Whether you’re here for pumpkins, ghouls, or candy, Halloween caters to all levels of thrillseekers. This collection of Halloween coloring pages brings together all the spooky, sweet, and silly parts of the season. So no matter how much (or little) you enjoy being creeped out, there’s something for everyone! You’ll find (not-yet) black cats, ghosts, witches, haunted houses, and more. And because we’re not about tricks (just treats) every page is free to download. So dig out those markers and get possessed with the Halloween spirit!
You don’t need to be a kid to enjoy our Halloween coloring pages. But you can be, since these pages are suitable for all ages and skill levels! Each illustration is drawn by hand and this collection features a variety of haunting images. There are zombies dancing under the disco ball moon, two-headed teddy bears, creepy cake designs covered in eyeballs, a skeleton carousel, and so much more to bring thrills and chills.
How to Download Coloring Pages
Each coloring sheet is a high-resolution letter size printable PDF you can color one of two ways: on paper, or digitally. Instructions for downloading free coloring pages are below.
Download and Print
- Click the coloring page you like. The link will open a PDF in a new window.
- Save the file to your computer, or print the page. Now you can get coloring right away!
Download and Color Digitally
- Click the coloring page you like. The link will open a PDF in a new window.
- Save the file to your computer or tablet.
- Open the file in your favorite coloring app. To color in Procreate, check our Guide to Coloring in Procreate for a quick tutorial on how to get set up.
All coloring pages are for personal, non-commercial use only.
Browse By Theme
Looking for a specific Halloween subject? Click one of the collections below. Or continue down the page for a broader range of Halloween coloring sheets.
Halloween Coloring Pages
Color By Fun Fact
Use our Halloween coloring pages to add more spooky fun to the holiday by learning as you create. Below are fun facts about the holiday, each paired with a creative coloring prompt. Play Color By Fun Fact to explore more about Halloween or as a simple way to get kids involved in an artistic activity.
Jack-o-lanterns were first carved from turnips.
Before pumpkins became the go-to-gourd for carving, people in Ireland carved faces in turnips and used them as lanterns to ward of evil.
✎ Prompt: Color your pumpkin to look like a turnip to imagine what the turnip lanterns might have looked like.
Source: Smithsonian Magazine
“Bedsheet ghosts” were inspired by burial shrouds and theater.
In many cultures, the dead were wrapped in white cloth for burial. Early stage productions used the same look for ghost characters, helping cement the classic bedsheet ghost we know today.
✎ Prompt: Style your ghosts to represent characters from a favorite movie, TV show, or play.
Cats were once considered magical protectors.
In ancient cultures like Egypt, cats were seen as powerful guardians. Later folklore linked black cats to witches, which gave them their Halloween fame.
✎ Prompt: Color your Halloween cat with a magical aura around them. Add stars, sparkles, or even a cluster of mystical jewels shining around them.
Bats aren’t blind and use sound to help them “see.”
While “blind as a bat” is a common saying, it’s not quite accurate. Bats actually have pretty good vision. But they get an extra boost from echolocation, giving them the ability to use sound waves to determine object location. This helps them hunt and navigate in the dark.
✎ Prompt: Add echolocation “sound waves” around your bat to show off their special skill.
Cauldrons were once common cooking tools.
Before they became symbols of witches and potions, cauldrons were used every day for making stews and soups over open fires.
✎ Prompt: Give your cauldron a design inspired by dinnerware and pottery. Do you choose delicate florals, ornate patterns, classic blue-and-white china, or something of entirely different?
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Coloring Page FAQs
You can use any printer paper you like. However, if you’re looking for recommendations for different mediums, here is what we suggest.
For crayons and washable markers, use any paper.
For colored pencils, we recommend a 32 lb paper.
For alcohol markers, we recommend an 60 lb cover stock.
Check your printer for compatibility when purchasing paper at different weights.
Our coloring pages are high resolution PDFs.
All of our free, downloadable coloring pages are US Letter size (8.5 x 11″).
Yes, you can import any of our coloring pages into Procreate to color digitally.
If you have more questions you’d like answered, visit our FAQ page.
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