Pokémon Papercraft and Origami to Print
Download the best free Pokémon papercraft and origami tutorials, with step-by-step guides to make your own paper figures at home, printable in A4 size.
Learn how to fold everything from the classic Kanto starters like Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle to their full evolutions, with illustrated instructions, required materials, and tips for a flawless finish. We’re regularly adding more Pokémon, so check back soon for new designs!
Our Pokémon Origami Papercraft Tutorials
Here you'll find all available tutorials so far, organized by evolutionary line. Use the search at the top or scroll to find your favorite.
Bulbasaur Origami
Fold your own Bulbasaur origami using green paper and a few simple folds for the body, head, ears, and its iconic bulb on the back. Perfect for beginners to papercraft.
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Ivysaur Origami
This intermediate tutorial teaches you to fold Ivysaur’s body and assemble its signature pink bud and side leaves step by step.
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Venusaur Origami
Take on the advanced challenge in this line: fold the body, assemble the eight petals of the giant flower, the yellow center, and the leaves to complete the figure.
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Charmander Origami
A simple origami, ideal for beginners: fold the body and head with orange paper, add a yellow belly, and finish with its fiery tail.
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Charmeleon Origami
Take it up a notch with Charmeleon: start from a base similar to Charmander, but with extra steps to achieve its sharper silhouette and flaming tail.
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Charizard Origami
This is the most advanced origami in the set: head, body, two wings, and a tail with flame, using orange and blue paper for a detailed Charizard figure.
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Squirtle Origami
Body, head, brown shell, arms, legs, and spiral tail: in about 25 minutes you’ll have your own paper Squirtle.
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Wartortle Origami
Using blue, beige, and brown paper, assemble Wartortle’s body, pointed ears, and curled tail that make it unique, all in around 30 minutes.
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Blastoise Origami
The most elaborate in the Squirtle line: as well as the body and shell, you’ll construct the two water cannons with gray paper, in roughly 35 minutes.
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🛠️ See all craftsFrequently Asked Questions about Pokémon Papercraft
Clear up the most common doubts before making your own Pokémon origami.
What do I need to make Pokémon origami?
You’ll only need colored paper (check each tutorial for specifics), scissors if a template needs to be cut, a black marker for facial details, and optionally a bit of glue to secure some parts.
What kind of paper is best for these origami projects?
We recommend thin origami paper (kami) as it holds creases well. If you don't have any, colored A4 or square paper will work too.
Are these origami projects suitable for kids?
Yes! Most are marked as easy and designed so children can make them with a little adult help. Intermediate or advanced ones just have a few more steps.
Can I download and print the guides?
Absolutely! Every tutorial comes with a button to view in large size and another for direct download—all set for printing.
Will you be adding more Pokémon in the future?
Yes, this post is updated regularly with new Pokémon origami. Use the search bar above to find the Pokémon you want each time you return.