Halloween Coloring Pages
Smiling pumpkins, waving ghosts, and monsters handing out candy: these Halloween coloring pages are designed for enjoying October 31st without any scares.
There are classic characters like the witch, mummy, or vampire, animals in costumes, and group scenes such as a nighttime picnic or a forest party, all ready to print in A4 format.
24 Halloween coloring pages to color and print for free
A friendly Halloween for kids: none of the drawings are truly scary. From a smiling pumpkin to a ghost hanging clothes, each sheet has its own story.
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Smiling Halloween pumpkin
No scary faces here: this carved pumpkin smiles, surrounded by leaves and candies. Bright orange and some green on the stem make it stand out.
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Ghost waving under the moon
It floats calmly, raising its hand to say hello, with a crescent moon and stars all around. Perfect for those who are afraid of ghosts.
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Little witch flying on her broom
She flies across the sky in front of a huge moon, holding her pointy hat tight and grinning from ear to ear.
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Black cat peeking out of a pumpkin
A kitten has chosen the biggest pumpkin as a hiding place and peeks its head through the carved hole.
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Bat hanging from a branch
It rests upside down, just like real bats, while its friends flutter around.
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Skeleton dancing among musical notes
A very rhythmic skeleton shows off its dance moves surrounded by musical notes. A good excuse to review some bones while coloring.
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Mummy tangled in its bandages
It tries to move forward, but one bandage has gotten stuck on a pumpkin. A scene full of humor.
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Monster preparing bags of candies
Furry, big, and very friendly: fills up candy bags to hand out when someone knocks at his door.
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Vampire counting bats from the window
With his cape on, a little vampire watches a flock of bats and tries to count them all. How many do you see?
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Haunted house with smiling ghosts
The house is crooked and has ghosts in the windows, but they all smile, and a path of pumpkins invites you in.
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Scarecrow among pumpkins and crows
Here, the scarecrow and the crows get along well. With dry leaves and pumpkins all around, this is a nice drawing to use autumn colors.
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Cat with witch hat on top of spell books
It has sat on top of a pile of magic books, wearing a witch hat that almost covers its eyes.
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Door decorated for Halloween
Spider webs, paper bats, a wreath of leaves, and a pumpkin-shaped doormat. It could inspire you to decorate your own front door.
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Friends going trick-or-treating
A ghost, a witch, and a vampire head out together with their buckets to stroll through the neighborhood. Every costume can be colored as you like.
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Dog dressed as a ghost
The sheet does not entirely hide the puppy: its ears poke out the top. It has its own basket for treats.
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Wizard owl handing out candies
With its wizard hat, it drops sweets into little Halloween baskets.
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Cauldron with a fun potion
From the cauldron come bubbles, stars, candies, and even little ghosts. Purple and lime green look great on it.
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Little witch’s potion workshop
She mixes ingredients in bottles shaped like moons, stars, and pumpkins, as if she were a little scientist.
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Pumpkin turned into a carriage
With wheels and everything, it takes a ghost and a cat for a ride. It’s like Cinderella’s carriage, but in Halloween version.
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Hot air balloon in the shape of a pumpkin
A basket hangs from a pumpkin-balloon and inside several little monsters look at the landscape from above.
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Ghost hanging up its sheets
Even ghosts have to do laundry: it hangs tiny sheets on a line between two trees.
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Decorated pumpkin contest
Several characters show off their pumpkins: one happy, another surprised, and another sleepy. Which one would win for you?
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Night picnic under the moon
A little witch, a ghost, and a cat share bat-shaped cookies, sitting under the moon.
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Halloween party in the woods
Garlands, lanterns, pumpkins, and lots of costumed guests. It's the page with the most characters, so it’s enough for a whole afternoon of coloring.
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🎨 See all coloring pagesFrequently Asked Questions about Halloween Coloring Pages
These are the most common questions before printing sheets for the October 31st celebration.
Are any of these pages scary for young children?
No. All the characters are friendly: the haunted house features smiling ghosts and the monster is busy handing out candy.
Which designs are easiest for little ones?
The smiling pumpkin, the waving ghost, and the bat hanging from a branch have few elements and large shapes, making them simple to color. The forest party and the pumpkin contest are better suited for older kids.
What can you do with the sheets once they’re colored?
Cut them out and hang them on a string to make a party garland, or use the trick-or-treat design as an invitation or greeting card to share with friends.
Which colors give the best Halloween feel?
Orange, purple, black, and lime green are the classic combination. If you leave the moon, stars, and lanterns in a light yellow, they stand out beautifully against a dark night sky.