This dinosaur clipart page stomps from a baby dino hatching out of its egg to a mighty T rex, a long-necked brontosaurus, a fossil skeleton and a giant footprint. Every dino is a transparent PNG, so it can roar across a worksheet, a birthday banner or a slide without a white rectangle behind it.
Use Download PNG to keep a dinosaur, or Copy to paste one into a document in a single click. The background preview shows how each one looks on green, kraft or chalkboard. For full sheets to color, open our dinosaur coloring pages, and see living reptiles on the snake and reptile clipart page.
Cute Dinosaur Clipart and Dino Clip Art
Little paleontologists love a friendly dino. These cute dinosaur pictures have round shapes and happy faces that read well on small labels.
A baby dino pokes its head and arms out of a cracked spotted egg with a big surprised smile. It is a sweet pick for baby showers and first day of school cards.
Try this Put it on a kindergarten welcome card that says a new school year is hatching.
A purple dinosaur with a pink bow and long lashes smiles inside a thick white border. Kids ask for it for party favors and birthday charts.
Try this Stick one on each goody bag at a dino birthday party and write the guest name under it.
A stegosaurus strolls along with orange plates on its back and spikes on its tail, sketched with quick felt pen strokes. It makes a playful header for dino notes.
Try this Glue it on the cover of a first grade dino fact notebook, one fact per page.
T Rex Clipart
No dinosaur unit is complete without the king of the meat eaters. Here is a T rex for reports, one for parties and a T rex clipart black and white outline.
A tyrannosaurus strides forward with its heavy tail held out for balance and tiny arms tucked in. The shading looks like a museum book picture.
Try this Add it to a third grade timeline of life on Earth near the end of the dinosaur age.
A big orange T rex roars with its tiny arms raised, drawn in muted mid-century tones. It brings fun to a party invite or a classroom door.
Try this Make it the front of a dino party invitation and add a footprint trail leading to the details.
A friendly T rex stands tall with a toothy grin, outline only. Wide spaces between the lines leave room for chunky crayons.
Try this Put it in the corner of a letter T worksheet so kids can color it after tracing.
Dinosaur Clipart Black and White: Outline and Silhouette
These black and white dinosaurs print cheaply and cut cleanly. Use the outline for coloring and the solid shapes for stencils and bold signs.
A brontosaurus stretches its long neck high, shown as a solid black shape. It fits a wide space, like the bottom of a bulletin board.
Try this Cut several from black paper to march along a dinosaur museum bulletin board in grade 2.
A triceratops shows its three horns and a big bony frill, outline only. The frill gives kids a great space to draw patterns.
Try this Ask second graders to fill the frill with a repeating pattern of shapes before they color the body.
A flying reptile soars with wings spread wide and a crest on its head. Kids are often surprised to learn it was not a dinosaur.
Try this Print, glue to cardstock and hang a few from a hanger for a dino sky mobile.
Dinosaur Fossil, Footprints and Teeth Clipart
Dig deeper with pictures that show how we know dinosaurs lived. These fit science centers, dig kits and museum trip notes.
A cream skeleton of a long-necked dinosaur stands as if mounted in a museum hall. Bold outlines show each bone clearly.
Try this Put it at the top of a museum field trip sheet and list three questions kids should ask a guide.
A big three-toed footprint in dark green. Print a few and they make a stomping trail across the floor or a page.
Try this Tape a trail of footprints from the door to the reading rug on dino day in kindergarten.
A long, curved dinosaur tooth with tiny ridges along its edge, painted in warm browns. Use it to show how meat eaters had sharp teeth.
Try this Pair it with a flat leaf-eater tooth drawing so kids can compare what each dinosaur ate.
Dinosaur Activities by Age
- Ages 3 to 5: Use the hatching baby dino and the footprints for counting and stomp games. Big, simple shapes are best.
- Grades K and 1: The T rex outline and the stegosaurus doodle suit letter work and short fact books.
- Grades 2 and 3: Sort the dinos by what they ate. Use the tooth picture as a clue: sharp for meat, flat for plants.
- Grades 4 and 5: Build a timeline with the realistic T rex and the fossil, then explain how fossils form in layers of rock.
Planning a dino birthday? Our birthday clipart has cakes and balloons to go with the T rex invite, and the dino coloring pages make a calm party table activity.
Printing and Cutting Dinosaurs
With 1000 pixels per side, each dino holds a clean edge until roughly 3 inches wide on a 300 dpi printer, which is great for stickers, cupcake toppers and labels. For a large floor trail, print the footprint at 6 or 7 inches and accept slightly softer edges, since nobody looks closely at a floor.
For cupcake toppers, print the cute dinos on cardstock, cut around each one leaving a small white edge, and tape a toothpick to the back. The silhouettes cut cleanly on a cutting machine, while the brontosaurus neck needs a slow blade speed so it does not snap.
Which Dino Style Should You Use
| Need | Style to pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Toddler labels | Cute, Sticker | Round shapes, happy faces |
| Science report | Realistic, Flat color | True body shapes and bones |
| Party printables | Retro, Doodle | Bright and playful |
| Coloring or cut files | Line art, Silhouette | Clear black shapes |
Green and orange dinos look bold on cream or light blue. A black silhouette on lime green paper gives a jungle feel.
Questions people ask
Can I use the dinosaur clipart for free?
You can, for home, classroom and school projects and anything else not for sale. Crediting the site is up to you. Please never sell the dinos as image files or bundles. Printing a T rex on a shirt or toy for sale? Our Contact page is where to ask before you do.
Where is the dinosaur clipart black and white?
Look at the T rex outline and the black and white section, which has a triceratops outline and two silhouettes. The outlines are for coloring and the solid shapes are for stencils.
Do you have cute dinosaur clipart for a baby shower?
The baby dino hatching from a spotted egg is made for that. It works on invitations, cupcake toppers and thank you notes.
Is there a girl dinosaur clipart?
Yes. The purple dino with a pink bow and long lashes is a favorite for party favors and birthday charts. You can also color the T rex outline in any colors you like.
Was the flying reptile a dinosaur?
No. Pterosaurs lived at the same time as dinosaurs but belong to a different group of reptiles. It is a fun fact to share when kids sort the pictures.
What caused dinosaur extinction?
Most scientists think a huge space rock hit Earth about 66 million years ago and changed the climate. The fossil and tooth pictures here help explain how we learned about animals that lived so long ago.
