Free Enchanted Coloring Pages: 20+ printable PDF pages featuring Giselle, Prince Edward, Queen Narissa, and Robert Philip from the beloved Disney film. Giselle is soft pinks and warm fairy tale light; Narissa is deep purple and dramatic black, and the two together tell the whole story before a word is read. All free, download PDF to print, or color online.
Enchanted plays with the classic Disney princess formula – Giselle sings with animals, believes in love at first sight, and wears the most impractical gown imaginable – while also gently poking fun at it. That mix of sincere fairy tale warmth and knowing humor shows up in the coloring pages, too. Giselle’s pink-and-rose palette is the real deal, the kind of color you’d find in Snow White or Sleeping Beauty. Robert’s grey-and-navy suit is pure New York. The two palettes colliding on a duo page capture the whole film in two colors.
With 20 pages, this is a focused, satisfying set rather than an overwhelming one. Most pages center on Giselle, with a good mix of solo portraits, action poses, and pairings with the main cast. Younger kids love the simple Giselle portraits. Older fans tend to go for the dragon fight page or the detailed Narissa villain scenes.
These pages work great for home, gifts, or classroom activities. They are fan-made coloring pages and are not official, licensed, or endorsed by Walt Disney Pictures or any rights holder of Enchanted.
Quick Answer
Enchanted coloring pages are a free set of 20+ printable PDFs and online sheets featuring Giselle, Prince Edward, Queen Narissa, Robert Philip, and Nathaniel. The set’s main coloring story is the contrast between Giselle’s soft, warm fairy tale palette and Narissa’s dramatic dark tones, which mirrors the film’s own push and pull between the animated kingdom and the real world.
Best for: Enchanted fans, Disney princess fans, younger children for the Giselle portraits, and older fans for the villain and action pages
Formats: printable PDF and online coloring
Popular pages: Beautiful Giselle, Giselle with Birds, Giselle Fighting with Dragon, Queen Narissa and her Apple, Robert Philip and Giselle
Creative uses: Disney princess display, Giselle and Narissa contrast pair, Robert and Giselle duo, dragon fight action scene, Enchanted fan art
What’s Inside Enchanted Coloring Pages
Giselle Pages
Giselle gets the most pages in the set by a comfortable margin. She shows up in solo portraits, with her bird friends, alongside Robert, fighting a dragon, and in several scenes with Prince Edward.
Coloring Giselle: she’s all warmth and light. Her hair is a bright auburn-red, and her signature look is a pink-and-rose gown with full skirts in the classic Disney princess style. Keep her palette on the warm, light side throughout. Her skin is fair with a warm undertone, and her eyes are a clear light blue-green. The combination of auburn hair, pink gown, and light eyes is very specific to her character and worth getting right from the start, since she appears on so many pages in the set.
Prince Edward Pages
Prince Edward shows up with Giselle, with Queen Narissa, with his chipmunk companion Pip, and with his sword.
Coloring Prince Edward: he’s the classic fairy tale prince turned up to eleven. His outfit is a blue-and-gold knight’s ensemble – rich royal blue for the main body, bright gold for the accents and trim, and a white undershirt beneath. He’s handsome and heroic and slightly ridiculous, and his color scheme is exactly what you’d expect from a storybook prince: saturated, royal, and unapologetically over the top. His hair is a warm brown. His expression in most pages is one of absolute confidence, which is part of the fun.
Queen Narissa Pages
Narissa appears in a solo portrait and in a striking page holding a poisoned apple, visually echoing the Evil Queen from Snow White.
Coloring Narissa: she’s the dark mirror to Giselle’s lightness. Deep purple gown, black accents, pale near-white skin, and dramatic dark eye makeup. Her crown and jewelry lean into gold rather than warm yellow, keeping them regal rather than cheerful. The Apple page calls for a vivid red apple against her dark tones, which creates a striking contrast worth taking your time on. She’s one of the more satisfying villain pages in Disney coloring sets because her palette is so clear and intentional.
Robert Philip Pages
Robert shows up in solo pages, with Giselle, and on one page alongside Prince Edward.
Coloring Robert: he’s a New York divorce lawyer, so his look is deliberately ordinary next to the fairy tale characters around him. Navy or dark grey suit, white shirt, muted tie. Keep his palette understated and cool-toned, which is exactly what makes him stand out when he’s on a page next to Giselle’s warm pinks. That contrast between fairy tale warmth and real-world practicality is one of the film’s main ideas, and it shows up naturally in the coloring.
Nathaniel Pages
Nathaniel, Narissa’s loyal but increasingly conflicted henchman, appears in two pages.
Coloring Nathaniel: he wears a servant’s outfit in muted brown and burgundy tones, deliberately less glamorous than the royal characters around him. His coloring should read as someone who belongs to the villain’s world but never quite fits in it comfortably.
Printable PDF and Online Enchanted Coloring Pages
Every page comes as a downloadable PDF or as an online coloring sheet.
Using both formats: the PDF works well with colored pencils, which suit the soft gradients in Giselle’s gown. The online version is handy when printing isn’t available. Both keep the characters’ flowing lines and costume details clean on screen and on paper.
What These Pages Do
Put Giselle and Narissa side by side on any page in this set, and you have the whole Enchanted story in two color palettes. Giselle carries every warm, soft, fairy tale pink you’d expect from a classic Disney princess. Narissa carries every dramatic, dark, villainous purple you’d expect from the character who sent her there. The film works because those two visual worlds collide in the same story, and the coloring pages carry that same tension. Getting Giselle’s palette genuinely warm and light, not just pale, and getting Narissa’s genuinely deep and dramatic, not just grey, is what makes this set feel like the film rather than just like two random characters.
This is a set that works just as well for a quiet afternoon at home as it does for a classroom activity. The characters are recognizable, the color choices are clear, and the palette ranges from fairy tale bright to villain dark, giving kids a real sense of how color can tell a story before any words are involved. Parents and teachers often find that the Giselle-versus-Narissa color contrast is a natural conversation starter about how stories use light and dark palettes to signal who we’re supposed to trust and who we’re not.
The American Art Therapy Association recognizes that fairy tale imagery, especially the warm romantic palette of classic princess stories, offers a particularly accessible and emotionally satisfying coloring experience. Enchanted’s range from soft pinks to deep violet purples gives the set a clear emotional journey to work through.
The American Academy of Pediatrics supports media that gently explore how real-world care and effort matter more than fairy tale shortcuts. For younger children, especially, Enchanted’s message is a healthy and warmly delivered one.
How to Color Enchanted Coloring Pages
Tips that work across the whole set.
Start with Giselle’s gown color before anything else on any Giselle page. Her pink-rose palette sets the warm tone for everything else on the page. Once that’s right, her auburn hair and fair skin fall into place naturally.
Keep Robert deliberately understated next to Giselle, cool navy or charcoal suit, white shirt. The more ordinary he looks, the more the contrast between them works. This is one of the few sets where making a character look less interesting is actually the right choice.
Push Narissa toward deep jewel-tone purple rather than lavender. A light or bright purple misses the point of her character entirely. She needs to feel imposing, and a genuine deep purple-black achieves that where a softer tone would not.
On the dragon fight page, let the fire and action drive the energy. Giselle’s warm palette actually works in her favor here – the pinks and reds of her gown blend naturally into the warmth of a fight scene, which is a satisfying surprise for a character who spends most of the film in peaceful scenes.
The apple on the Narissa apple page deserves its own careful moment. A vivid, slightly waxy red apple against Narissa’s dark gown is the page’s visual climax. Take time getting the apple right before moving on to the rest of the page.
5 Creative Craft Ideas with Enchanted Coloring Pages
Fairy Tale Versus Real World Contrast Card
Color a solo Giselle page in her full warm pink palette and a Robert solo page in his cool grey suit.
Fold a blank card in half and glue one character to each half so they face each other when the card opens, capturing the film’s central fairy tale meets real world collision in one simple display. Takes about twenty minutes.
Narissa’s Apple Scene
Color the Queen Narissa and her Apple page, giving the apple the most vivid red in your collection and keeping Narissa’s gown in the deepest purple you have.
Cut around the finished page and mount it on a piece of black card with a small border to frame the villain’s most iconic moment. Takes about twenty minutes.
Giselle Bird Friends Mobile
Color the Giselle with Birds page, then carefully cut out Giselle and each bird separately.
Punch a small hole at the top of each bird and hang them at different lengths from a short rod, with Giselle attached in the center, to create a gentle mobile perfect for a child’s room. Takes about twenty-five minutes.
Prince Edward’s Royal Colors Swatch
Color small patches of Edward’s royal blue, gold trim, and white undershirt separately on a piece of card.
Label each patch and keep it as a quick reference guide so his colors stay consistent across every page he appears on in the set. Takes about ten minutes.
Giselle and Narissa Side-by-Side Display
Color a Giselle portrait and a Narissa portrait, leaning fully into each character’s palette.
Trim both to matching sizes and tape them side by side on a backing card to display the film’s two main characters as a visual before-and-after of warm fairy tale light versus dramatic villain dark. Takes about twenty minutes.
FAQ About Enchanted Coloring Pages
Are these Enchanted coloring pages free, and can I color them online?
Yes, completely free. Download the PDF and print at home, or color directly on the website without printing anything.
Does the set include the dragon fight scene?
Yes. One of the most popular pages in the set is Giselle fighting with the dragon, which shows a very different side of the character from the gentle fairy tale princess portraits. It’s a great page for older kids and fans of the more action-oriented moments in the film.
What is Enchanted?
Enchanted is a 2007 Disney film that begins as a traditional hand-drawn animated fairy tale before its heroine, Giselle, gets pulled through a well into live-action New York City. It’s both a genuine fairy tale and a warm parody of Disney’s own princess tradition-a sequel, Disenchanted, followed in 2022. You can read more on Wikipedia.
Why does Narissa hold an apple on one of the pages?
The apple is a deliberate nod to Snow White’s Evil Queen, one of Disney’s most iconic villains. Narissa’s character is a knowing reference to classic Disney villain tropes, and the poisoned apple image is the most direct of those references. It’s one of the most visually striking pages in the set because of how clearly it echoes that earlier film.
What colors should I use for Giselle?
Auburn-red hair, a pink-to-rose gown with full skirts, fair, warm skin, and light blue-green eyes. Keep everything warm and bright rather than pale or cool-toned. Her signature look is one of the clearest color combinations in any Disney princess set.
What colors should I use for Queen Narissa?
Deep jewel-tone purple gown, black accents, near-white pale skin, and dramatic dark makeup. Her crown and jewelry work in gold rather than warm yellow. Push her palette toward genuinely dark and imposing rather than a softer or lighter purple.
Are these official Enchanted coloring pages?
No. These are fan-made coloring sheets for personal use only, not affiliated with or endorsed by Walt Disney Pictures or any rights holder of Enchanted.
How is Enchanted different from other Disney princess coloring sets?
Most Disney princess coloring pages focus on a single princess in her established setting. Enchanted puts its princess in direct contrast with a real-world character and a classic Disney villain, which gives the coloring set a built-in narrative tension that shows up in the palette choices. Giselle and Narissa are on the same page, telling the story with color alone.
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Three colors to get right across this whole set: Giselle’s warm auburn hair, Narissa’s deep jewel-tone purple, and Robert’s deliberately understated navy. Everything else builds from those three choices.
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