Unicorn coloring pages your kid dreams up
The unicorn phase deserves better than the same horse-with-a-horn everyone prints. Tell us the unicorn your kid is dreaming up, one with butterfly wings or a mane made of rainbows, and CrayonBloom draws a clean, printable page just for them, free. Love it? It's the first page of a real printed book built around their idea, with their own story and activities. Browse the unicorns below while you think one up.
Love a page? Describe an idea and we’ll turn it into a real printed book — its own story plus puzzle pages like mazes and dot-to-dots. See the printed books
True things about unicorns
- Medieval Europe bought and sold unicorn horns. They were narwhal tusks, traded widely, whole and cut into pieces. Cleveland Museum of Art (opens in a new tab)
- A narwhal's horn is really a tooth. In males, the left tooth of the upper jaw grows forward and out through the front of the jaw — up to about ten feet of it. NOAA Fisheries (opens in a new tab)
- Scotland's national animal is the unicorn. It first turned up on the Scottish royal coat of arms around the 12th century. Scotland.org (opens in a new tab)
Unicorns are made up. That has never slowed anyone down.
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