer settings rather than “Shrink to fit,” and double-check your paper size matches your printer tray before hitting print. A quick preview saves you a wasted sheet.
Does the collection include Zootopia 2 coloring pages?
Absolutely, this isn’t just an original-film collection. You’ll find sequel favorites like Gary De’Snake, Nibbles Maplestick, and Mayor Winddancer alongside returning characters like Judy and Nick. I’ve mixed pages from both films throughout the set, so fans of the new movie get just as much to color as longtime Zootopia devotees.
What ages are these coloring sheets suitable for?
There’s genuinely something here for every age. Preschoolers can start with bold, simple outlines that are easy to stay inside. School-age kids get moderately detailed scenes, while teens and adults can dig into intricate, pattern-heavy designs built for longer, more focused sessions. Difficulty labels on each page make it easy to match the sheet to the colorer.
Can the coloring pages be used at school or at a party?
Definitely, these pages were practically made for both settings. Teachers can print a class set for quiet-time activities, indoor recess, or early-finisher work, no prep beyond hitting print. For parties, they double as low-mess entertainment for younger guests or a craft-table activity that ties right into the theme. Either way, you’re getting screen-free fun that keeps kids genuinely occupied.
Time to Color Your Favorite Zootopia Character
Whichever character calls to you, whether it’s Judy Hopps standing tall for justice, Nick Wilde flashing that trademark smirk, or a new face from Zootopia 2, there’s a page here waiting to be filled in.
Every single one is free to download as a printable PDF, no sign-ups, no hidden costs. Bookmark this collection now, since I’ll be adding new pages as the Zootopia universe grows. And if your household loves this kind of screen-free fun, check out our Disney & Princess Character Coloring Pages.
