Picture Tracing Worksheet Maker
Make picture tracing pages from big round shapes for preschool to dotted town scenes for first grade. Children trace straight lines, zigzags, spirals and loops that turn into a real picture.
Look around without an account. With a free account, you can make 3 worksheets a month.
- Thousands of picturesChange the theme and every picture on the page changes.
- 11 languagesWritten for each language, not translated by a machine.
- Paper or screenPrint a clean PDF, ready for the copier.
- Easy to save and shareKeep what you make and send it by link or QR code.
All 24 worksheets you can make here
Choose one to open it in the maker. Each comes in three levels where the skill allows, with new versions as often as you need.
Kindergarten
Picture Tracing: Trace the Garden Path to the DoorTrace every dashed line to finish the garden, from the sun and the cloud down to the path and the rabbit.
Tracing Worksheets for Preschool: My First Big WhaleStart at the dot. Trace the big whale slowly, all the way round.
Trace the Picture: Look at the Animal, Then Trace ItLook at the picture in the frame. Then trace the same animal next to it.
Tracing for Toddlers and Preschoolers: Round PicturesStart at each dot and trace round and round, like the letter o.
Straight-Line Picture Tracing: Down, Across and SlantedLook at the arrow above each column. Trace one column at a time: down, then across, then slanted.
Trace the Picture: Zigzag Mountains and a Stormy CampTrace the whole picture. Stop at every tip of the zigzags: the mountains, the trees, the tent and the lightning.
Tracing Pictures for Kids: Spirals and LoopsTrace the spirals and loops: the snail, the lollipop, the bow, the pretzel and the pinwheel.
Trace and Color the Picture: A Picnic Under the TreeTrace the whole picnic picture. Then color it in any colors you like.
Picture Tracing for Kindergarten: Where Do I Start?Start at each dot and follow the arrow. Go down the stairs, one picture at a time.- Trace and Count: How Many Ducks Are on the Pond?Trace the ducks. Count them. Write how many in the box.
Picture Tracing Sheets: Finish the PictureTrace the dashed parts to finish each picture: wheels, a spout, a stick, a handle, a point and ears.
Christmas Picture Tracing: Trace Round Every Bauble and StarTrace the tree, the gifts, the armchair, the window and the rug. Then trace round every bauble and star.
Shape Tracing: A Rocket of Circles, Squares and TrianglesTrace every shape of the rocket and the sky. Then color every circle.
Summer Picture Tracing: Trace the Waves Across the SeaTrace the waves from left to right. Then trace the boat and the beach.
Tracing Pictures for Kids: Big, Middle and SmallIn every row, trace the big one, then the middle one, then the small one.
Trace a PictureTrace all the lines of the picture. Start at the black dot.
Trace the Picture, Then Write the WordTrace the picture. Then trace its name on the lines and write it by yourself.- A Tracing BookletTrace the three pictures. Then cut the page into four along the lines in the middle, put the cover on top and staple the pages into a little book.
Trace, Then Color by NumberTrace the lines of the picture. Then color each part with the color of its number.
Grade 1
Dotted Picture Tracing for 1st Grade: A Morning in TownTrace the dotted lines carefully, the small details too.
Trace the Picture, Say Its Name and Trace the WordTrace the picture. Say its name. Trace the word under it.
Trace the Picture, Then Draw: What Is the Tractor Carrying?Trace the whole picture: the tractor, the trailer and the animals. Then draw what the tractor is carrying.
Symmetry Picture Tracing: Trace the Other HalfTrace the dashed half so both sides of each picture look the same.- Animal Tracing Pictures: Find the 5 Hidden AnimalsFind the 5 hidden animals in the forest. Trace them.
Ready to print in about a minute
- Pick a worksheetEvery worksheet in this maker is a click away, with a real sample of each.
- Make it yoursSet the level and click any word or title on the page to change it.
- Print it or share itDownload a clean PDF and print as many copies as you need.
What children practice
- Controlling a pencil along a line
- Drawing straight, curved and looping strokes
- Getting ready to write letters
Start with a free account
When you want to make more, one plan opens every maker and everything else on the site.
Free account
No card needed
- Make 3 new worksheets a month
- Download 3 PDFs a month
- Look at every template in every maker
Teacher plan
$69 a year, or $8.99 a month
- Make as many worksheets as you like
- Print and download without limits
- Save your worksheets and come back to them
- Share with your class by link or QR code
Questions teachers ask
Can I use this worksheet maker for free?
Yes. You can look at all 24 worksheets without an account. A free account lets you make 3 new worksheets and download 3 PDFs a month. The Teacher plan removes those limits.
Which grades is it for?
The worksheets here are made for: Kindergarten, Grade 1. Where a worksheet has levels, you can move it up or down to fit each child.
Does it make answer keys?
Yes. 4 of the 24 worksheets here have an answer key. The others are drawing, tracing or open tasks with no single right answer.
Can children do these worksheets on a screen?
Not these. They are made for pencil and paper, so children trace, draw or write by hand.
Which languages can I use?
This maker works in English, Deutsch, Español, Nederlands, Italiano, Français, Português, Svenska, Dansk, Norsk, Suomi. Each language has its own words and school conventions.
Can I save my worksheets and share them?
Yes, with the Teacher plan. You keep your worksheets in your account, come back to change them, and share them with your class by link or QR code. Children need no account.
