How to Draw a Frog: Easy Step-by-Step for Kids
How to draw a frog in 19 easy steps
A cheerful seated frog with raised eyes, a wide smile, two folded back legs and two front feet with rounded toes.
Follow 19 guided strokes, one body part at a time. Tap "Draw it live" to follow the on-screen guides, or use the steps below on paper.
How to draw a frog, step by step
1Draw the left raised eye bump
Draw the left raised eye bump.
2Curve across the top of the head
Curve across the top of the head.
3Draw the right raised eye bump
Draw the right raised eye bump.
4Curve around the left cheek
Curve around the left cheek.
5Curve around the right cheek
Curve around the right cheek.
6Draw the left side of the body
Draw the left side of the body.
7Draw the right side of the body
Draw the right side of the body.
8Draw the folded left back leg and toes
Draw the folded left back leg and toes.
9Draw the folded right back leg and toes
Draw the folded right back leg and toes.
10Draw the left front leg and its three toes
Draw the left front leg and its three toes.
11Draw the right front leg and its three toes
Draw the right front leg and its three toes.
12Connect the bottom of the tummy
Connect the bottom of the tummy.
13Draw the wide smile
Draw the wide smile.
14Add the left smile corner
Add the left smile corner.
15Add the right smile corner
Add the right smile corner.
16Draw the left round eye
Draw the left round eye.
17Draw the right round eye
Draw the right round eye.
18Add the left eyebrow
Add the left eyebrow.
19Add the right eyebrow
Add the right eyebrow.
Time to color!
Try a light green body and front legs with darker green folded back legs and white eyes.
In the live version, coloring is tap-to-fill: pick a color, tap a part, done.
Frequently asked questions
- How many steps are in this frog drawing?
- There are 19 strokes, with individual instructions for each limb and facial detail.
- What if my child needs help with a curve?
- Take your time and use the hint or zoom button for a closer look. The guided tool accepts lines that roughly follow the shape and tidies each completed stroke.
- Can we color and save the finished drawing?
- Yes. After the last stroke, tap the different regions to choose colors, add a signature, and save the finished picture.
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