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How to draw an airplane

7 steps · ages 5–9 · a pencil and paper · free print sheet

An airplane, drawn and coloured in
What you’ll draw

An airplane is a long round tube with wings. Get a pencil and paper, and tap Next for each line.

Step 1 of 7. Draw a long tube with round ends for the body.

All 7 steps

Here is every step at once. The blue lines are the new ones; the dark lines are already on your paper. Draw lightly at first, so you can rub out a line you don’t like.

  1. 1. Draw a long tube with round ends for the body.

  2. 2. Add a tall tail fin at the back.

  3. 3. Draw a big wing coming down from the middle.

  4. 4. Draw a row of round windows.

  5. 5. Add the pilot's window at the front.

  6. 6. Draw a door near the back.

  7. 7. Draw two fluffy clouds in the sky.

A tip for drawing an airplane

The body is one long shape, like a sausage, round at the nose and a little thinner at the tail. The wing comes from the middle and slopes back, not straight down. Windows are all the same size and the same distance apart: count them as you draw.

Change it up

Once your airplane is down, make it yours:

  • Paint a stripe down the side.
  • Draw a little propeller on the nose.
  • Add a banner trailing behind it.

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More in things that go, or see all 40 things to draw. Want to draw freehand instead? The Art Studio has crayons, paint and a fridge to hang it on.

How it was made: Peabody drew this airplane in code, line by line, from its own shapes; it is not traced from anyone’s lesson or picture, and it is nobody’s character. Checked 6 November 2026.

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