Are these Halloween coloring pages free?

Yes. The pages and the pack on this page are free to print and need no account. If you want a page made from your own photo, your first one needs no account either, and if you sign up you get 5 free credits. One credit makes one page.

Are they too scary for young children?

No. The pages show smiling pumpkins, a friendly ghost, a cat and a cute bat, and nothing gory or frightening, so they suit preschool and up.

Can I use them in my classroom?

Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your classroom or your home. Please do not sell the pages or repost the pack as your own.

Free Halloween coloring pages to print

Print these Halloween coloring pages for the classroom party, the trick-or-treat countdown or a quiet afternoon at home. Each one is a plain black-and-white page on US Letter paper with big, open shapes: jack-o'-lanterns, a friendly ghost, a black cat, a bat and more. They are friendly rather than frightening, so they suit preschool and up. You can download them all in one free PDF, with no sign-up.

The pages

Detailed scenes

Busier pictures with more to color, for older children. They are in the full pack.

A little spookier

Goofy cartoon zombies and moonlit graveyards, with no gore, for children who like a bit of spooky. They are in the full pack.

Every page here was made by Color a Picture from a written description, and checked by a person before it was added. Tap a page to open it full size and print it.

Free Halloween coloring pack

The 20 simplest pages in one PDF, letter size, one page per sheet. No sign-up and no email needed.

Download the free packPDF, 2.4 MB Full pack with the detailed scenes37 pages, PDF, 5.8 MB

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Ways to use them

Set out a few pages and a box of crayons at the class party. They keep small hands busy while the snacks are being sorted.
Use the jack-o'-lanterns and the pumpkin patch for a fall unit: color them, then cut them out for a window display.
Ask the children to give the friendly ghost or the black cat a name and tell a short story about them.
Color a page, fold the paper and write a message inside to make a Halloween card.

Make a Halloween page of your own

Upload a photo of a pet, a toy, a drawing or an object, and Color a Picture turns it into a coloring page.
Or describe a page in words and add the Halloween theme in the studio. A sleepy cat in a pumpkin patch is a good one to try.
Print it on ordinary letter-size paper.

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Questions

Are these Halloween coloring pages free?: Yes. The pages and the pack on this page are free to print and need no account. If you want a page made from your own photo, your first one needs no account either, and if you sign up you get 5 free credits. One credit makes one page.
Are they too scary for young children?: No. The pages show smiling pumpkins, a friendly ghost, a cat and a cute bat, and nothing gory or frightening, so they suit preschool and up.
Can I use them in my classroom?: Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your classroom or your home. Please do not sell the pages or repost the pack as your own.