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Free Printable Halloween Coloring Pages for Kids

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Pick your favorites from these free printable Halloween coloring pages for kids! Browse scarecrows, witches, ghosts, cats, bats, and jack-o’-lanterns, plus a spell-writing activity and masks to color.

Halloween coloring page collection featuring witches, ghosts, cats, bats, and jack-o'-lanterns

How to get the printables: Choose a collection below and follow its link to the full post. Use the download link or signup form provided there to get that set. Each collection has its own printable.

Jump to a collection:

Scarecrow Coloring Pages

Scarecrow on a hay bale and a spooky Halloween scarecrow with bats and jack-o’-lanterns coloring pages

Our free printable scarecrow coloring pages include 10 designs, from friendly fall characters to a slightly spooky scarecrow beneath a moon and bats. Pumpkins, sunflowers, and farm animals give kids plenty of details to color.

Choose one of the two simpler pages for younger kids or anyone who prefers larger coloring spaces. For a Halloween activity, try the moonlit scene with jack-o’-lanterns, bare branches, and a bird perched on the scarecrow’s arm.

Witch Coloring Pages

Printable witch coloring sheets with broomsticks, pointed hats, stars, and animal companions

These cute witch coloring pages include witches with broomsticks and pointed hats, alongside stars and animal companions. The preview shows both simple characters with open spaces and scenes with more little details to color.

Try purple hats, striped stockings, or a brightly colored broom. Kids can choose their own colors for each witch.

Ghost Coloring Pages

Ghost coloring sheets with friendly ghosts, a haunted house, and a graveyard scene

Explore our ghost coloring pages for friendly floating ghosts, a haunted house, and a spooky graveyard scene. Choose a page with a few large shapes for a shorter coloring activity, or a busier scene for kids who enjoy details.

For a matching craft, try our ghost templates or build a ghost craft.

Halloween Cat Coloring Sheets

Halloween cat coloring sheets featuring cats with a witch hat, pumpkin, and spooky fence

Our Halloween cat coloring pages feature big-eyed cats with pumpkins, a witch hat, and spooky scenery. Some designs have large areas to color, while others include smaller patterns and background details.

Make a classic black cat, an orange tabby, or a purple Halloween kitten. Colored pencils are handy for the whiskers and smaller details.

Bat Coloring Pages

Bat coloring pages with flying bats, tree branches, stars, and clouds

These bat coloring pages feature bats flying, resting on branches, and hanging upside down. Stars, clouds, and trees give kids a background to color along with each bat.

Pick one of the simpler bat designs for younger children, or let older kids fill in the more detailed woodland scenes.

Jack O Lantern Coloring Pages

Jack-o'-lantern coloring sheets with pumpkin faces, a witch hat, and Halloween characters

Choose from smiling pumpkin faces, a pumpkin wearing a witch hat, and Halloween character scenes in our jack-o’-lantern coloring pages.

Orange is a classic choice, but white, green, and purple pumpkins are fun too. Kids can color the faces yellow to give their jack-o’-lanterns a glowing look.

Halloween Spell Coloring Activity

My Witches' Spell worksheet with ingredient circles and a cauldron to color

The Halloween spell coloring activity combines coloring with a little creative writing. The sheet has a cauldron, circles for ingredients, and space to name the spell and explain what it does.

Kids can draw imaginary ingredients or use nature finds as inspiration. Younger children can describe their spell while an adult writes down their words.

Halloween Coloring Masks

Printable Halloween masks to color, including a pumpkin, witch, skull, and Frankenstein face

These Halloween coloring masks turn a coloring activity into something kids can wear. The preview includes a pumpkin, witch, skull, and Frankenstein face.

Color the mask while the page is flat, then follow the assembly directions in the masks post. An adult can help cut out the eye openings.

Printing and Coloring Tips

Save the printable from its download link or email and print the PDF rather than the preview photos on this page. Select the paper size loaded in your printer and check the print preview; use “Fit to printable area” if the design would otherwise be clipped.

Regular printer paper works well with crayons and colored pencils. For markers, put scrap paper underneath to protect the table. If you choose heavier paper for a mask, check that your printer supports it.

Set out a few designs for a Halloween coloring table, or let each child choose a favorite. You can find more games, crafts, and activities in our Halloween printables collection.

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