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Roaring Tiger Coloring Page

A fierce roaring tiger with an open mouth and long fangs - a printable coloring page for kids who like dramatic animals.

Medium Ages 6+ Realistic Tiger Coloring Pages Free PDF

Free for personal, classroom and homeschool printing. Click the picture to view it full size.

About this coloring page

A full roar: open mouth, big fangs and a heavy brow. Dramatic without being frightening.

Good to know

  • Difficulty - Medium. A few more details than the easy pages, with thinner lines and some smaller areas to fill.
  • Suggested age - 6+. Primary school age and up.
  • Works well with coloured pencils or fine-tip markers.
  • Free for personal, classroom and homeschool printing.

Every tiger on this site is original artwork drawn as vector line art, so it stays sharp at any size. Download the SVG if you want to enlarge the picture for a poster, or print the PDF if you would rather print from a file.

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Questions about this page

How do I print this roaring tiger coloring page?

Press the Print button above, then choose Letter or A4 in the paper size dropdown and set Scale to Fit. You can also download the PDF and print that from any program on your computer.

What age is this coloring page best for?

This page is marked Medium and is suggested for ages 6+. Older children and adults usually enjoy the detailed pages, while the easy pages suit younger children and anyone who wants to finish quickly.

Can I use this roaring tiger coloring page in my classroom?

Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your own classroom, homeschool or family use. The artwork is free for that, but please do not sell it or redistribute it as your own.

Can I download this as a PDF?

Yes. Every page has a PDF download that is already sized for Letter paper. There is also a scalable SVG file, which is sharper if you want to enlarge the picture for a poster.

Do I need to sign up to print?

No. There is no account anywhere on this site. Open the page, print it, and that is the whole process.