1. Pick a creature
Choose Easier or Harder, then one of the outlines down the side.
Colour it in
Colour it in, and it follows you
Pick a creature, fill in its shapes, then bring it to life and it follows your pointer.
Your creatures
Following you –
Tap a shape to fill it, or colour with a crayon
Crayons
Tool
Stickers
Each tap fills one shape. Turn Mirror on to fill the matching shape on the other side too. Crayons can't go over the lines.
Lots of room to fly about in here.
Free online colouring pages
Follow Me Draw is a colouring book you use on screen. Pick a creature, tap a shape to fill it, or colour with a crayon that never goes over the lines. When you've finished, press Bring it to life and your creature crawls, flies or swims after your pointer, all round the page.
Easier: 12 creatures
- Beetle: bands and spots on its wing cases, which open when it flies.
- Ladybird: colour it red with black spots, or any colours you like.
- Butterfly: big wings full of shapes, with eyespots to fill in.
- Bee: stripes to colour, and wings that buzz as it hovers.
- Dragonfly: four long wings made of lots of little panes.
- Spider: eight legs, each one in sections.
- Frog: spots on its back, and it hops after you.
- Crab: a shell with a pattern, and claws that wave as it scuttles.
- Turtle: a shell of shapes to colour, and flippers that paddle.
- Fish: scales, fins and a swishing tail.
- Shark: gills, fins and a long tail.
- Bird: feathers on its wings and tail, and it flaps after you.
Harder: 12 creatures for older children
- Stag beetle: huge jaws and ridged wing cases with over eighty shapes.
- Peacock butterfly: veined wings with rings of eyespots.
- Hedgehog: row after row of spines.
- Owl: feathered wings, a patterned chest and a round face.
- Parrot: bright wing feathers and a striped tail.
- Octopus: eight curling arms, each in sections.
- Stegosaurus: plates down its back and a spiky tail.
- T. rex: a big head, tiny arms and a striped tail.
- Atlas moth: huge hooked wings with window spots.
- Tortoise: a shell made of honeycomb tiles.
- Lionfish: stripes from head to tail and fan-shaped fins.
- Crocodile: rows of scales and a long swishing tail.
2. Colour it in
Tap a shape to fill it, use a crayon, or add stars, spots, stripes and hearts.
3. Bring it to life
It moves its own way: wings flap, legs walk and tails swish as it follows you.
Questions about colouring in
Is it free?
Yes. Every colouring page and every creature is free, with no adverts, no accounts and nothing to download.
Can I print the colouring pages?
Yes. Press Print to print your creature as you've coloured it, or print a blank outline and colour it in with real crayons. You don't need to print anything to play, though: tap a shape to fill it on screen, then press Bring it to life and your creature follows your pointer round the page.
What does Colour it for me do?
It colours your creature in the colours of the real animal: a red ladybird with black spots, a yellow and black bee, a peacock butterfly with its eyespots. Press it again for fun colours instead.
Which animals can I colour in?
Twenty-four, in two sets of twelve. Easier: a beetle, a ladybird, a butterfly, a bee, a dragonfly, a spider, a frog, a crab, a turtle, a fish, a shark and a bird. Harder, with about twice as many shapes: a stag beetle, a peacock butterfly, an atlas moth, an owl, a parrot, a hedgehog, a tortoise, an octopus, a lionfish, a crocodile, a Stegosaurus and a T. rex.
What age is it for?
It's made for children of about three to eleven. The easier set is just right for little ones. Older children can switch to the harder set, with over a hundred shapes in one creature, and use the crayon, stickers and Mirror to make their own patterns.
Does it work on a tablet or phone?
Yes. It works in the web browser on tablets, phones and computers. On a touch screen, tap where you want your creature to go.
Is anything I make saved or shared?
Your creatures are kept in your own browser on your own device, so they're there next time. Nothing is uploaded or shared with anyone.