Jurassic World coloring pages bring giant dinosaurs, bold heroes, and iconic park scenes into one action-packed collection of free printable PDF sheets. If your kids love roaring T. rex battles and fast-moving raptors, this set is ready for some serious coloring fun.
These Jurassic World coloring pages are perfect for dinosaur fans of all ages, from younger kids who enjoy simple outlines to older kids who like detailed posters with logos and dramatic backgrounds. Parents and teachers can easily print them for birthday parties, rainy afternoons, or classroom activities.
Inside the collection, you will spot everything from terrifying velociraptors with sharp claws to mighty tyrannosaurus rex roaring in front of the Jurassic World sign. There are stegosaurus with tall plates, triceratops with three horns and frills, spinosaurus with its massive spine fin, armored ankylosaurus, and even the powerful mosasaur rising from the water.
You can print these free Jurassic World coloring pages at home in just a few clicks, making it simple to build your own mini dinosaur park on paper. Grab bold greens, deep browns, and fiery reds, and let the adventure begin.
Jurassic World Coloring Pages: 30 Printable PDF Sheets for Free
This set of printable Jurassic World coloring pages includes dramatic dinosaur close-ups, full-body poses, and detailed poster-style scenes with the famous Jurassic World logo overhead. Some pages focus on fierce expressions and sharp teeth, while others show dinosaurs standing in forests surrounded by trees and jungle plants. Each printable PDF sheet is free to download and easy to print, so you can create a stack of dinosaur coloring fun whenever the mood strikes.
1. Velociraptor with Sharp Claws Jurassic World Coloring Page
The first page in this collection of free Jurassic World coloring pages for kids features the terrifying velociraptor. These dinosaurs may not be huge, but they are always a formidable threat when they show up in the movies. This is a really awesome portrayal of this famous dinosaur, and now it’s up to you to show off how you think it may have looked!
2. Owen Grady with Two Dinosaurs Jurassic World Poster Coloring Sheet
Get ready for adventure as you color this thrilling poster from Jurassic World. Owen Grady stands bravely before two ferocious dinosaurs - the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex and a cunning Velociraptor. The T-Rex flaunts its massive head, rows of sharp teeth, and powerful jaws, while the Velociraptor shows off its deadly claws. Use bold reds, oranges, and yellows to make the T-Rex pop from the background. Try cool blues and greens for the Velociraptor to contrast with the warm backdrop. Add fun textures, like scales and wrinkles, to make the dinosaurs seem real.
3. Velociraptor Charging Toward Us Coloring Page
There’s another velociraptor coming right at us in this next image, and this is not a position you would like to find yourself in real life! Luckily, we’re safe from those sharp teeth, and you can even have some fun with them as you color in these small details. Will you make this velociraptor look like the previous one or go for a different look for this one?
4. Carnotaurus with Two Horns Jurassic World Coloring Page
This next incredible dinosaur may look a bit like the famous T Rex, but it is actually called a Carnotaurus. These fearsome predators are a sight to behold in the films, and now you get to color in one of these distinct dinos. How you do that is entirely up to you!
5. Stegosaurus with Jurassic World Logo and Bushes Coloring Sheet
Meet the magnificent Stegosaurus. This tough armored dinosaur is ready to stomp through your Jurassic coloring page. Give it earthy browns and greens to match the Jurassic backdrop. Carefully color the distinctive plates along its back in your choice of rainbow shades. Don't forget the menacing spikes on its tail. Use dramatic darks and lights to make them stand out. Add fun details like bumpy skin and grass at its feet for a realistic look. Show off your roaring success by displaying your finished art for all to see.
6. Roaring Dinosaur Jurassic World Coloring Page
You can almost hear the mighty roar this one is giving off, and it makes for a truly awe-inspiring image to behold. What sort of color scheme do you think you will choose for this fearsome dinosaur?
7. Spinosaurus with Sail Fin Jurassic World Coloring Sheet
The Spinosaurus is one of the most unique-looking dinosaurs ever discovered, and it is also featured in this next Jurassic World coloring sheet. This dino is notable for the large fin on its spine, and you can add some really cool and subtle color details to this feature. How will you make this dinosaur’s famous fin stand out with your colors?
8. Velociraptor by Trees and Jurassic World Sign Coloring Page
This coloring sheet shows a Velociraptor standing on its hind legs in front of a Jurassic World sign. The Velociraptor is a carnivorous dinosaur that lived in the late Cretaceous period. It has sharp claws and teeth, and a long tail that helped it balance and maneuver. It is also very intelligent and can communicate with other members of its pack. You can use blue, green, or brown for the Velociraptor, and white, black, or gray for the sign. You can also use different shades and gradients to create contrast and depth.
9. Easy Jurassic World Dinosaur Coloring Page for Preschool
This sixth page features another dinosaur that you would not want to mess around with! This is another one where you can really feel the power and ferocity of the dino through the portrayal. You could color this one to look as it does in the movies, or you could create your very own awesome interpretation!
10. T. Rex Showing Sharp Teeth Jurassic World Coloring Sheet
The mighty tyrannosaurus rex is one of the most famous dinosaurs, and it is always a terrifying prospect when it shows up in the movies. Here we have one for you to color, and it is just as intimidating here as it is in the films. The only way this dinosaur could look any cooler would be with some amazing colors, and that is where you come in! How will you color the king of the dinosaurs?
11. Roaring T. Rex in Front of Jurassic World Sign Coloring Page
The mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex rules Jurassic World and our coloring page. Capture its towering size by coloring the trees small in the distance. Make its massive head, strong jaws, and jagged teeth stand out in rich earth tones like browns, grays, and dark greens. Give its eyes a menacing yellow and outline its mouth in angry red. Use lighter shades on its underbelly and dark shadows along its back. Add impactful details like scales, wrinkles, and claws. Share your artistic triumph with friends and family - your T-Rex is sure to impress.
12. Full-Size T. Rex Standing Side View Coloring Page
We’re not done with the t-rex just yet, as we have another awesome picture of one for you to color. This one is looking a bit less ferocious than the previous one, but it is still one you would not want to mess with. This page would go well with the previous one, as the only thing scarier than a tyrannosaurus is two!
13. Spiky-Back Dinosaur Jurassic World Coloring Page
It’s time for another scary carnivore with this next Jurassic World coloring printable. This dino looks cool enough as is, but it looks even cooler with the rows of spikes it has running along its back. This is a rather unusual dinosaur, and now you can finish it off with the colors that you use.
14. Intimidating Dinosaur with Huge Claws Coloring Sheet
In this tenth image, we have another intimidating dinosaur that is again looking a bit calmer than some of the previous ones. Despite this, you certainly wouldn’t want to get a close-up of those huge claws it has! The details on this dinosaur have been left fairly blank, so you could color some markings or other details onto it to make it look even better.
15. Triceratops with Three Horns Jurassic World Coloring Page
We’ve seen quite a few carnivores in this collection, but now we have another herbivore for you to color. The triceratops is another really famous dinosaur that is really visually distinctive, and there are so many awesome ways that you could color it in! Which colors come to mind for you when you see this dino?
16. T. Rex in Forest with Jurassic World Logo Coloring Sheet
This Jurassic World coloring page features another T-Rex standing in a forest with trees and plants. Bring its lumbering body to life with forest colors like greens, browns, and tans. Use slightly lighter shades on its underside and darker tones on its ridged back. You can color this Jurassic and the forest with your favorite colors and make it look beautiful. Paint tiny birds and bright flowers on the trees around it to highlight its staggering height. Consider adding a waterfall or pond below to show its reflection.
17. Stegosaurus with Back Plates Jurassic World Coloring Page
The stegosaurus is another famous herbivore that many people love! That’s why we have one for you to have a great time coloring with this twelfth image in the collection. How do you think you will color in the distinctive plates it has along its back? We can’t wait to see how you portray this famous dinosaur!
18. Dinosaur with Rounded Forehead Jurassic World Coloring Sheet
This next dinosaur is a very strange-looking one, but it is still really cool! It has a distinctive rounded forehead, and you would not want to get bashed by that thick skull. Will you add any extra background details to this page, or will you keep it focused on this unusual dinosaur?
19. Mosasaur Aquatic Creature with Sharp Teeth Coloring Page
When swimming in the ocean, it’s bad enough having to worry about sharks, but imagine if the mighty mosasaur was still swimming in our oceans! These fearsome aquatic creatures are a terrifying force to be reckoned with, and this picture really portrays one of them perfectly. Will you draw and color some ocean details into the background of this incredible page?
20. Ankylosaurus with Spiked Armor Jurassic World Coloring Sheet
An abandoned visitor center sits with broken windows and creeping vines, giving the scene a quiet, eerie “nature took over” feel. Try layering greens on the vines and adding cracked gray tones on the walls for a weathered look. A little shadow inside the dark windows makes the building feel deeper and more mysterious.
22. Indominus Rex Footprint in Mud Jurassic World Coloring Page
A huge Indominus rex footprint presses into muddy ground, showing just how massive the creature is without even seeing it. Use rich browns with darker edges in the print to make the impression look deep and wet. You can add tiny splashes or scattered leaves around it, like the dinosaur just stomped through.
23. Dinosaur Skeleton Fossil Museum Hall Coloring Sheet
A dinosaur skeleton fossil is displayed in a museum hall, full of bones, arches, and interesting shapes to shade. Pale grays and creamy off-whites make the skeleton look realistic, especially with a darker background for contrast. It’s also a neat learning moment, fossils help scientists study dinosaurs long after they disappeared.
24. Pteranodon Flying Over Lagoon Kids Coloring Page
A pteranodon glides over the park lagoon, with wide wings that are fun to color in big smooth sections. Try sandy browns or slate grays for the body, then use blues and teals for the water below. Adding a few ripples or fish shapes in the lagoon can make the scene feel alive.
25. Brachiosaurus Reaching Tree Leaves Simple Coloring Page
A brachiosaurus stretches up to reach high tree leaves, a gentle dinosaur moment that feels calm and grand. Color the dinosaur in soft greens or grays, then make the treetop leaves bright so the height stands out. Brachiosaurus had a long neck and front legs that were taller than the back, which helped it browse high branches.
26. Parasaurolophus Herd on Open Plains Coloring Printable
A herd of parasaurolophus walks across open plains, creating a peaceful “dinosaurs on the move” scene. Use different shades on each dinosaur, like light green, tan, and gray, so the herd doesn’t look copy-pasted. Their long crest is a signature feature, and making it a contrasting color can really highlight the shape.
27. Park Ranger Jeep on Dirt Road Jurassic World Coloring Page
A park ranger jeep drives along a dirt road, like it’s heading to the next big discovery. Color the road with dusty browns and add a few darker tire tracks for realism. A bright vehicle stripe or logo detail makes the jeep stand out against the natural background.
28. Gyrosphere Rolling Past Tall Grass Detailed Coloring Page
A gyrosphere rolls past tall grass, capturing that iconic park ride feeling in a detailed scene. Make the sphere look glassy by leaving white highlights and shading the edges with light gray-blue. The tall grass is perfect for layering greens, darker at the base and lighter at the tips for depth.
29. Dilophosaurus Spreading Neck Frill Coloring Sheet
A dilophosaurus spreads its neck frill near a jungle fence, creating a tense, dramatic moment. Bright colors on the frill, like red, orange, or even patterned stripes, can make it feel striking and memorable. Add darker shadows around the fence and plants to make the dinosaur pop forward.
30. Baby Triceratops Hatching Cute Coloring Page
A baby triceratops hatches from an egg, a sweet scene with big dinosaur energy in a tiny package. Use soft greens or light browns for the baby, then color the eggshell in speckled creams and grays. Kids can add little straw, leaves, or a nest ring around the egg to finish the hatching moment.Similar to Jurassic World coloring sheets:
After You Color Your Jurassic World Coloring Pages
Once those scales are shaded and the dinosaurs are roaring in bright color, your Jurassic World coloring pages can turn into more than just finished artwork. They can become part of games, decorations, and even mini learning moments about prehistoric creatures.- Create a dinosaur wall gallery by taping the colored pages side by side to form your own Jurassic park scene at home or in the classroom.
- Cut out the dinosaurs and glue them onto a large piece of poster board to design a 3D jungle landscape with added paper trees and volcanoes.
- Use the different species, like tyrannosaurus rex, triceratops, and stegosaurus, for a simple dinosaur fact project where kids write one or two facts under each picture.
- Turn a finished velociraptor or T. rex page into a custom birthday card for a dinosaur-loving friend.
- Laminate your favorite printable Jurassic World coloring pages and use them as placemats for a dinosaur-themed movie night.
- Staple several colored sheets together to create a handmade Jurassic World storybook starring your favorite dinosaurs.