Ice Cube · 49×49 PIXELS
Free printable 49×49 pixel-art color-by-number sheet of Ice Cube. Rated Advanced — plan on 45–75 minutes to color it in.
Numbered grid
Each cell shows its color number. White cells are the background — leave them blank. Click Print this page at the top to print at full size.
About this Ice Cube color-by-number
This Ice Cube printable is a 49×49-pixel design with 2,401 cells in total. At this size it's rated Advanced difficulty — figure on roughly 45–75 minutes to color carefully with crayons, markers, or colored pencils, which makes it a good fit for older kids, teens, and focused adult coloring.
Topics & themes: ice, cube, blue, pixel art, cool, winter, geometric, transparent, block, bright.
- Design
- Ice Cube
- Grid
- 49×49 pixels (2,401 cells)
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Est. time
- 45–75 minutes
- Paper
- Letter or A4 (one page)
- Price
- Free — no sign-up
The sheet prints on a single page with a numbered grid on top and a color legend below it. Each number maps to one color in the legend — fill the cell with that color, leave white/blank cells alone, and the pixel art of Ice Cube appears as you go. Works great at home, in classrooms, on road trips, or as a no-screen activity for kids.
How to use this printable
- Click Print this page at the top. Your browser's print dialog will open.
- Pick a printer (or choose "Save as PDF" in the destination menu).
- Make sure "Background graphics" is off — you want white cells so you can see what you color.
- Color each cell according to its number. The legend on the page maps numbers to colors.
Want to color this on your phone instead? Open Ice Cube in Repixel — same design, tap-to-color, no printer needed.
Frequently asked questions
Is this Ice Cube color-by-number printable really free?
Yes — this Ice Cube pixel art sheet is completely free to print, color, and share. No account, no sign-up, no watermark. Great for classrooms, birthday parties, rainy-day activities, and gifts.
What supplies do I need to color this printable?
Just a printer, letter or A4 paper, and any coloring supplies you like — crayons, markers, colored pencils, or gel pens all work. Each numbered cell on the printed sheet maps to one color in the legend, so you don't have to pick palettes yourself.
How long does a 49×49 color-by-number take to finish?
At 49×49 this design is rated Advanced — plan on about 45–75 minutes to color it in carefully. You can absolutely split it across a few sittings; nothing in the printable forces you to finish in one go.
What paper size should I print on?
The sheet is designed to print edge-to-edge on standard US letter (8.5×11") or A4 paper at default margins. Make sure "Background graphics" is turned OFF in your browser's print dialog so the cell backgrounds stay white and easy to color over.
Can I use this Ice Cube printable at school or a birthday party?
Absolutely. The printable is free for personal, classroom, library, and non-commercial event use. Print as many copies as you need. Please don't resell the printable itself or upload it to paid printable marketplaces.
Is the Ice Cube design available in the Repixel app too?
Yes — open this same Ice Cube design in the free Repixel app on iOS and color it on your phone or iPad with tap-to-color. No printer, no crayons, no mess. The app has hundreds of additional templates not on the web.
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