Free drawing guide
How to draw a cute frog step by step
This frog sits with its legs out to the sides and has big round eyes on top of its head. Start with the head and the eyes, then add the body and the legs. In each picture, the new part is pink, so you always know what to draw next.
- Easy
- About 10 minutes
- 8 steps
What you need
- Paper
- A pencil and an eraser
- Colored pencils, markers or crayons
How to draw a frog step by step
In each picture, the new part is pink. Draw it, then go on to the next step.
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Draw the head
Draw a wide oval near the top of the page.
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Add the eyes
Draw two circles on top of the head. They stick out above the oval.
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Draw the face
Draw a smaller circle and a big dark pupil with a shine inside each eye. Add two small dots for the nostrils and a wide open smile.
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Draw the body and back legs
Under the head, draw a round body. On each side, draw a big rounded shape for the back legs.
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Add the front legs
Draw two front legs down the middle of the body, each with three round toes at the bottom.
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Add the back feet
Draw a long foot with three round toes under each back leg. They point out to the sides.
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Add the spots
Draw a few round spots on the back legs and a curved line on the body for the belly.
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Color your frog
Go over the final lines. Color the frog bright green with darker spots, the belly yellow and the cheeks pink.
All steps in one picture
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Questions
How do I draw frog eyes?
Draw two circles on top of the head, then a smaller circle and a dark pupil with a white shine inside each. Steps 2 and 3 show the eyes.
How do I draw frog legs?
Draw the back legs as big rounded shapes on the sides of the body with long feet under them, and the front legs as two short lines with round toes. Steps 4–6 show the order.
Is this frog easy enough for kids?
Yes. It is built from simple shapes, and most kids from about 6 can follow it. Younger children can draw it together with a grown-up.
How long does it take to draw this frog?
About 10 minutes for the outline. Coloring takes a little longer.
