Godzilla Coloring Pages
Godzilla is usually busy flattening cities, but in this set of 20 free printable Godzilla coloring pages the king of the monsters gets a day off. He decorates a Christmas tree, reads in an armchair, waters the garden, kicks a soccer ball, plays the big drum and builds a sandcastle. There are still a few classic moments for fans, like Godzilla rising out of the waves by a lighthouse, roaring beside an erupting volcano and towering over a city skyline.
Every page uses thick, simple outlines with big open shapes, so young kids can color the whole monster in a few minutes, and the backgrounds give older kids and adults room to add scales, shading and texture. The spiky dorsal fins and long tail are on every page and look great in any color you choose.
How to print these Godzilla coloring pages
Click the Download button under any picture to save it, then print it on standard letter paper. The pages are portrait and sized to fill the sheet, so pick fit to page in your print settings. Plain white paper works for crayons and colored pencils; light cardstock holds up better for markers.
Coloring ideas
Classic Godzilla is charcoal gray or dark green with lighter fins, and the fins are the fun part. Try a pale blue or white glow on the fins as if he is about to breathe atomic fire, or go the other way and make a rainbow Godzilla for the birthday party page. The volcano, waves and city pages reward a dark background with a bright monster in front.
Who these pages are for
The pages with one big monster and a simple setting, such as the palm trees, the moon and the city, are good for preschool and early elementary. The busier scenes, including the fruit stand, the fire truck and the Christmas tree, have more small pieces for kids age six and up and for adults who want a longer session. Teachers and parents can print as many copies as they need for personal or classroom use.
Frequently asked questions
Are these Godzilla coloring pages free?
Yes. Every page on this site is free to download and print for personal, classroom, church or library use. Please do not resell the files or upload them elsewhere.
What size do the pages print at?
They are portrait images sized for standard US letter paper (8.5 by 11 inches) and also fit A4. Choose fit to page in your print dialog if your printer adds margins.
What color is Godzilla?
In most films Godzilla is charcoal gray to dark green with lighter dorsal fins. When he charges his atomic breath the fins glow blue, so blue or white fins are a popular choice.
Are these pages good for young kids?
Yes. The pages were drawn with bold outlines and large areas to fill, and Godzilla is shown as a friendly character on most of them. The simplest scenes suit ages 3 and up.
Can I use these in my classroom?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your students. The only thing we ask is that the files stay on this site rather than being redistributed.
