Last Updated on May 31, 2026 by Masha Eretnova
These Taylor Swift coloring pages give kids six full pages to color, all inspired by the looks and energy of the Eras Tour. If you have a Swiftie at home who could use a solid hour of screen-free activity, this is it.
What You Need
- Taylor Swift coloring pages printable (download free below)
- Black and white printer
- Standard white printer paper
- Colored pencils, crayons, or markers
- Optional: a tablet with a coloring app if you prefer digital
See also: Taylor Swift Printables & Crafts
Taylor Swift Coloring Pages: What’s Inside
The set includes six different illustrations, each with a different look.
Page 1 shows her mid-performance in a sparkly beaded bodysuit surrounded by four-pointed star sparkles. The bodysuit has an intricate circle and triangle texture pattern across the whole bodice — a great page for anyone who likes detail work.
Page 2 is a close-up portrait with her hair pulled back smooth, diamond drop earrings, and a circle pattern background. Younger kids who want something less busy will gravitate to this one.
Page 3 is the showstopper. She’s center stage in a massive layered ball gown with beaded trim, arms spread wide, microphone in hand, with stage spotlight rays shooting out behind her. This is the classic Eras Tour moment.
Page 4 is another portrait — this time with a wide headband and loose hair, music notes floating in the background. A softer, more casual look compared to the rest of the set.
Page 5 features a close-up with her hair up in a bun, bold geometric square earrings, and a heavily textured sparkly jacket. The jacket pattern gives older kids and adults a lot to work with.
Page 6 shows her full body on stage in a swirling bodysuit with curving flame-like detail, high-waisted wide-leg pants, platform boots, and a geometric diamond stage backdrop. One of the more dramatic pages in the set.
How to Use These Pages
Print the PDF on standard 8.5×11 paper. A black and white printer is all you need since the pages print in black and white for coloring. Cardstock holds up better to markers and heavier colored pencils, but regular printer paper works fine with crayons.
If you prefer digital coloring, open the PDF in an app like Sketchbook or a drawing app on a tablet and color directly on screen. The clean black outlines work well for both.
Print one page at a time or the full six-page set at once. You can also reprint any page to try different color combinations.
What Colors to Use
Kids can take this in two directions: realistic or creative.
For realistic Era Tour colors, the sparkly bodice on page 1 works in gold or silver with multicolored gems. The ball gown on page 3 looks great in blush pink or champagne. The stage outfits on pages 5 and 6 suit metallic tones — gold, bronze, and iridescent purple.
For a more creative approach, encourage kids to pick their own palette. Page 6’s swirling bodysuit looks amazing in teal and coral. The background sparkles and stage rays on pages 1 and 3 are perfect for experimenting with gradient blends or bold neons.
What Age Is This For
These pages work best for kids ages 6 and up.
The simpler portrait pages (2 and 4) suit younger kids who are still building patience with detailed coloring.
The stage performance pages (3 and 6) have more intricate lines and larger areas to fill, which keeps older kids and even adults engaged. Swiftie fans of pretty much any age will want a page.
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Masha Eretnova, born in 1991, is a Chiang Mai-based certified teacher, artist, and blogger with 20+ years of personal painting journey.
She started painting and drawing very early and is now an international abstract artist and educator passionate about acrylic painting, gouache, and crafts.
Her works are part of international exhibitions and contests, including ArtlyMix (Brazil), Al-Tiba 9 (Spain), Exhibizone (Canada), Italy, and many more.
Besides her artistic pursuits, Masha holds a post-grad diploma in Teaching Film Photography and 2 music school diplomas: piano and opera singing.