Halloween Coloring Pages
By the Lucky Coloring team · Updated
Free printable Halloween coloring pages for kids and grown-ups. You'll find smiling jack-o'-lanterns, friendly ghosts, cats in witch hats, trick-or-treaters in costume, candy buckets and party cakes, favorite characters dressed up for October, and a few haunted houses for fans of scary Halloween coloring pages. Tap a sheet to see it large, then print it.

Easy Halloween coloring pages
Big shapes, thick lines and plenty of white space: these easy Halloween coloring pages suit toddlers and preschoolers. The letter H and the BOO banner also work for a classroom wall.
Cute Halloween coloring pages
Kawaii pumpkins, ghosts with rosy cheeks and a ghost in sunglasses: cute Halloween coloring pages for kids who like their October friendly rather than frightening.
Halloween animal coloring pages
Black cats in witch hats, puppies in pumpkin hats, baby bats, a vampire bunny and even a cow by the fence. These Halloween animal coloring pages pair well with our cat coloring pages and cow coloring pages.
Halloween cartoon character coloring pages
Familiar faces in costume: a crewmate with bat wings, Charmander among pumpkins, Cinnamoroll on a broom and Cookie Monster trick-or-treating. Pokémon fans can move on to the Charizard coloring pages.
Disney Halloween coloring pages
Mickey and Minnie with pumpkin buckets, Elsa and Anna by a jack-o'-lantern, Ariel with undersea pumpkins and Lightning McQueen in a witch hat, plus dolls dressed up. More in the Mickey Mouse coloring pages.
Halloween costume coloring pages
Kids dressed as a pumpkin, a witch, a mummy, a little monster and a caped hero. These Halloween costume coloring pages are a fun way to plan this year's costume on paper first.
Halloween candy and party coloring pages
Overflowing treat bags, a bucket of lollipops, a bat-winged cupcake and jack-o'-lantern birthday cakes: Halloween candy coloring pages for an October party table or a birthday that lands near the 31st.
Spooky Halloween coloring pages for adults
A haunted tree, a dancing skeleton, a house on the hill and potion bottles: Halloween coloring pages for adults and teens, eerie enough to feel spooky without real gore, plus a cozy armchair scene to color with tea.
Which Halloween page should you print?
For toddlers, pick a sheet from the easy Halloween coloring pages, where one pumpkin or ghost fills the page. School-age kids love the costumes and characters. Teens and adults usually reach for the spooky pages, with bare branches, vines and potion bottles to fill.
A Halloween page for every October day
Print the costume sheets early in the month to plan outfits, the candy and party pages the week of the 31st, and the cozy and harvest scenes when the season turns into fall. A colored jack-o'-lantern taped to a window makes a cheap, kid-made decoration.
Printing and coloring tips
Every sheet prints on one US Letter or A4 page; choose "fit to page" in the print window. Orange, black and purple are the classic mix, and a white crayon pressed hard before a dark wash of watercolor makes ghosts glow.
Halloween coloring pages: questions parents ask
Are these Halloween coloring pages free?+
Yes. Every Halloween sheet on Lucky Coloring is free to print at home, in class or for a party, with no account and no sign-up.
How do I print a Halloween coloring page?+
Press Print under the drawing: a print window opens with the sheet sized for one US Letter or A4 page. Press Download instead to save the image and print it later.
Which Halloween pages are best for toddlers?+
Start with the easy Halloween coloring pages and the cute ones: a single smiling pumpkin or ghost with thick lines and nothing scary.
Are any of these pages too scary for young kids?+
No sheet shows blood or gore. The most eerie ones, a haunted tree, a skeleton and a castle with a Beware sign, are grouped in the spooky pages for adults so you can skip them for little ones.
Can I use these Halloween pages in my classroom?+
Yes, print as many copies as your class needs. The letter H, the BOO banner and the costume pages work well for an October party or a classroom display. Please don't sell them or post them on another website.
Do you have Halloween pages with Stitch or Hello Kitty?+
Yes, in their own collections: the Stitch coloring pages and the Hello Kitty coloring pages each have Halloween sheets with pumpkins and bats.
What should we color after Halloween?+
Keep the pumpkins going with the fall coloring pages, then the turkey coloring pages for Thanksgiving and the Christmas coloring pages in December.





