Free Flintstones Coloring Pages: 93 printable PDF designs featuring Fred, Wilma, and Pebbles Flintstone, their neighbors Barney, Betty, and Bamm-Bamm Rubble, plus Dino and Baby Puss around the Stone Age town of Bedrock. Save any page as a PDF to print or pick up a digital crayon in the online coloring tool.
The Flintstones is a Hanna-Barbera cartoon about a modern working family living in a prehistoric world, where cars run on foot power, dinosaurs work as appliances, and the family pet is a playful purple dinosaur. Fred Flintstone works at a rock quarry, comes home to his wife Wilma and baby daughter Pebbles, and spends much of his free time getting into schemes with his best friend and next-door neighbor, Barney Rubble. When it premiered on ABC in 1960, it became the first animated series to air in American prime time, and it remained the longest-running prime-time animated show until The Simpsons passed it decades later.
Fred stars on a large share of the pages, while family scenes, holiday sheets, and Bedrock friends give kids of every age something new to color.
What’s Inside This Collection
Fred’s everyday adventures, family scenes, Wilma and Betty, the kids, the pets, and holiday pages make up the 93 sheets.
Fred Flintstone in Action
Fred appears dozens of times, running, dancing, painting, napping on the sofa, chatting on the phone, and even swimming beside an octopus. Color his outfit Orange with Black spots and his tie a bright Sky Blue, the look that has stayed the same since 1960.
Family Fun in Bedrock
Several pages show the whole Flintstone family riding in their car, sailing on a boat, hosting a barbecue, and posing with a woolly mammoth. Keep each character in the same colors on every page so younger kids can spot who is who.
Wilma and Betty
Wilma dances, serves drinks, and dries off Pebbles, while Betty joins her for dancing and a lodge-themed hat scene. Give Wilma orange-red hair and a White dress, and color Betty’s hair Black with a Light Blue dress.
Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm
The two toddlers ride Dino, sit in a stroller, play on the rug, and grin side by side. Pebbles’ hair is a bright Orange with a small White bone in her ponytail, and Bamm-Bamm’s hair is a pale yellow-white.
Dino, Baby Puss, and the Rubbles
Dino runs and plays, Baby Puss the saber-toothed cat makes a few appearances, and the Rubble family gets a page of its own. Color Dino Purple with a lighter Lavender belly, and give Baby Puss Orange fur with Black stripes.
Holidays and Lodge Days
Festive sheets include a Valentine’s Day page, the family in Christmas hats, and Fred and Barney wearing the horned hats of their Water Buffalo lodge. Use Red and Pink for Valentine’s Day and Brown with Ivory horns for the lodge hats.
What Flintstones Coloring Pages Do
Sharing a classic across generations. Many parents and grandparents grew up watching Fred and Barney, so these pages make an easy bridge between generations. Coloring together opens up stories about favorite old cartoons and gives kids a fun look at what TV was like long before streaming.
Building early hand skills. Fred’s spotted outfit, Pebbles’ bone hair clip, and Dino’s curly tail mix big areas with small details. The American Academy of Pediatrics notes that coloring supports fine motor development in children ages 2 through 7, and filling dozens of tiny spots on Fred’s clothes is a playful way to practice pencil control.
Relaxing with familiar characters. Coloring a cheerful, familiar scene is a comfortable way to slow down. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety after structured coloring sessions, and the simple, friendly shapes of Bedrock make these pages easy to enjoy at any pace.
Sorting fact from fiction about prehistory. The show places people and dinosaurs side by side, even though dinosaurs disappeared about 66 million years before humans arrived. After coloring, kids can talk about which parts are real, like woolly mammoths and saber-toothed cats living alongside early humans, and which parts are pure cartoon fun.
How to Color Flintstones Pages Well
- Fred’s outfit: Color the outfit Orange, then add Black spots in uneven shapes across the fabric. Finish with a Sky Blue tie and a touch of Black stubble along his jaw.
- Wilma’s look: Use Orange Red for her hair and leave her dress White with a light Gray shadow along one side. Add White beads for her signature necklace.
- Barney and Betty: Give Barney Yellow hair and a Brown outfit, and color Betty’s hair Black with a Light Blue dress. These cool colors contrast nicely with the Flintstones’ warm tones.
- Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm: Color Pebbles’ hair bright Orange and her bone clip White, and give Bamm-Bamm White Blond hair with a Brown club. Keep their outfits simple so their faces stand out.
- Dino: Fill Dino with Purple, then add a lighter Lavender stripe along his belly and neck. Leave a bright white spot in each eye to show his excitement.
- Stone Age scenery: Use Tan and Gray for rock houses, Green for palm trees, and Sky Blue for the background. A few Brown cracks on the rocks make Bedrock feel authentic.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Flintstones Coloring Pages
1. Bedrock Shoebox Town
Color several family pages, cut out the characters, and stand them on folded paper tabs inside a shoebox. Add rocks, sticks, and paper palm trees to build a mini Bedrock neighborhood.
2. Foot-Powered Car Craft
Color the family car page, cut it out, and glue it onto cardboard. Attach two cardboard tube slices as stone wheels for a car that rolls across the table.
3. Lodge Horn Hat Headband
Color the horn hat page as inspiration, then cut two horn shapes from brown paper and staple them to a paper headband. The headband sits on top of the head and makes a fun costume piece.
4. Stone Age Family Tree
Glue colored Flintstone and Rubble family members onto a large sheet of paper and connect them with drawn branches. Label each character to show who belongs to which family.
5. Real or Cartoon Poster
Color a page with Dino and one with a mammoth, then glue them on opposite sides of a poster. Under each, write whether the animal really lived alongside early humans.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Flintstones coloring pages?
There are 93 free printable sheets based on The Flintstones, featuring Fred, Wilma, Pebbles, Barney, Betty, Bamm-Bamm, Dino, and Baby Puss. Each design can be printed as a PDF or colored online.
Who created The Flintstones?
William Hanna and Joseph Barbera created the show through their studio, Hanna-Barbera Productions. It premiered on ABC on September 30, 1960, and ran for six seasons until 1966.
Who are the main Flintstones characters?
The Flintstone family includes Fred, his wife Wilma, their daughter Pebbles, and their pet dinosaur Dino. Next door live Barney and Betty Rubble with their super-strong adopted son, Bamm-Bamm.
What kind of animal is Dino?
Dino is a purple pet dinosaur who acts much like an excited dog, jumping on Fred whenever he comes home. The show calls him a snorkasaurus, a made-up species.
Where does Fred Flintstone work?
Fred works as an operator at the Slate Rock and Gravel Company, where he runs a dinosaur crane. His boss, Mr. Slate, often appears in stories about Fred’s work troubles.
Why was The Flintstones important?
It was the first animated series to air in American prime time, proving that cartoons could appeal to adults as well as children. It held the record as the longest-running prime-time animated series until The Simpsons.
What age are Flintstones coloring pages for?
They suit kids from about 3 to 10, with simple character portraits for younger children and busier family scenes for older ones. Adults who grew up with the show often enjoy it too.
What are the horned hats in The Flintstones?
Fred and Barney wear them as members of the Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes, their social club. The hats are one of the show’s most recognizable props.
Start Coloring
Pick Fred on the phone, the family barbecue, or Pebbles riding Dino, then print it or color it online with no account needed. Families can share their finished Bedrock scenes on Facebook or Pinterest.
