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KATSEYE arrived through an unusual door. The group was assembled on camera through The Debut: Dream Academy, a HYBE and Geffen joint venture that drew around 120,000 applicants and narrowed them to six, with the whole process filmed for the Netflix documentary Pop Star Academy. That means fans watched these six become a group before they ever released a song — which is part of why the fandom, the EYEKONS, is as invested as it is.
This collection has 74 free KATSEYE coloring pages, and the biggest thing to know is that it’s built around individual members rather than group shots alone. Sophia gets ten solo designs, Manon ten, Lara nine, Yoonchae eight, Daniela eight, Megan seven. If your bias has one particular member, there’s enough here to fill an afternoon on her alone.
The solo pages go well beyond standard promo poses. Yoonchae writing in a notebook and holding a takeaway coffee. Lara sitting on the floor with headphones on. Manon in a yoga tree pose, stretching after practice, resting with a water bottle. Sophia checking her reflection and bowing at the end of a performance. Daniela mid-laugh with her hand over her mouth. Those quieter, off-stage moments are what make this set different from most fan art collections, which tend to stay locked on performance shots.
There are also nine pairings and trios — Sophia and Megan sharing a high five, Megan and Yoonchae dancing side by side, Sophia, Lara and Manon singing in harmony — plus fifteen full-group designs covering circle formations, staggered walks, mid-dance jumps, and stage poses with microphones.
Every one of these KATSEYE coloring pages is free, prints on standard US letter paper, and needs no sign-up. Click any design below to open the full-size PDF.
The Members in This Collection
Sophia Laforteza
From the Philippines, and the group’s leader. Ten solo designs here, the most of any member, ranging from a mic-drop ending pose to a quiet moment checking her reflection.
Lara Raj
From Los Angeles, and the first Indian artist signed under HYBE. Nine solo pages, including the headphones design and a sharp dance isolation.
Manon Bannerman
From Switzerland. Ten solo designs, and the ones with the most range in the whole set: a high jumping dance kick at one end, a yoga tree pose at the other.
Megan Skiendiel
From Honolulu. Seven solo pages, mostly high-energy — jumping, pointing, freestyling — which matches her reputation as the group’s all-rounder.
Daniela Avanzini
From Atlanta, and the group’s main dancer. She competed on So You Think You Can Dance: The Next Generation before KATSEYE. Eight solo designs.
Yoonchae Jeung
From South Korea, and the youngest member. Eight solo pages, including several of the calmest designs in the collection.
Group pages
Fifteen designs. The name comes from the cat’s eye gemstone, chosen because its shifting colours suited a group drawn from six different countries.
Coloring Tips
Hair is how you tell them apart. Line art strips away the colour that usually identifies each member, so hair does the work — Manon’s volume, Daniela’s curls, Megan’s two-tone. Getting those right is what makes a page recognisable.
Stage lighting means bold colour. Performance photos of the group tend toward saturated pinks, blues and purples rather than natural tones. The stage and dance formation pages take those far better than realistic skin-and-fabric colouring.
The quiet pages want the opposite. The coffee, notebook, headphones and stretching designs are everyday scenes, and muted colours suit them. Two different approaches for two different halves of this set.
Group formations need a plan. With six figures on a page, deciding each member’s colour before you start prevents the whole thing turning into noise. One accent colour per member, repeated across every group page, ties the set together.
Print a full set of six. One solo page per member, coloured in a consistent style, makes a genuinely good wall set — and it’s the most satisfying way to use a collection organised this way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these KATSEYE coloring pages really free?
Yes — all 74 are free to download and print. Click any design to open the PDF. No account, no email, no payment.
Which members are included?
All six: Sophia, Lara, Manon, Megan, Daniela and Yoonchae. Each has seven to ten solo designs, plus nine pages showing pairs and trios and fifteen full-group pages.
Is this official KATSEYE merchandise?
No. These are unofficial fan-made coloring pages and are not produced, licensed, endorsed by, or affiliated with KATSEYE, HYBE, Geffen Records, or any of the members. For anything official — music, tour dates, and merchandise — go to the group’s own site at katseye.world. These pages are free for personal use only, not for resale.
What age are these suitable for?
Around eight and up. The linework carries realistic proportions and facial detail rather than cartoon simplification, which younger children tend to find harder going. Teenagers and adult fans are the natural audience.
How did KATSEYE form?
Through The Debut: Dream Academy, a global audition programme run jointly by HYBE and Geffen Records that began with roughly 120,000 applicants worldwide. The final six were announced in Los Angeles in November 2023, and the group debuted in June 2024 with the single “Debut” from the EP SIS (Soft is Strong). The whole selection process was documented on Netflix as Pop Star Academy.
Can I print more than one copy?
As many as you like.
What does the name KATSEYE mean?
It comes from the cat’s eye gemstone, a form of chrysoberyl that shifts colour as it catches the light. The group’s label has explained the choice as reflecting six members from six different backgrounds forming one thing — the members come from the Philippines, South Korea, Switzerland and the United States.
Who are EYEKONS?
The group’s official fandom name.
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