Bendy and the Ink Machine coloring pages bring you into the strange, ink-soaked world of the game, with 30 black-and-white drawings based on its most recognizable characters.
The game first showed up in 2017, starting with Chapter 1 on Game Jolt. It was created by theMeatly (Paul Crawford) along with programmer Mike Desjardins under what would become Joey Drew Studios. What began as a small, experimental project quickly picked up attention online and grew into a full five-chapter release by late 2018, later expanding to consoles, mobile, and newer platforms.
Set inside the fictional Joey Drew Studios, the story follows Henry Stein, a retired animator pulled back into his old workplace, only to find it twisted by the mysterious Ink Machine. The game mixes exploration, puzzle-solving, and combat, all shown through a first-person view, with old audio logs filling in pieces of what went wrong.
These pages feature different versions of Bendy along with characters like Alice Angel, Boris, and the Projectionist, all pulled from the game’s eerie cartoon style. As you go through them, you’ll also pick up bits of trivia about the game and the characters along the way.
30 Free Bendy And The Ink Machine Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Alice Angel With Her Halo And Horns
Alice Angel is a major character who first appeared briefly in the second episode of Bendy and the Ink Machine and has appeared in most chapters after that. Her design is based on the popular Betty Boop character, who was a cartoon icon in the 1930s.
2. Alice Angel With Her Microphone Bendy Coloring Page
Alice Angel often sings in her appearances, and here you can see her singing one of her classic songs while looking rather creepy! The episodes of Bendy and the Ink Machine were released throughout 2017 and 2018. The first few took just a few days to complete, but as the episodes progressed, each one took a lot longer as they became more complex.
3. Scary Bendy Coloring Page With And Alice Angel
Bendy and Alice Angel together in the recording studio make this scene feel full of vintage cartoon atmosphere. Dark walls, old equipment, and classic ink-style contrast can bring out the mood beautifully. It is an especially good printable for fans who enjoy the studio setting as much as the characters themselves.
4. Bendy And Boris The Wolf Together
Bendy and Boris the Wolf are quite an iconic duo, but you wouldn’t want to come across them in the world of the game! theMeatly created Bendy as an antagonist for his concept of a world in the style of old cartoon sketches. His name came from a typo in the 3D modeling program Blender, as his character design was being worked on.
5. Bendy Serenading Alice Angel
Bendy and Alice have a complicated relationship, but Bendy seems to want to show his affection for her in this scene! Many fans speculate that Bendy and Alice are a couple, but when creator theMeatly was questioned about it, he was surprised to hear the theory, which indicated that it’s not canon. That doesn’t stop fans from shipping them, though!
6. Bendy Coloring Page With A Large Gear
Standing before a large gear machine, Bendy looks tiny compared to the heavy mechanical backdrop. The gears give the page lots of nice shapes for metallic shading and darker industrial shadows. It is a strong choice for anyone who likes the eerie workshop side of the game world.
7. Bendy And The Ink Machine Coloring Page
Bendy posed in front of the ink machine creates one of the most recognizable scenes in the whole series. Black shadows, gray metal tones, and thick ink-style contrast make the page feel especially true to the game’s look. This bendy coloring page is perfect for fans who want one of the central symbols of the story.
8. Bendy With Free Floating Ink Symbols Coloring Sheet
Floating ink symbols around Bendy give this design a strange, magical quality that fits the world perfectly. The extra shapes add movement without making the page feel too busy. Deep blacks and soft grays can turn a simple character portrait into something much more eerie.
9. Scary Bendy And The Ink Machine Coloring Page Transforming Into Ink Bendy
The Ink Demon, also known as Ink Bendy, is a monstrous distortion of Bendy created by the Ink Machine in a failed attempt to make a real version of Bendy. When making the game, the creators used the popular game Bioshock as inspiration, and there are several similarities between them.
10. Bendy In A Dark Hallway Coloring Sheet
Bendy moving through a dark hallway instantly creates suspense, even in a still image. Gray walls, dark corners, and careful shading around the floor can make the scene feel deeper and more ominous. The setting does a lot of the work here, which makes the page especially atmospheric.
11. Creepy Ink Bendy Coloring Page
Bendy’s creepy smile and the splashes of ink around him give this page a messy, chaotic energy. Heavy black areas balanced with lighter background space can really make the character pop. This bendy coloring page feels bold and eerie without needing a complicated scene.
12. Bendy And The Ink Machine Coloring Page With Dripping Ink
Dripping ink across Bendy’s face gives the design a darker, more unsettling look than a standard character pose. The drips are fun to shade because they can be left glossy and deep black against softer gray surroundings. It is a simple image, but the mood comes through very clearly.
13. Bendy In A Spooky Hallway Coloring Printable
Even though Bendy looks fairly normal in this scene, he still manages to look rather creepy! The normal design of Bendy was inspired by classic cartoon characters from the 1930s, such as Mickey Mouse and Felix the Cat, and the game world also takes inspiration from the backgrounds of those old cartoons.
14. Bendy Coloring Page Reaching His Hand Out From The Shadows
Bendy stretching a hand out from the darkness gives this picture a tense, cinematic feel. Strong shadow work around the arm and face can make the reach seem even more sudden. This bendy coloring page is especially effective when colored with a lot of contrast and careful darkness around the edges.
15. Boris from Bendy and The Ink Machine Fixing A Broken Pipe
Boris the Wolf is a major character in the games, and he was even the protagonist of his own spinoff game called Boris and the Dark Survival. His design was inspired by characters such as Goofy, and he is also the favorite character of series co-creator Mike Mood.
16. Boris Holding A Wrench Bendy And The Ink Machine Coloring Page
With a wrench in hand, Boris looks ready to get back to work in the studio workshop. The tool adds a sturdy little detail, and the simple composition keeps the focus on his familiar design. A few gray shadows can make the page feel richer while still staying true to the monochrome style.
17. Ink Bendy Crawling Out Of An Ink Puddle
Any player witnessing the sight in this scene would need to be careful, as Ink Bendy is emerging to stalk them! One of the main items players can find in the game is bacon soup, which helps to replenish the player’s health and stamina. The item is a reference to the fact that bacon is co-creator theMeatly’s favorite food.
18. Ink Bendy Coloring Page Standing Under A Leaky Ceiling
Standing beneath a leaking ceiling, Ink Bendy looks even more unsettling in this dim, dripping scene. The falling drops and wet surroundings make it easy to build a damp, shadowy atmosphere with grays and black. The page has a strong haunted-studio mood that fits the series really well.
19. Projectionist With Glowing Head Bendy Coloring Sheet
The Projectionist’s glowing head instantly makes this dark room scene feel eerie and memorable. Contrast is everything here, with the bright head effect working best against deep shadows. It is a striking printable for fans who enjoy the stranger and more unsettling characters in the game.
20. Simon Controlling Energy Bendy Coloring Page
Sammy Lawrence is another corrupted form of Bendy and one of the main threats players will face in the game. He has also appeared as an unlockable player character in some of the games.
21. Ink Hand Reaching From the Studio Wall Coloring Page
An ink-covered hand stretching out of the wall gives this scene a sudden, creepy shock that fits the haunted studio world perfectly. Deep black shadows and gray background tones can make the reaching shape stand out even more. This bendy and the ink machine coloring page is a strong pick for fans who enjoy the darker horror moments.
22. Bendy Peeking Behind a Wooden Door Coloring Page
Bendy peering out from behind an old wooden door gives the page a tense, sneaky feeling without needing a lot of extra action. Browns in the wood and bold black-and-white contrast on Bendy can make the whole image feel extra dramatic. A bendy coloring page like this works especially well for kids and older fans who like suspense more than chaos.
23. Twisted Corridor From Bendy and the Dark Revival
This warped corridor with pipes and shadowy studio details creates a moody setting that feels unsettling from the first glance. Dark grays, sepia tones, and strong black ink sections can make the hallway feel even more eerie. It is a detailed printable for fans who enjoy the environment and atmosphere as much as the characters.
24. Boris Hiding Behind a Crate Coloring Page
Boris tucked behind a crate adds a quieter, nervous moment to the collection, which helps balance the scarier action scenes. Warm wood tones on the crate and softer gray shading in the room can make the setting feel old and worn. This bendy coloring page has a simple layout that still captures the tension of the studio.
25. Ink River Flowing Through the Studio Floor
A dark ink river winding across the studio floor turns this page into a strong background-driven scene full of atmosphere. Glossy black pools and faded wall details can make the whole place feel abandoned and strange. This bendy and the ink machine coloring page is especially satisfying for fans who like haunting locations and inky textures.
26. Cute Bendy Sitting on an Old Film Reel
Bendy perched on a vintage film reel gives this page a lighter and more playful mood than the scarier horror scenes. Black-and-white character colors paired with warm brown reel details can make the image feel simple but charming. It is a fun printable for fans who enjoy the classic cartoon side of Bendy.
27. Cartoon Studio Hallway With Posters and Ink Stains
This hallway scene with posters on the walls and ink stains on the floor feels like a snapshot from the old animation studio before things went completely wrong. Sepia tones, dark ink puddles, and faded poster details would suit it beautifully. A bendy coloring page like this is great for anyone who enjoys set design and spooky studio spaces.
28. Old Animation Desk With Sketches and Ink Bottle
An animation desk covered with sketches and an ink bottle gives this printable a behind-the-scenes feel that ties nicely into the studio setting. Browns, grays, and dark black ink can make the page look especially rich and vintage. It is a neat choice for fans who like the artistic side of Bendy and the Ink Machine.
29. Alice Angel in a Cracked Mirror Coloring Page
Alice Angel staring into a cracked mirror creates a dramatic and slightly unsettling portrait with lots of strong detail. The broken glass lines can be shaded carefully to make the reflection feel more intense and eerie. This bendy and the ink machine coloring page is a great fit for older fans who enjoy moody character art.
30. Boris the Wolf Eating Soup at a Wooden Table
Boris sitting at a table with a bowl of soup gives this final page a surprisingly cozy moment inside the strange studio world. Warm wood tones, muted grays, and simple dish details can make the scene feel calm and grounded. It ends the set with a bendy coloring page that feels gentle, memorable, and full of character.More Coloring Pictures like Bendy & The Ink Machine
After You Color Your Bendy And The Ink Machine Pages
- Color the pages in the same brown and black color scheme as the game.
- Alternatively, try to imagine what the characters and scenes would look like with more colors.
- Draw some of the characters that the Bendy villains were inspired by, like Mickey Mouse or Goofy.