Stations Of The Cross Coloring Sheet
Loading colors… This cross coloring page has 54 areas to color — we count the regions in every picture, so the Medium badge is measured, not guessed. It's close to our site-wide median of 39 areas: balanced pages like this are the most-finished kind. Detailed enough to be satisfying, quick enough to finish in one sitting, on screen or on paper. Like this one? There are 39 cross coloring pages in our Christmas collection, every one free to color online or print.
How to use the coloring tools
The editor has two toolbars: drawing tools on the left, and colors on the right. Here is what each one does.
Drawing tools (left)
- Fill — tap inside any outlined area to flood it with the selected color. The fastest way to color large shapes.
- Brush — draw freehand strokes for shading, details, or coloring outside the lines. Use the size slider to make it thicker or thinner.
- Eraser — remove color and bring back the white paper. The size slider changes how wide it wipes.
- Eyedropper — pick up any color already on the picture so you can reuse the exact same shade.
- Size slider — sets how big the brush and eraser are. The dot preview shows the current size.
- Zoom & pan — tap + above the picture to zoom in and color small details precisely with the Brush. While zoomed, tap the ✋ hand to drag the picture around; tap the percentage to reset.
- Undo / Redo — step back or forward through your changes if you make a mistake.
- Clear all — wipe every color and start the page again from scratch.
Colors (right)
- Suggested — a handful of colors that fit this particular picture, so you can start quickly without choosing.
- Colors palette — the full set of ready-made colors. Tap one to select it, then fill or brush.
- Custom — open the color picker to mix any exact shade you want, beyond the presets.
- Recent — the last colors you used, kept handy so you can switch back with one tap.
Tip: when you are done, hit 🎬 Make a video to replay your whole coloring session as a share-ready time-lapse, Save PNG to download your artwork, or Print to color it on paper.
New to coloring online? See the full step-by-step guide.
