Color by Number Pegasus

Color by number: Pegasus in flight

Color each square by its number. Squares with no number stay white.

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11111122

111111

11121

111123

21111

2211

1211

111111

3111111113

114441111441

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To color on screen, choose a color in the key, then tap the squares.

How it works

This color by number Pegasus set opens on a white Pegasus in flight. Behind it: Pegasus foal on a cloud, Pegasus standing, Rearing Pegasus, Pegasus drinking from a spring, Pegasus head, Pegasus wing and Pegasus in the stars.

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A white horse you leave as paper

Pegasus, the winged horse of Greek myth, is usually shown white. So the horse on four sheets, and the Pegasus wing, have no numbers and stay paper white. The sky does the work: 58 blue squares on the easy Pegasus in flight.

The myth and the stars on two sheets

In Greek myth a spring rose where Pegasus struck his hoof, and Pegasus drinking from a spring draws it. Pegasus in the stars shows the Square of Pegasus, the big square of four stars the constellation is known for, simplified and not a star chart.

The Pegasus wing takes 2 crayons, blue and yellow: the fewest on this page.
The Rearing Pegasus is the one black horse, in front of a full yellow moon.

Questions and answers

How do you color a white Pegasus?

You color around it. On the Pegasus in flight the sky, hills, mane, tail, eye and hooves have numbers and the horse prints empty. Check Put 0 in the white squares in More options to print a 0 in each white square.

Is Pegasus a unicorn?

No. Pegasus is a winged horse and is drawn here with no horn; a unicorn is known by its single horn. For horned sheets, a Winged unicorn among them, see unicorn color by number.

Which Pegasus sheet takes the longest?

The Rearing Pegasus and Pegasus in the stars: every square has a number, 144 on the easy grid. On the detailed 24 by 24 grid the Rearing Pegasus fills all 576.

All 8 pictures

In the air 2

Pegasus foal on a cloud An orange Pegasus foal with a small yellow wing, a brown tail, a black eye and black hooves stands on a white cloud left as paper in a blue sky. On the detailed grid the foal has a brown mane, tail and hooves, white lines mark the feathers, yellow stars are out and the cloud has light blue shadows. Easy: 5 colors, 114 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 447 squares to color.
Pegasus in flight A white Pegasus left as paper flies to the right over green hills in a blue sky: one raised wing, a yellow mane and tail, a black eye, black hooves and a yellow sun. On the detailed grid the sky is light blue, gray lines mark the feathers, the hooves are gray and the second hill is light green. Pegasus, the winged horse of Greek myth, is usually shown white. Easy: 4 colors, 88 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 430 squares to color.

On the ground 3

Pegasus drinking from a spring A white Pegasus left as paper lowers its head to drink from a blue spring, on green grass under an orange evening sky, with a yellow mane and tail, a black eye, black hooves and a yellow sun. On the detailed grid the sky has a yellow band and a red sun, gray lines mark the feathers, white ripples cross the water and light green tufts stand in the grass. In Greek myth a spring rose where Pegasus struck his hoof. Easy: 5 colors, 97 squares to color. Detailed: 8 colors, 433 squares to color.

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On the ground, continued

Pegasus standing A white Pegasus left as paper stands facing left on green grass under a purple evening sky, with a raised wing, a yellow mane and tail, a black eye, black hooves and one yellow star. On the detailed grid a yellow crescent moon and five stars are out, gray lines mark the feathers and light green tufts stand in the grass. Easy: 4 colors, 91 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 409 squares to color.
Rearing Pegasus A black Pegasus rears up on green grass in front of a full yellow moon in a blue night sky, with its wings spread behind it. On the detailed grid four yellow stars are out, yellow gaps show between the feathers and light green tufts stand in the grass. Easy: 4 colors, 144 squares to color. Detailed: 5 colors, 576 squares to color.

Head, wing and stars 3

Pegasus head The head and neck of a white Pegasus left as paper, facing left against a blue sky, with a long yellow mane and a black eye. On the detailed grid the sky is light blue, the ear is pink inside, the nostril and mouth are gray and gray-lined wing feathers show at the bottom. Easy: 3 colors, 79 squares to color. Detailed: 5 colors, 403 squares to color.
Pegasus in the stars Four yellow stars joined into a square by orange lines in a blue night sky above black ground; two more orange lines lead down from the square and more yellow stars shine around it. On the detailed grid gray lines join the stars and lead on to four more, white and yellow stars fill the sky and black hills stand below. The constellation Pegasus is known for a large square of four stars, the Square of Pegasus; this picture is simplified and is not a star chart. Easy: 4 colors, 144 squares to color. Detailed: 4 colors, 571 squares to color.
Pegasus wing One white wing left as paper against a blue sky, with a yellow leading edge. On the detailed grid the sky is light blue and gray lines part the long feathers. Easy: 2 colors, 72 squares to color. Detailed: 3 colors, 368 squares to color.

How this list was compiled: Our own pixel pictures, drawn square by square for this site on 12 by 12 and 24 by 24 grids in October 2026. Nothing is traced, scanned or copied from clip art, and no picture shows a brand, a logo or a character from a film, show, book or game. Pegasus is drawn as the winged horse of Greek myth. The facts in the Pegasus in flight, Pegasus drinking from a spring and Pegasus in the stars descriptions were checked against Wikipedia in October 2026. The color and square counts were counted from the finished grids. Licence: own work