Woody looks right at home among toy cars, ABC blocks, and the clutter of a kid’s bedroom. Toy Story 5 introduces a new problem for the toys: children are spending more time with screens, including a frog-shaped tablet called Lilypad. These pages bring the focus back to playtime, with Woody in cowboy poses, asleep in bed, and surrounded by familiar toys.
There are 14 free printable Toy Story 5 coloring pages here: 11 with Woody and three featuring Bullseye, Atlas, and Snappy. Click any picture to open its PDF in a new tab, then print it at home. Some have simple outlines; others include extra details around the room.
Woody coloring pages from Toy Story 5
There are a few different sides to Woody here. Start with the cowboy among building blocks, then try the desert, a crowded toy room, or one of the quieter bedtime scenes. The kawaii drawing is an easy option for younger kids.
Sheriff Woody and the Building Blocks
A straightforward design for coloring Woody’s familiar cowboy outfit. The blocks add a few small shapes without making the page too busy.
A Cowboy Out in the Desert
Trade the usual bedroom background for an outdoor setting. Sandy yellows and warm browns would work well alongside Woody’s bright clothes.
Woody Among the Toys in Andy’s Room
This is one of the busier printables in the collection. There are several toys to work through after coloring Woody himself.
Toy Story 5 Woody Bedroom Coloring Page
A quieter room scene with plenty of space to choose your own colors for the furniture and surroundings.
Little Kawaii Woody
The simpler kawaii style keeps the focus on Woody rather than packing the page with extra props. A quick choice for younger kids.
Woody Coloring Page in His Classic Outfit
Keep to Woody’s familiar yellow, blue, and brown, or give the cowboy a completely different look. There is no crowded background to worry about.
Woody Fast Asleep
An unusual change of pace for a character normally seen running around. Try softer bedroom colors for this sleepy design.
Toy Cars, a Shoe, and ABC Blocks
There is more to fill in here than a single character. Use different bright colors for the scattered toys so each one stands apart.
Woody Playing With the Toy Cars
The cars and blocks make this feel like a real afternoon on the playroom floor. It suits kids who enjoy coloring small objects.
Cowboy Woody Ready for Bed
Another peaceful bedroom design, this time with a cowboy-at-bedtime theme rather than an action pose.
Push-Ups in the Kids’ Room
Woody takes a break from cowboy duties for a little exercise. The pose makes this page different from the standing portraits.
Toy Story 5 character coloring pages
Woody takes up most of the collection, but Bullseye, Atlas, and Snappy each have a printable of their own. Pick a character and try a different set of colors.
Bullseye the Toy Horse
Give Woody’s horse its own colors. This character-focused design is a good break from the more crowded toy-room pictures.
Meet Atlas From Toy Story 5
A chance to color a different Toy Story 5 character after the Woody-heavy first section. Keep the palette simple or experiment.
Snappy Toy Story 5 Coloring Page
Snappy gets a page of his own. It rounds out the character selection without requiring a complicated background.
