Since 1996, the Blue's Clues show has been entertaining young kids and helping them to learn valuable life skills and lessons in an educational and accessible format.
The show is known for its bright and creative characters that are also relatable and easy to follow. It also is known for its mix of education and entertainment, making it a great choice for young kids.
This collection of free Blue's Clues coloring pages for kids is perfect for any fan of the show, no matter how young or old! You will find some of your favorite characters to color here.
Whether you make them match their look in the show or use your own colors, there are no wrong ways for Blue's Clues fans to add color to the collection.
50 Blue's Clues Coloring Pages – Free to Print and Color
1. Blue's Clues Wallpaper to be Colored
The first Blue's Clues coloring sheet we have for you features the lovable Blue. As you may expect, she is colored with different shades of blue. She is mostly a light blue, but there are some darker blue spots on her that you can color as well. Of course, that is provided you want to make her match her appearance on the show.
2. Blue's Clues Characters to be Colored
This second page features not only Blue, but also some other characters from the show. These characters are all based on common household objects, making them more relatable. If you’re a Blue's Clues fan, you surely recognize all of these characters, and you probably know the colors they are in the show as well. Once again, you can match their colors to the show if you wish.
3. Blue's Clues Drawing to be Colored
In the Blue's Clues show, Blue will leave pawprints all over as clues to the various questions and mysteries that are presented. This page has many of these pawprints on the page for you to color and follow! It makes you wonder what questions these pawprints could be leading toward. If you can think of a question for Blue to take on, you could write it on the page.
4. Blue's Clues Host
Blue's Clues isn’t just about the cartoon characters. Throughout the series, there have been several friendly human hosts that join the animals on their adventures. This page features one of the hosts, and having this realistic character allows you to try out some different coloring methods. The animals are typically colored with some simple, bright colors.
5. Blue from Blue's Clues on Easter Day
Hunting for Easter eggs is always a fun activity, as you never know quite what you may find. This Blue's Clues coloring printable shows Blue on an Easter egg hunt, and it’s such a fun picture! She has already found a few eggs, and they give you some opportunities for some amazing colors. Using some colored pens or markers would be perfect for adding some bright color to these details. You could even draw some more hidden Easter eggs for her to find on this page, and then you could color those as well.
6. Blue for Blue's Clues on Valentine's Day
At first glance, you may think that this is Blue, but it is actually a different character. This character is named Magenta, and you can tell her apart thanks to her distinctive glasses. She is colored with a light pink with some darker purple spots. If you want to stick to this color scheme, then it will make a nice contrast to the colors used for Blue.
7. Characters from Blue's Clues Dancing
We’re seeing stars on this next page! These two characters are dancing, and they are surrounded by some smiling stars. I think that it would be awesome to add some magic to these star details. Perhaps you could place some stickers over the stars. Star stickers will be easy to find at craft stores and other places, and some even have gold and silver coloring. Sprinkling some glitter over some glue would also add some sparkle to the stars!
8. Cartoon Blue's Clues Character Coloring Page
Blue is leaving some more pawprints for you to follow on this delightful page! Not only does this capture the spirit of the show, but it gives you even more to color on the page. Do you ever find that coloring small details like the pawprints can be tricky when using usual art tools and mediums? If so, you can use mediums that make it easier.
9. Blue and Magenta Playing in the Sand
If you look closely, then you will see that the bucket and shovel they are holding are characters as well. There are so many ways to add some incredible colors to this page! Coloring this page is the next best thing to actually going to the beach, so you can create your ideal beach day by adding colors to this peaceful scene.
10. Blue from Blue's Clues Learning Numbers
This Blue's Clues coloring page features a lot of things for you to color. Blue is playing a guitar, and she is surrounded by numbers as well. It seems clear that she is learning about counting on this page, and you can have fun coloring all of these elements. Here’s a fun challenge for you to try! As you color the numbers, why not color them in order of counting up? The numbers start at 2 and go up to 8, so it should be a fun and easy challenge for you as you add your colors.
11. Blue and Josh from Blue's Clues Relaxing
It’s time for some crafting fun on this page, as Blue is joined by host Josh. They have just drawn a picture of a chair, and it could be the answer to a question on the show. What do you think the question could be? There is certainly a lot to color on this page, and you could have a lot of fun bringing color to the scene.
12. Blue, Salt, and Pepper
Blue is surrounded by some salt and pepper shakers, and she seems a bit perplexed by the situation! They sure give you a lot of potential colors that you can use on this page. The background has also been left pretty blank, so you could fill it in a few ways. You could use some solid colors for the background, but you could also draw and color some additional details as well.
13. Purple Kangaroo Jumping Around
This next character is a purple kangaroo named, well, Purple Kangaroo. As his name suggests, he is colored with a flat, dark purple. The background has been separated into four sections, so if I were coloring this page I would probably use four different colors, one for each section.
14. Blue on a Couch Coloring Page
This page shows Blue relaxing on a cozy couch in a lovely indoors scene. What do you think she could be doing on this page? You could draw some extra details to suggest what she could be doing. For example, if she is watching TV then you could draw a TV remote next to her on the couch.
15. Blue for Blue's Clues Learning ABCs
This Blue's Clues coloring page shows her learning her ABC’s. She is moving around some balls that have the letters on them, and it would be fun to color them each with a unique color scheme. That would be a great way for you to incorporate all of your favorite colors to the drawing. Then, you could also add some of your own details to color as well.
16. Blue and Friends Having a Picnic Fun Coloring Sheet
Blue and friends have a picnic, a sweet scene packed with simple springtime details. Use bright blanket colors and add fun snack shades to make the picnic feel cheerful. This page is perfect for talking about sharing and taking turns, like friends do during a game.
17. Blue and Magenta Hugging Detailed Coloring Sheet
Blue and Magenta share a big hug, making this page extra warm and friendly. Keep Blue in classic light blues and color Magenta in rich pinks, then add gentle shading to show the hug closeness. It’s a cute reminder that kindness can be as simple as a happy hello or a hug.
18. Blue and Magenta Painting a Picture Free Coloring Page
Blue and Magenta paint a picture together, perfect for bright paint colors and creative details. Color the artwork on the page however you like, rainbow swirls, hearts, or a sunny backyard scene. This printable is a fun nudge for kids to make their own “clue” picture with colors.
19. Blue and Magenta Playing Hide and Seek Fun Coloring Sheet
Blue and Magenta play hide and seek, a playful scene that feels like a backyard game. Use simple greens and browns for hiding spots and keep the pups bright so they stand out. Kids can imagine where the next hiding place will be, behind a tree, under a table, or by the mailbox.
20. Blue and Magenta Playing Together
Blue and Magenta play together, simple and sweet with lots of room for bold coloring. Use classic character colors and add a few extra background doodles, like stars or pawprints, if the space feels empty. This page is great for practicing neat coloring on big shapes.
21. Blue Carrying a Gift Box Free Coloring Page
Blue carries a gift box, like she’s delivering a surprise to a friend. Color the box in bright wrapping-paper tones and add a bold ribbon for contrast. Kids can imagine who the gift is for and what’s inside, turning the page into a tiny story.
22. Blue Dancing in a Sunny Backyard Printable Page
Blue dances in a sunny backyard, full of happy movement and cheerful vibes. Use bright greens for the yard and add a sunny yellow glow in the sky. A few musical notes or sparkle dots can make the dancing feel even more fun.
23. Blue Finding a Paw Print Clue Coloring Page for Kids
Blue finds a paw print clue, a classic Blues Clues moment that fits perfectly with the show’s mystery theme. Color the paw print a bold blue so it stands out clearly. This page is a fun prompt to ask, what could the clue be pointing to today?
24. Blue Holding a Flower in the Garden Coloring Page for Kids
Blue holds a flower in the garden, sweet and simple with lots of spring color potential. Use bright petals and layered greens for leaves to make the garden feel fresh. Kids can add extra flowers or a butterfly in the background to build their own garden scene.
25. Blue Jumping Over a Paw Print Clue Detailed Coloring Sheet
Blue jumps over a paw print clue, making the scene feel energetic and playful. Use shading under Blue to show the jump and keep the paw print bold for clarity. This is a fun page for adding motion lines or tiny stars to emphasize the leap.
26. Blue Jumping with Joy Fun Coloring Sheet for Kids
Blue jumps with joy, a simple happy pose that’s quick and satisfying to color. Keep her coat light blue and add darker shading on the ears and spots for depth. Kids can add confetti dots or a sunshine background to match the excitement.
27. Blue Peeking Behind a Tree Fun Coloring Sheet
Blue peeks from behind a tree, like she’s playing a little game with you. Color the tree bark in warm browns and add leafy greens overhead for a cozy outdoor feel. This page is perfect for adding a few hidden pawprints around the scene as a mini scavenger hunt.
28. Blue Playing with Shovel and Pail
Blue plays with a shovel and pail, ready for sandcastle fun. Use bright colors on the beach toys and keep the sand a warm tan with light shading. Kids can draw extra seashells or a simple wave line to make it feel like a full beach day.
29. Blues Clues Coloring Page for Preschoolers
This title page works great as a cover for a Blues Clues printable set or coloring folder. Use bold blues and bright accents and add extra pawprints around the words for decoration. Kids can write their name on it to claim their own “clue book” packet.
30. Blue Sitting in Her Thinking Chair
Blue sits in her thinking chair, a classic moment that feels calm and cozy. Color the chair in warm tones or keep it simple so Blue stays the focus. This page is great for talking about thinking steps, look closely, notice clues, and try ideas.
31. Blue Sitting with Her Favorite Toy Detailed Coloring Sheet
Blue sits with her favorite toy, a sweet quiet scene with extra detail to color carefully. Use soft colors on the toy and add gentle shading around Blue’s paws for depth. This page is perfect for bedtime vibes, calm, cozy, and comforting.
32. Blue Wagging Her Tail Coloring Page for Kids
Blue wags her tail, simple and cheerful with a friendly “hi there” feeling. Use classic Blue colors and add a light shadow under her feet to ground the pose. Kids can add a few pawprint stamps around her to match the Blues Clues theme.
33. Blue with a Balloon in the Sky Printable Coloring Page
Blue has a balloon floating in the sky, bright and airy with lots of open space. Color the balloon a bold shade, like red or yellow, so it pops against a light blue sky. Adding a few fluffy clouds makes the scene feel like a sunny day outside.
34. Blue with a Magnifying Glass
Blue holds a magnifying glass, ready to investigate like a tiny detective. Color the magnifying glass handle a fun bright color and add a light gray shine on the lens. This page is perfect for talking about clues and observation, looking closely helps you notice the important details.
35. Magenta Finding a Paw Print Clue
Magenta discovers a paw print clue, bringing her into the mystery-solving moment. Use bright pinks for Magenta and keep the paw print bold so it’s easy to spot. Kids can imagine what the clue leads to, a surprise party, a snack, or a new game.
36. Magenta Wagging Her Tail Detailed Coloring Sheet
Magenta wags her tail in a detailed pose, full of friendly energy. Use layered pinks for shading and add a tiny highlight dot in the eyes for sparkle. A simple background wash helps the character stand out without making the page busy.
37. Magenta with a Drawing in Her Paw Printable Coloring Page
Magenta holds a drawing in her paw, perfect for adding your own mini artwork colors. Color the drawing like a little clue picture, hearts, stars, or a simple house. This page encourages creativity, kids can pretend they’re making a clue for Blue to find.
38. Mailbox Smiling with a Letter Detailed Coloring Sheet
Mailbox smiles with a letter, a classic Blues Clues character moment. Color the mailbox in a bright blue and make the letter a clean white with a colorful stamp corner. This page is a fun way to talk about mail, letters, and how messages travel from place to place.
39. Mailbox with a Package Coloring Page for Kids
Mailbox appears with a package, like a special delivery just arrived. Color the package in bright wrapping colors and add a bold label or sticker style. Kids can imagine what’s inside, a toy, a book, or something silly, and add a tiny doodle on the box.
40. Salt and Pepper Standing Together Free Coloring Page
Salt and Pepper stand together, simple and cute with big shapes to color. Use white and light gray shading for Salt, and a darker gray for Pepper with shine highlights. This page is great for practicing contrast, light and dark characters side by side.
41. Salt and Pepper with Their Kids Fun Coloring Sheet
Salt and Pepper appear with their kids, making the scene feel like a happy family moment. Use slightly different shades on the smaller shakers so each one feels distinct. This is a cute page for talking about families and how everyone can look related but still unique.
42. Shovel and Pail Playing in the Sand Fun Coloring Sheet
Shovel and Pail play in the sand, a fun beach-toy character scene. Color the toys bright and glossy with tiny highlight dots to look like plastic. Adding warm tan sand shading underneath makes it feel like a real beach play spot.
43. Steve and Blue Solving a Clue Coloring Page
Steve and Blue work together solving a clue, capturing the classic teamwork vibe. Use bright colors on Steve’s outfit and keep Blue’s spots crisp so she stands out. This page is a great reminder that solving puzzles is easier when you stop, look, and think step by step.
44. Steve and Blue Waving Hello
Steve and Blue wave hello, a friendly page that feels like a warm greeting. Keep the colors bright and simple and add a few pawprints or stars around them for fun. This printable works nicely as a “welcome” page at the start of a coloring pack.
45. Steve Holding Blues Paw Detailed Coloring Sheet
Steve holds Blue’s paw, a sweet moment that shows friendship and trust. Use gentle shading on hands and paws to make the connection feel natural. This page looks extra cozy with a soft background wash, like pale blue or light yellow.
46. Steve Thinking in His Chair Detailed Coloring Sheet
Steve sits in his chair thinking, like he’s putting clues together in his head. Color the chair in warm tones and keep the background simple so Steve stays the focus. This page is perfect for encouraging kids to “think it through” when they’re solving a puzzle.
47. Steve with His Handy Notebook Fun Coloring Sheet
Steve holds his handy notebook, ready to jot down clues and ideas. Color the notebook bright and make the pencil a contrasting shade so it stands out. This page is a great prompt for kids to pretend they’re clue-solvers too, maybe they can draw their own clue in the notebook space.
48. Steve Writing in His Notebook
Steve writes in his notebook, a calm scene that feels like a detective moment. Use neat, simple colors and add light shading on the notebook pages so they don’t look flat. This page pairs well with a quick activity, kids can try drawing a simple clue on a separate sheet after coloring.
49. Tickety Tock and Mailbox Together
Tickety Tock and Mailbox appear together, a fun combo of familiar Blues Clues friends. Color Tickety’s clock face bright and clear and keep Mailbox bold blue for contrast. This page is perfect for talking about time and routines, like what time it is when mail arrives.
50. Tickety Tock with a Big Smile Detailed Coloring Sheet
Tickety Tock smiles big, making this page cheerful and easy to recognize. Use bright reds or yellows for accents and keep the clock face light so it looks clean. Adding tiny sparkle highlights on the clock edges makes it feel shiny and extra happy.You may want to color next:
