Halloween Coloring Pages
Our free Halloween coloring pages are cute and friendly, with just a touch of spooky. You will find smiling jack-o-lanterns, friendly ghosts, witches on broomsticks, bats, a haunted house and kids in their trick or treat costumes.
There are easy pages with big shapes for toddlers and preschoolers, and busier ones like the Halloween mandala and the pattern page for older kids and adults. Love the cat on the fence? See more in our cat coloring pages.
Each page is a free PDF that prints on Letter or A4 paper. For printing tips, see our printing guide.
Free Halloween Coloring Pages
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Happy Halloween Letters
Happy Halloween is written in big fat letters. A pumpkin sits on top, with a ghost and a bat behind.
Bat on the Moon
A little bat sits on the tip of the moon. Three jack-o-lanterns grin up from the ground.
Trick or Treat Street
Three kids in costumes walk down a street full of pumpkins. There is a ghost, a witch and a pumpkin.
Haunted House on a Hill
An old house with pointy towers stands on a hill. Bats fly past the full moon.
Cat on the Fence
A cat arches its back on a wooden fence, with bats in the sky and pumpkins below.
Two Witches Sharing Candy
Two little witches sit on a doorstep and share the candy from their pumpkin bucket.
Witch on a Broomstick
A little witch flies past the moon on her broom. Her kitten rides on the back.
Ghost at the Window
A friendly ghost waves from the round window of an old wooden house. A bat hangs from the roof.
Pumpkin Head Scarecrow
This scarecrow has a smiling pumpkin for a head. It stands in a field of corn and pumpkins.
Ghost Saying Boo
A happy little ghost waves its arms and says BOO. Two small pumpkins sit in the grass.
Kitten in a Jack-o-Lantern
A kitten peeks out of a carved pumpkin with its paws on the edge. The lid lies next to it.
Skeleton on a Gravestone
A friendly skeleton in a top hat sits on a gravestone and waves hello.
Candy Corn Friends
Three pieces of candy corn hold hands and smile. Wrapped candies are scattered all around them.
Round Halloween Pattern
A pumpkin face sits in the middle, with rings of witch hats, candy corn and spider webs around it.
Ghosts in the Graveyard
Two little ghosts float between the gravestones. One stone says BOO, and a lantern hangs from the tree.
Three Stacked Pumpkins
Three jack-o-lanterns sit on top of each other. The bottom one looks very surprised.
Big Jack-o-Lantern
One big carved pumpkin sits in the grass with two small pumpkins next to it.
Pumpkin in a Witch Hat
A grinning pumpkin wears a tall witch hat with a buckle. Leaves and a candy lie at the bottom.
Kid in a Pumpkin Costume
A little boy dressed as a pumpkin walks by with his candy bucket. Candy flies out as he goes.
Kid in a Bat Costume
This child is dressed as a bat, with big wings and pointy ears. A candy bag hangs from one hand.
Dancing Skeleton Costume
A child in a skeleton suit dances under a string of paper bats.
Little Vampire
A little vampire in a big cape smiles by a castle door. Two tiny fangs poke out.
Mummy Waving Hello
A small mummy wrapped in bandages waves hello. One loose strip hangs down by its side.
Bat Hanging Upside Down
A round little bat hangs upside down from a branch, wrapped up in its own wings.
Bats Over the Pumpkins
Three bats fly past the full moon above a row of pumpkins.
Ghost with a Candy Bucket
A ghost waits on the doorstep holding a pumpkin bucket full of candy.
Halloween Cupcakes
Four cupcakes sit on a stand, topped with a pumpkin, a ghost, a bat and a witch hat.
Bucket Full of Candy
A pumpkin bucket is so full of candy that some has spilled onto the floor.
Ghosts Playing Hide and Seek
One ghost covers its eyes and counts. The other two hide behind the tree and a pumpkin.
Pumpkin Patch
Pumpkins of every size grow among the vines. The biggest one has a face carved in it.
Wheelbarrow of Pumpkins
An old wooden wheelbarrow is piled high with pumpkins. Leaves blow past in the wind.
Little Werewolf Howling
A fluffy little werewolf sits on a rock and howls at the moon.
Witch Hat and Broom
A witch hat and a broom lean on a spell book, with candles and a pumpkin nearby.
Witch Stirring a Cauldron
A little witch stirs a bubbling pot with a big spoon. Potion bottles sit on the shelf.
Ghost on a Moon Swing
A ghost sits on a wooden swing that hangs from the moon. Bats and clouds drift past.
Four Easy Halloween Pictures
Each big box holds one easy picture. There is a pumpkin, a ghost, a bat and a witch hat.
Halloween Pattern Page
Ghosts, pumpkins, bats, witch hats and spiders fill the whole page, packed close together.
Puppy in a Pumpkin Costume
A puppy dressed as a pumpkin sits on the welcome mat with its tongue out.
Bobbing for Apples
Two children at a Halloween party try to grab the apples floating in a tub of water.
Monster with a Flower
A square headed monster with bolts in its neck holds a flower and smiles.
Trick or Treat Sign
A ghost hugs a wooden sign that says Trick or Treat. A candy bucket sits by the fence.
One-Eyed Monster
A furry monster with one big eye and two horns holds a giant lollipop.
Scooping Out a Pumpkin
A child scoops the seeds out of a pumpkin with a spoon, ready to carve a face.
Best Colors for Halloween Coloring Pages
Orange and black are the classic Halloween colors, but purple and green work just as well. They look great on witch hats, potion bottles and the cauldron.
For night scenes, try coloring the sky dark blue instead of black. The moon will stand out, and black bats will still be easy to see. Ghosts look nice left white with a light blue edge. To make a jack-o-lantern glow, color its eyes and mouth yellow.
Halloween Costume Coloring Pages
Several pages show kids dressed up for Halloween. There is a pumpkin costume, a bat costume, a skeleton suit, and a ghost and a witch on the trick or treat street. There is even a puppy dressed as a pumpkin. If your child has not picked a costume yet, these are a fun way to try out a few ideas first.
Print a few extra pumpkins, because someone always wants a second one.
Want to see these Halloween pages in full color first? Watch our side by side coloring video on YouTube.
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Download the PDF instead of the image: it stays sharp at full page size.
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Print at 100% scale (not "fit to page") on plain A4 or Letter paper.
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Paper of 120gsm or heavier stops markers bleeding through.
Frequently asked questions
Are these pages too scary for young kids?
No. All the ghosts, bats and monsters are smiling, and none of them show sharp teeth. The haunted house and the graveyard are the spookiest ones. For a very young child, start with the ghost saying BOO or the candy corn friends.
Which pages are best for toddlers?
The page with four big boxes is made just for them. It has a pumpkin, a ghost, a bat and a witch hat. The big jack-o-lantern and the ghost saying BOO are also nice and simple.
Do you have Halloween coloring pages for adults?
Yes. The Halloween mandala has shapes that repeat in circles around a pumpkin face. The pattern page and the haunted house also have lots of small parts and take longer to finish. Colored pencils work best on these.
What is candy corn?
Candy corn is a small, soft Halloween candy shaped like a corn kernel. It has three stripes, white at the tip, orange in the middle and yellow at the bottom. You can color it on the candy corn friends page and the candy bucket page.
