10 Halloween Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)

How to use these halloween coloring pages

These Halloween pages are made for kids who want the fun of Halloween without the fright: every pumpkin smiles, the ghosts wave and the skeleton dances. Print a few before a Halloween party, put them on the table with crayons, and they double as a calm-down activity after trick-or-treating.

Pick an easy page like Friendly Jack-o-Lantern for toddlers, a busy scene like Haunted House on a Hill or Kids in Halloween Costumes for school-age kids, and Detailed Halloween Pumpkin for Adults for grown-ups. Tick “Add to bundle” to print several as one PDF.

Which pages suit which age?

Ages 2–4

Friendly Jack-o-Lantern, Cute Ghost Trick-or-Treating and Friendly Little Monster have big shapes and thick lines.

Ages 5–8

Bats and Full Moon, Silly Dancing Skeleton and Cute Pumpkin Patch add a background to color.

Ages 9+ & adults

Haunted House on a Hill, Kids in Halloween Costumes and Detailed Halloween Pumpkin for Adults have the most small areas.

Printing tips

• Orange, purple, black and lime green are the classic Halloween palette — markers make the colors pop.
• Print on card stock to turn a finished pumpkin into a door sign or party placemat.
• Choose A4 outside North America and US Letter in the US and Canada. Both PDFs keep safe margins.

Coloring ideas & activities

• Cut out the finished ghost or pumpkin and tape it to a window.
• Hold a costume-coloring contest: everyone colors Kids in Halloween Costumes in their own costume colors.

Every page in this collection

• Bats and Full Moon: Three cute bats flying past a giant full moon over sleepy rooftops and stars.
• Cute Ghost Trick-or-Treating: A happy little ghost trick-or-treating with a pumpkin bucket full of candy.
• Cute Pumpkin Patch: A smiling pumpkin patch with round pumpkins of every size, curly vines and big leaves by a wooden fence.
• Detailed Halloween Pumpkin for Adults: An ornate pumpkin filled with swirls, flowers and patterned bands for relaxing, detailed Halloween coloring.
• Friendly Jack-o-Lantern: One big, friendly jack-o-lantern with a happy carved face, a curly stem and a leaf — the classic Halloween pumpkin.
• Friendly Little Monster: A fluffy, one-horned little monster waving hello with a lollipop — cute, not creepy.
• Friendly Spider in a Web: A cute, big-eyed spider hanging from a giant web — a friendly, not-scary Halloween page.
• Haunted House on a Hill: A crooked, cozy haunted house on a hill with a friendly ghost, bats, a big moon and pumpkins.
• Kids in Halloween Costumes: Three kids trick-or-treating in witch, pumpkin and dragon costumes on a porch full of pumpkins.
• Silly Dancing Skeleton: A goofy skeleton in a top hat dancing between pumpkins — silly, not scary.

Fun facts to share while you color