Download free coloring pages of Flipr the fox and his family on fun adventures. Ready to print and color. Perfect for rainy days, travel, and cozy moments.
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Color Flipr and the entire fox family
Print, color, and hang them on the fridge. We've gathered a collection of coloring pages featuring Flipr and his family in their favorite adventures — completely free, ready for a cozy moment with pens, colored pencils, or markers.
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Why color with Flipr?
Three great reasons to get the colored pencils out.
Peace of mind
Coloring is one of the best breaks from screens — a quiet moment where children can relax and find their focus.
Fun characters
Flipr and his family are already your children's friends from the stories. Coloring them makes the universe even more alive.
Easy and free
Just hit download and print on standard A4 paper. No login, no email, no hassle.
Choose your favorite drawing
Click and download as a PNG. Print in black and white and let imagination guide the colors.
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Flipr says hello
The classic welcome drawing. Perfect for the youngest ones to practice simple shapes.
Bedtime story with Flipr
Flipr in bed with a book, the moon, and stars. A gentle drawing for pretend play and quiet moments.
The family on a picnic
The whole fox family gathered on a blanket — lots of small details to color.
Flipr in the magical forest
Mushrooms, butterflies, and a little bird friend. For adventurous little ones.
Flipr on a space journey
Astronaut-Flipr in his rocket among the planets. Great large surfaces to go wild with color.
Flipr at the beach
Sandcastle, bucket, and sun hat. A summer favorite for pool days or rainy afternoons.
Flipr builds a sandcastle
Bucket, shovel, starfish, and a seagull over the sea. Summer vacation in one drawing.
Flipr snorkeling underwater
Mask, snorkel, and friendly fish in the coral reef. Perfect for vacation weeks and swimming days.
Flipr eats ice cream
Three big scoops of ice cream on a warm summer day. Choose your favorite flavor colors.
Flipr enjoys watermelon
Sunflowers, butterflies, and a large slice of watermelon in the garden. Classic summer vibes.
Flipr on a bike ride
With a basket full of flowers on a sunny day. Beautiful details to play with.
Flipr decorates the Christmas tree
Holiday spirit all year round. Decorate with your own colors and a star on top.
How to get started
Three simple steps to a cozy coloring session.
Choose a drawing
Find the drawing your child likes best — or print several at once.
Print on A4
The drawings are optimized for A4 in black and white. Standard printer paper is plenty.
Get the colors ready
Colored pencils, markers, or paint — everything works. Hang up the finished masterpiece and celebrate the artist.
Want even more?
Get a coloring page of YOUR child
In the Flipr app, your child is the hero of the stories. You can download a coloring page of your own avatar and images directly from the stories you've created together — so there's something truly unique to color afterwards.
Create a personalized avatar of your child, family, and pets
Save images from your stories as ready-to-color pages
Print at home and build your own coloring book
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does it cost anything to download the drawings?
No. All drawings on this page are completely free to download and print for personal use.
What age are these drawings for?
The drawings feature large, simple shapes and are typically suitable for children from around 3 years and up. Older children can be challenged with more detail and blended colors.
Can I share the drawings in a daycare or school?
Yes — you are welcome to print and share them in private and non-commercial settings such as daycares, preschools, classrooms, or birthday parties.
Can I get a coloring page of my own child?
Yes — in the Flipr app, you can create an avatar of your child and save images from your own stories as coloring pages, ready to print and color at home.
What paper is best to print on?
Standard A4 printer paper works fine. If you use markers, slightly thicker paper (120-160 g) can prevent the colors from bleeding through.
Why is coloring good for children?
Coloring trains the pincer grasp and the small muscles in the hand — the same ones your child will need when they start writing letters later on. Staying within the lines is actually an advanced exercise in hand-eye coordination.
At the same time, it's one of the few activities where children naturally calm down. Many parents find that ten minutes with colored pencils works better than asking a child to 'relax' — because their hands are busy while their minds settle.
And then there are the choices: what color should the fox be? Every decision is a small exercise in independence and taste, where there are no wrong answers.
Which coloring page suits which age?
Ages 3-4: large surfaces and few details. Choose 'Flipr says hello' or 'Flipr eats ice cream', where there's room for broad strokes and thick pencils.
Ages 5-6: scenes with more elements, such as 'The family on a picnic' or 'Flipr at the beach'. At this stage, children begin to stay within the lines and choose colors intentionally.
Ages 7-10: detailed drawings like 'Flipr in the magical forest' or 'Flipr snorkeling underwater'. Older children enjoy mixing colors, creating shadows, and adding their own backgrounds.
What should we use to color?
Colored pencils are the easiest to control and won't bleed through the paper. Markers provide the most vibrant colors but require slightly thicker paper. Watercolors work best if you print on 160 g paper so it doesn't warp.
A little tip: place an extra sheet under the drawing. That way, the table stays clean, and the child can work without interruption.
How to use the drawings with your stories
First, read a story featuring Flipr and his family — then bring out the drawing that matches the adventure. The child then colors a scene they already have pictured in their mind, often retelling the story as they go.
It's a simple way to extend a bedtime story into the next day, while retelling the tale helps practice both vocabulary and memory.