This collection of Finding Dory coloring pages takes a deep dive into this classic movie. There are 25 detailed black-and-white line images featuring Dory and her friends for you to enjoy!
Finding Dory was released in 2016 as a long-awaited sequel to 2003’s Finding Nemo.
While Dory was a side character in the original movie, the sequel saw her become the main character as she goes on a mission to find her parents.
These pages will introduce you to favorite characters like Dory, Nemo, Marlin and newcomers like Bailey, Hank and many more! You’ll also discover some fun and interesting facts behind the making of the film and some of the real fish who inspired the characters.
25 Free Finding Dory Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Baby Dory coloring page
Give Baby Dory’s huge eyes a bright pop of color and practice gentle shading on her fins. This cute printable is perfect for younger kids learning about ocean friends and the world of Finding Dory.
2. Bailey echolocation coloring page
Color Bailey the beluga as he uses echolocation to help Dory find her way. Add soft grays and ocean blues while you talk about how whales navigate underwater using sound.
3. Destiny and Bailey playful coloring page
Bring Destiny the whale shark and Bailey to life as they splash and play together. This friendly scene makes a great activity for fans who love big sea creatures and cheerful aquarium moments.
4. Dory and Destiny whale shark coloring page
Shade Destiny’s spotted body and give Dory a bold blue so the pals stand out. Kids can learn about whale sharks while coloring a heartwarming Finding Dory duo.
5. Dory and friends ocean adventure coloring page
Fill the page with coral colors and sandy tones as Dory and her friends set off across the sea. This printable invites storytelling, imaginative play, and sharing favorite movie moments.
6. Dory with Jenny and Charlie coloring page
Color a sweet family moment with Dory and her parents Jenny and Charlie. Use soft pastels or bright markers to highlight love, belonging, and the journey home.
7. Dory and Nemo search clues coloring page
Give Nemo’s orange stripes and Dory’s blue scales a vivid look while they hunt for clues. This free coloring page sparks problem solving and memory-themed conversations from the film.
8. Dory in the touch pool coloring page
Blend gentle water ripples around Dory as she explores the touch pool. Kids can add shells, starfish, and bubbles to create a lively aquarium scene.
9. Dory remembering important moment coloring page
Color Dory’s thoughtful face as memories come swimming back. Encourage kids to use light and dark blues to show feelings and the power of remembering.
10. Dory reunites with her parents coloring page
Warm yellows and soft blues make this reunion scene glow with happiness. Celebrate family, friendship, and hope with a printable that captures the heart of Finding Dory.
11. Dory smiling and swimming coloring page
Make Dory’s cheerful smile shine with bright ocean tones and playful bubble details. This easy coloring page is great for quick art breaks and classroom crafts.
12. Dory near coral reef detailed coloring page
Layer pinks, reds, and purples to bring the coral reef to life around Dory. The detailed lines reward careful coloring and create a beautiful ocean habitat scene.
13. Dory talks to Bailey coloring page
Color a friendly chat between Dory and Bailey with calm sea hues. Add gentle highlights to Bailey’s face to show kind eyes and a helpful beluga smile.
14. Dory happy expression coloring page
Use bright blues and sunny accents to match Dory’s upbeat mood. This simple printable works well for younger artists and quick after-school coloring time.
15. Finding Dory coloring page
Celebrate the movie with a classic Dory scene ready for crayons or markers. Add extra bubbles, seaweed, and tiny fish to turn it into a mini ocean poster.
16. Finding Dory movie scene printable coloring page
Recreate a favorite moment from the film with bold outlines and cinematic flair. Kids can mix cool blues and sandy browns to set the underwater stage.
17. Hank helps Dory escape coloring page
Give Hank’s tentacles dynamic curves and Dory a determined look as the escape begins. This action scene invites adventurous colors and speedy strokes.
18. Hank holds Dory in a coffee pot coloring page
Color the shiny glass pot with soft reflections while Dory peeks out adorably. Fans will love the clever humor and stealthy teamwork from this memorable moment.
19. Hank sneaks through the aquarium coloring page
Blend shadows and highlights to show Hank’s quiet crawl past tanks and signs. Add tiny details like floor tiles and labels to build a believable aquarium setting.
20. Hank camouflaging printable coloring page
Test your blending skills by matching Hank’s colors to nearby walls and props. This creative page teaches about camouflage and quick-thinking problem solving.
21. Marlin and Dory underwater adventure coloring page
Color Marlin’s bright orange next to Dory’s cool blue as they journey through the deep. Encourage kids to draw currents, bubbles, and drifting kelp for motion.
22. Marlin worried detailed coloring page
Use gentle shading to show Marlin’s concerned expression while keeping him brave. The detailed lines invite older kids to practice careful, steady coloring.
23. Nemo and Dory explore the ocean coloring page
Give Nemo crisp stripes and Dory shimmering scales as they explore new places. Add rocks, anemones, and tiny sea creatures to make the scene feel full of life.
24. Nemo and Dory in the kelp forest coloring page
Layer greens from light to dark to build a tall kelp forest around the friends. This calming printable is perfect for quiet time and nature-themed lessons.
25. Nemo and Marlin swimming together coloring page
Color a sweet father-son moment with warm oranges and gentle blues. Talk about teamwork and family while finishing a page that glows with heart.If You Enjoyed Coloring Dory, try these collections next:
After You Color Your Finding Dory Pages
- Draw some of the Tank Crew from the first film like Gill, Jacques or Peach.
- Look up pictures of real coral reefs and ocean beds to draw some realistic backgrounds for these pages.
- Write some famous quotes from the films in speech bubbles, such as Dory’s “Just keep swimming!” line.
- Draw some Pixar details in the background such as the sunken Pizza Planet van that can be seen in the film.