Once upon a time, in a forest not so far away, a clever little fox tiptoed through the tall grass, ears perked and tail swishing, ready for adventure! Foxes have starred in stories, fables, and fairy tales for centuries, always the crafty, quick-witted hero (or the sneaky little trickster!). And honestly? We can see why. There’s just something magical about these graceful, glowing creatures that makes every child’s heart skip a beat.
If your child(ren) or students are as enchanted by foxes as we are, then they are going to treasure these Free Printable Fox Coloring Pages & Templates! Whether they dream of drawing a snoozing fox curled into a fluffy ball or a proud fox standing tall beneath the autumn leaves, we’ve got a design for every little storyteller. Ready to begin your own fox tale? Just follow these three easy steps:
- Click on your favorite fox coloring page(s) from the options below.
- Download the PDF file(s) to your computer.
- Print.
Every great story needs color, and foxes give you so much to work with! Their coats shimmer in shades of amber, copper, and cinnamon, with soft white bellies and dark, velvety paws. Encourage your young illustrators to blend warm tones together for a fur effect that looks almost real! And if their imagination takes them somewhere more fantastical (a sparkly silver fox? a fox with butterfly wings?), we say go for it, because creativity is the best kind of magic!
Little tip: sketch a cozy woodland background with mushrooms, ferns, and falling leaves to give your fox the perfect storybook home!
Once your fox’s tale is complete, the adventure continues! Wander over to meet more of our animal friends, cuddle up with our fox-eared fluffy pup coloring pages (those pint-sized puffballs are pure joy to color!) or trek off to discover our Africa’s heavyweight river giant coloring pages (big, bold, and splashing with personality!).
We’re always adding brand-new free printables to our ever-growing library, so keep checking back or subscribe so you never miss a single one. Now go on, let your little artists write their own foxy fairy tale.
Fox in Pirate Hat Eyepatch
Ahoy there! This little fox has got a pirate hat, an eyepatch, and zero fear. Kids get to pick the boldest colors they own for that hat, and honestly, the wilder the better. Great for a rainy afternoon at the kitchen table or five quiet minutes in class. Print a few copies, because your kid will want to color this one twice.
Cheerful Fox Picking Ripe Apples
Apple picking season, fox style. This happy little guy is filling up his basket straight off the tree, and there are plenty of apples to color in. Red, green, yellow, whatever your kid feels like. It pairs nicely with a fall lesson or a trip to the orchard. Simple shapes, big smiles, and just enough going on to hold their attention.
Rocket Ship Zooming Curious Fox
Blast off! This fox is flying his rocket right past a big grinning moon, and kids go nuts for it. Space stuff always wins. Let them go bright and silly with the rocket or keep it classic silver. Works great for a space week at school or any kid who asks a million questions about planets. Ready, set, color.
Fox and Squirrel Sharing Headphones
Two buddies, one pair of headphones, chilling in the grass. That’s the whole vibe here, and it’s such a sweet one. Kids can color the squirrel and fox however they like and pick their own shade for the headphones. Nice little talking point about sharing with friends too, without making it feel like a lesson. Just a calm, feel good page.
Happy Fox Family Home Photo
Say cheese! The whole fox family is lined up outside their house for a photo, and every single one is smiling. Kids love picking out different colors for each family member. Ask them which fox is which person in your family, they’ll have thoughts. Perfect for a family theme at school or a quiet Sunday morning with the crayon box out.
Valentine Heart Balloon Loving Fox
This fox brought a giant heart balloon and he’s clearly proud of it. Big open heart shape means kids can go bold with pink, red, purple, or stripes if they’re feeling fancy. Great for classroom Valentine’s parties or making a homemade card for grandma. Cut out the finished page and tape it up, it looks better than store bought anyway.
Fox Wizard Hat Sparkling Wand
Abracadabra! This fox is a full on wizard, pointy hat and all, with sparkles shooting out of his wand. Kids can color the magic any way they want, and glitter pens work great here if you’ve got them. Fun for a fantasy or storybook theme at school. Ask your kid what spell the fox is casting, the answers are usually hilarious.
Mama Fox Bedtime Story Cubs
Bedtime at the fox den. Mama’s reading and her three cubs are already half asleep, which every parent knows the feeling of. This one’s nice and calm, so it’s a good pick for winding down before bed or quiet time at school. Soft colors work best, but if your kid wants a neon mama fox, let them.
Airplane Above Clouds Pilot Fox
Up, up and away! This fox got his pilot goggles on and he’s cruising over clouds and rolling green hills. Big open sky means lots of space for kids to color, which they love. Nice one for a transportation theme or any kid who points at every plane they see. Let them add their own birds up there too.
Fox in Pajamas Hugging Teddy
One yawning fox, striped pajamas, and a teddy bear he’s not letting go of. The stripes are the fun part here, kids can make them rainbow or match their own PJs. Really nice page for right before bed when everybody needs to slow down. Hand them a few crayons and watch the room get quiet for ten whole minutes.
Speedy Fox Kicking Soccer Ball
Goal! This fox is booking it down the field with the ball at his feet. Great pick for sporty kids who’d rather be outside, and it’s a fun one after practice. Let them color the fox’s jersey in their real team colors, that always gets them going. Big grassy field, plenty of room, easy shapes to fill in.
Reading Big Book Studious Fox
This fox is deep in a really good book at his classroom desk. It’s a great back to school page, and teachers can use it as a quiet time filler that actually works. Kids can color the book cover however they want, or even draw what the fox is reading about. Simple, cozy, and easy for younger hands.
