Low Poly Dinosaurs PNG Collection

A collection of 28 dinosaurs and prehistoric reptiles rendered in low-poly 3D. The set includes Tyrannosaurus rex, Triceratops, Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Velociraptor, Spinosaurus and other dinosaurs, plus flying pterosaurs and marine reptiles.

Flat polygon facets, matte colors and cool shaded faces give the animals a consistent sculptural style. Use the individual cutouts in dinosaur party invitations, posters, activity sheets, scrapbook pages, websites and digital collages.

Every animal is a separate PNG with a transparent background and no cast shadow. Each canvas follows the animal's proportions: 17 landscape images at 1536 × 1024 pixels, 5 portrait images at 1024 × 1536 pixels and 6 square images at 1024 × 1024 pixels. Download all 28 PNGs and the complete PSDreams License in one ZIP, or choose individual animals below.

  • A terracotta low-poly Tyrannosaurus rex with a large head, small forearms and a long balancing tail.
  • A teal low-poly Triceratops with three horns and a broad neck frill in three-quarter view.
  • A sage low-poly Brachiosaurus with a long raised neck and four sturdy legs.
  • A sage low-poly Stegosaurus with ochre back plates and a spiked tail.
  • A slate-blue low-poly Ankylosaurus with a low armored body and a rounded tail club.
  • A rust-colored low-poly Velociraptor standing on its hind legs with feathered forearms.
  • A blue-green low-poly Spinosaurus with an elongated snout and a clay-red back sail.
  • An olive low-poly Allosaurus with clawed forearms and a long tail.
  • A brick-red low-poly Carnotaurus with two brow horns and small forearms.
  • An ochre low-poly Parasaurolophus with a long curved head crest.
  • A steel-blue low-poly Pachycephalosaurus with a rounded domed skull.
  • A moss-green low-poly Styracosaurus with a long nose horn and spikes around its neck frill.
  • A sand-colored low-poly Iguanodon with a long tail and pointed thumb spikes.
  • A turquoise low-poly Diplodocus with an elongated neck and a slender whip-like tail.
  • A lavender-gray low-poly Apatosaurus with a long neck, heavy body and tapering tail.
  • A sage low-poly Amargasaurus with paired spines along its neck and back.
  • An ochre and slate low-poly Kentrosaurus with front back plates and long rear spikes.
  • A teal low-poly Therizinosaurus standing upright with feathered arms and long claws.
  • A terracotta low-poly Oviraptor with a head crest, short beak and feathered arms.
  • A sand-colored low-poly Gallimimus with a slender neck and long hind legs.
  • An olive low-poly Protoceratops with a parrot-like beak and a compact neck frill.
  • A peach low-poly Psittacosaurus with a short beak and compact body.
  • An ochre low-poly Pterodactylus with spread membrane wings and long toothed jaws.
  • A slate and sand low-poly Pteranodon with spread wings and a long backward head crest.
  • A sage low-poly Quetzalcoatlus with an upright neck, pointed beak and folded wings in a four-limbed stance.
  • A deep-teal low-poly Mosasaurus with a toothed jaw, four flippers and a long tail.
  • A blue-gray low-poly Elasmosaurus with an elongated neck and four flippers.
  • A sea-green low-poly Ichthyosaurus with a streamlined body, pointed snout and tail fin.