Free Piano Coloring Pages to Print – Cats, Princesses & Classic Pianos

Free piano coloring pages you can print right now: a princess at a grand piano, a cat at the keys, a ribbon-wrapped piano and a classic upright. Click any picture to open the full-size page and print it at home. No sign-up needed.

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Print a Free Piano Coloring Page

Pick a page, click “Open & print”, then print from your browser on US Letter or A4 paper. Choose “Fit to page” in your print settings so the whole drawing fits. Plain paper is fine for crayons and pencils; use cardstock if you’re coloring with markers. More printing tips →

Princess Playing Piano

A princess seated at a grand piano. Her gown and the curve of the piano make big, satisfying areas to fill, a good pick for kids who love princess pages.

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Cat Playing Piano

A cheerful cat tapping away at the keys. The simple shapes make this the easiest page of the set, a good first pick for younger colorers.

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Piano With Ribbon

A piano wrapped in a big bow, like a gift. Color it, cut it out and fold it into a thank-you card for a music teacher or a friend who plays.

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Classic Upright Piano

A traditional upright piano with more detail in the panels and keys. A calmer, more realistic page for older kids and adults.

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How to Color a Piano

A few simple tricks make a piano page look much more like the real thing:

• Do the black keys first. On a real piano the black keys sit in repeating groups of two and three. Fill those in, leave the white keys white, and the keyboard instantly looks right. A full-size piano has 88 keys: 52 white and 36 black.
• Pick a real piano finish. Most pianos are glossy black, warm wood brown or white. For a wood look, color a light brown base, then add thin darker strokes all in the same direction to suggest grain.
• Add a shine. On a black piano, leave one thin white streak uncolored along the lid or side. It reads as a reflection and makes the piano look polished.
• Or ignore the rules. Rainbow keys, a polka-dot piano or a purple princess grand all work. The cat and ribbon pages are perfect for wild colors.

Piano Activities for Lessons and Classrooms

• Find the C keys. Before coloring, ask young learners to find every C: it’s the white key just to the left of each group of two black keys. Color all the Cs one color.
• Practice reward. Let students color one section of the page after each practice session until the whole picture is done.
• Recital or end-of-term card. The ribbon piano makes an easy handmade card for a teacher or a student after a performance.
• Music-themed party table. Print a mix of the easy cat page and the detailed upright so every age at the table has something to color.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to sign up to print these?
No. The four pages above print free straight from this page. Enter your email only if you want the bonus 5-page PDF.

Which page is best for a young child?
Start with the Cat Playing Piano page. It has the simplest shapes. The Classic Upright Piano has the most detail and suits older kids and adults.

Can I print these for my class or piano studio?
Yes, you can print as many copies as you need for personal, family or classroom use.

How many keys does a real piano have?
A standard full-size piano has 88 keys: 52 white and 36 black.

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