PJ masks Coloring Pages
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Free PJ Masks Coloring Pages: 51 printable PDF designs of the pajama heroes Catboy, Owlette, and Gekko, their everyday selves Connor, Amaya, and Greg, the villains Romeo, Night Ninja, and Luna Girl, plus team scenes, the Cat-Car, and Christmas and birthday pages. Grab them free for the printer or the screen before bedtime.
PJ Masks began as a series of French picture books called Les Pyjamasques by author Romuald Racioppo. Entertainment One and the French studio Frog Box turned them into an animated show that premiered on Disney Junior in 2015. By day, Connor, Amaya, and Greg are ordinary classmates. At bedtime, they put on their pajamas and animal amulets and become Catboy, Owlette, and Gekko, racing out from their headquarters to stop mischief before morning. Each hero has a special skill: Catboy has super speed and hearing, Owlette has owl eyes and can fly, and Gekko has super strength and can climb walls.
Bright suits and simple masks make most pages easy for preschoolers. Team and villain scenes add more characters and night backgrounds for older kids.
What’s Inside This Collection
The three heroes, their villains, team adventures, and holiday pages fill the 51 designs.
Catboy and Connor
Seven sheets show Catboy in action and Connor in his everyday look. Color the suit Royal Blue with a Light Blue cat face on the chest, and add pointed cat ears to the mask.
Owlette and Amaya
Eight pages feature Owlette and Amaya, including flying poses. Use Cherry Red for her suit with a Pink owl emblem and feathered cape edges.
Gekko and Greg
Eight designs show Gekko and Greg, including a joyful pose. Color the suit Lime Green with a darker Green lizard crest on the mask.
The Team Together
Seven sheets show the heroes side by side, fighting crime, flying into action, and celebrating as a happy gang. Keep each hero in their signature color so the trio looks like a team.
Villains
Seven pages include Romeo the young mad scientist, Night Ninja, and Luna Girl on her Luna Board. Try a Purple lab coat for Romeo, dark Indigo and Black for Night Ninja, and Silver and Lavender for Luna Girl.
More Characters
Two sheets feature a character called Firefly. Choose glowing Yellow and Orange accents for a bright nighttime look.
Holidays, Cars, and Celebrations
Four pages show a Christmas scene, a birthday page, car racing, and the Cat-Car. Use Holly Green and Red for Christmas, and a bright Blue for the Cat-Car.
General PJ Masks Printables
Eight additional sheets show the heroes in classic poses. Try a different starry backdrop on each one.
What PJ Masks Coloring Pages Do
Teaching teamwork. Every episode shows the heroes solving problems together. Children can name which hero’s skill saved the day and why.
Building early hand control. Masks, emblems, and capes have clear borders for small hands. Little superheroes gain finger strength fast before first grade, a pattern charted in milestone guides (American Academy of Pediatrics); bold hero outlines suit that stage well.
A calm bedtime activity. Guided outlines soothed nerves more than open sketching for the students Curry and Kasser studied in 2005, results later printed in Art Therapy. A PJ Masks page is a natural fit for winding down before sleep.
Learning about animals. Each hero is inspired by a real animal: a cat, an owl, and a gecko. Children can learn one real fact about each.
How to Color PJ Masks Pages Well
- Hero colors: Use Blue for Catboy, Red for Owlette, and Green for Gekko on every page.
- Shiny emblems: Spare a speck of bare paper on every chest emblem so it gleams.
- Night skies: Shade the sky a midnight Navy, then sprinkle in Lemon stars and a crescent moon.
- Villain glow: Dress the villains in Purple and Silver to separate them from the bright heroes.
- Masks: Outline masks in a darker shade of the suit color for definition.
- Speed lines: Add short streaks behind Catboy to show his super speed.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With PJ Masks Coloring Pages
1. Hero Mask
Color a hero mask page, cut it out, add eye holes, and attach elastic for pretend play.
2. Night Sky Poster
Color the team page and glue it to black paper. Add glow-in-the-dark stars around the heroes.
3. HQ Tower Display
Color the three heroes and glue them onto a cardboard tube decorated like their headquarters.
4. Bedtime Story Cards
Color several sheets, paste each on a small card, and line them up to retell a bedtime adventure.
5. Hero Badge Set
Color the chest emblems, snip out round badges, and fasten them to party shirts with safety pins.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are PJ Masks coloring pages?
This collection includes 51 free printable drawings of Catboy, Owlette, Gekko, their everyday selves, the villains, and team scenes from PJ Masks. Download the heroes for free, or tap in colors on the website.
Who created PJ Masks?
The show is based on the French books Les Pyjamasques by Romuald Racioppo. Entertainment One and Frog Box produced the series, which debuted on Disney Junior in 2015.
Who are the PJ Masks heroes?
Catboy is Connor, Owlette is Amaya, and Gekko is Greg. They become heroes at night when they put on their pajamas.
What powers does each hero have?
Catboy has super speed and super hearing, Owlette can fly and has owl eyes, and Gekko has super strength and can climb walls.
Who are the PJ Masks villains?
The main villains are Romeo, a young mad scientist; Night Ninja, who leads a group of Ninjalinos; and Luna Girl, who rides a Luna Board with her moths.
What vehicles do the PJ Masks use?
Catboy drives the Cat-Car, Owlette flies the Owl Glider, and Gekko pilots the Gekko-Mobile.
What age are PJ Masks coloring pages for?
Like the show, the sheets are aimed at children from about 2 to 6.
What do the PJ Masks say at the end of each episode?
They cheer, “PJ Masks all shout hooray, ’cause in the night we saved the day!”
Start Coloring
Choose Catboy, Owlette, Gekko, or a villain, print the page, or finish it on screen with no login needed. Young heroes can post their nighttime art on Facebook or Pinterest.
