Get ready for a spooktacular coloring adventure with our collection of 80 free Halloween coloring pages!
Whether you’re looking for spooky haunted houses, eerie pumpkins, or friendly ghosts, there’s something for every Halloween fan in this set of printable coloring sheets.
Perfect for kids and adults alike, these pages offer hours of creative fun, bringing the excitement of Halloween to life with every stroke of color.
These coloring pages are easy to download and print, making them a great addition to any Halloween celebration.
Dive into the Halloween spirit and let your imagination run wild with this frightfully fun collection of Halloween coloring pages!
80 Halloween Coloring Pages – Free to Download Printables
Halloween coloring pages offer much more than just a creative activity; they are a fantastic opportunity for children to learn while having fun. Kids can explore Halloween traditions, symbols, and stories as they color witches, pumpkins, ghosts, and more. This hands-on experience helps improve their motor skills, color recognition, and even introduces them to new vocabulary related to the spooky season. By coloring different Halloween characters, children can also learn about cultural meanings behind these symbols, making the activity both educational and enjoyable.
1. Stack of Halloween Jack-o’-lanterns with Spider Webs
Two things that are commonly associated with Halloween would have to be cobwebs and Jack-o-Lanterns Halloween coloring pages.
There are so many fun details to admire in this image, and now you get to bring them out even more as you add some amazing colors!
2. Haunted House with “Happy Halloween” Text
This next page is perfect for Halloween lovers who enjoy a bit of spooky Halloween coloring pages. It features a haunted house with the text “Happy Halloween” above it.
The house is surrounded by a fence and trees that add to the eerie atmosphere. The background consists of a full moon and clouds that create a dramatic contrast. 
3. Witch Cat Flying on a Broomstick
This next page is highly imaginative, and it has a wonderful Halloween mood to it. There is a witch cat witch riding a broomstick in this one, and the background details create a really fun mood.
We would use some darker blues and purples for this one, but what do you think you’ll go for?
4. Witch with Broom and Pumpkin Basket
It’s time to trick or treat in this next image! The witch theme is back again, but this time a girl is dressed as one as she heads out with her cat. She seems to have acquired quite a candy haul, too!
This one will really look amazing once you have worked your creative magic on it!
5. Child in Wizard Costume with “Trick or Treat” Sign
On this Halloween coloring page, we have a friendly boy in a hat holding two jack-o-lanterns.
Halloween has different expressions on them. One is smiling and the other is frowning. The text “Trick or Treat” is written above the child’s head in a playful font.
For fun, use orange and yellow to color the pumpkins’ happy faces. Try black for the witch’s hat and clothes with a splash of green for the coat.
A blue-purple night sky in the background would complete the spooky scene.
6. Witch with Striped Socks and Broom
We’re not quite done with the Witch Halloween coloring pages just yet, as this girl is also dressed as one!
There are some great small details to color here, so you should try to use some art tools that allow for smaller details!
7. Cat in Witch Hat on a Jack-o’-lantern
This time we have a Halloween kitty dressed in a witch’s hat, but there are some stunning patterns on the cat and the hat.
We’re sure that this one will be a stunning Halloween pictures to color when it’s done! What colors are you thinking of using for this one?
8. Scarecrow with Jack-o’-lantern Head and Birds
Things are about to get extra spooky, as this scarecrow we have for you to color is extra scary!
If we were coloring this one, we would use some more muted colors while using some watercolors to show how creepy this image is.
That is one of many approaches you could take, but anything you choose will look great!
9. Boy in Witch Costume with Pumpkins
This time, we have a lovely Halloween scene for you to color. This boy is wearing a pointed hat and a cloth with a belt. Two jack-o-lanterns are on either side of the boy and have carved faces.
There are trees and plants in the background that add to the creepy vibe. How will you color this amazing scene?
Maybe you could use some black and purple for the boy, some orange and yellow for the jack-o-lanterns, and some gray and brown for the house.
10. Scarecrow Made of Pumpkins with Cornucopia
Worlds collide in this next image, and this is really a fun one! Here we have a snowman, except instead of being made of snow it is made of stacked jack-o-lanterns.
This image is really creative, and it gives the spooky season a festive feeling.
Will you incorporate some Christmas colors to add to the festive twist?
11. Jack-o’-lanterns in Front of Haunted House with Bats
Get ready for some spooky coloring thrills with this page. It features a large jack-o-lantern in the foreground with two smaller pumpkins on either side.
It has a large mouth and triangular eyes and nose. It looks like it is ready to scare anyone who comes near it.
Behind the halloween is a house with a steeple and a bat flying over it. The background consists of trees and clouds that create a gloomy mood.
12. Halloween Coloring Pages: Scarecrow with Bird in a Field
This page has another scarecrow for you to color, but this one is quite cute and looks rather friendly!
For this one, we would probably go with some brighter Fall colors to give the picture a happier feeling.
Which colors will you pick for this fun scarecrow?
13. Jack-o’-lantern with Witch Hat Halloween Coloring Page
We hope you won’t get too creeped out as you color this spooky jack-o-lantern!
The hat it is earring looks really cool with how it is curled over, and we also like the detail of the web under the rim of the hat.
There are lots of ways you could color this awesome image, so what will you pick?
14. Stack of Jack-o’-lanterns with Witch Hat
There are enough jack-o-lanterns to satisfy the biggest Halloween enthusiasts in this tenth Halloween coloring sheet!
The expressions on the faces of these pumpkins are really fun to look at, and we think it could be cool if you tried to color each one a different shade.
If you went for that kind of idea, would you stick to oranges or maybe use some different colors?
15. Scarecrow with Jack-o’-lantern Head and Ghost
It’s a spooky night on the town in this whimsical Halloween scene!
This fellow has a jack-o-lantern for a head, and he seems to be strolling through a graveyard, and there’s even a spooky little ghost joining him.
The moon is big and bold behind him, and we think it would frame him nicely if you used a nice bright yellow for it.
16. Ghost Coming Out of a Jack-o’-lantern
The ghost on this next page looks like he is having a great time! It’s a real Halloween party, as he is joined by some funky jack-o-lanterns.
This picture is really fun to look at, so we would use some brighter, more vibrant colors if we were coloring this one.
Perhaps some bright colored pens or markers would suit this one! What do you think you will use in your Ghost Halloween Coloring pages?
17. Stack of Jack-o’-lanterns with Witch Hats
It’s time for some more witchy jack-o-lantern fun! This picture is simple yet effective in its spookiness, and you can use all sorts of fun colors for it.
It could also be interesting to add some background details to create a Halloween scene to enjoy. What kind of setting would you like for this image?
18. Haunted House with Bats and Pumpkins
This page is for those who love a haunted castle with two Halloween in the foreground. It has three towers, the center one being the tallest with a pointed roof and a weather vane on top.
The two towers on the sides have curved roofs.
The castle has a large arched entrance with a wooden door. Jack-o-lanterns are on either side of the entrance, one on the left and one on the right.
They have different carved faces that look spooky and funny to create the perfect haunted house.
19. Cat with a Jack-o’-lantern Halloween Coloring Page
Here’s an adorable Halloween scene for you, as we have a cute Halloween kitty with a pumpkin.
We think that some watercolor paints or colored pencils would help to create a softer look for this one that would suit the cute feeling given off by this scene.
These are just some examples, but what else could you use for this picture?
20. Pumpkin-headed Character in a Jacket
Our final Halloween coloring printable that we have for you features another spooky jack-o-lantern gent!
This one is really fun and creative, and it gives off just the right amount of spooky vibes as well.
Perhaps you could add some bat silhouettes or other Halloween shapes to really make this one look even spookier!
Renewed Collection of even more Halloween Coloring Pages
This spooky Skeleton Halloween coloring page is perfect for kids who love a good scare! The skeleton stands tall in the middle of the page, surrounded by flying bats and eerie spider webs, creating a fun and creepy Halloween scene. It’s an exciting sheet to color, bringing the Halloween spirit to life with every stroke of the crayon!
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Tips for Coloring Halloween Pages
To make the most of your Halloween coloring experience, here are some helpful tips that can inspire creativity and ensure your finished pages look amazing:
- Use a Variety of Coloring Tools: Don’t limit yourself to just colored pencils! Try markers, crayons, or even watercolor paints to create different effects. Experimenting with tools can add depth and texture to your Halloween scenes.
- Play with Halloween-themed color pallettes: To give your Halloween pages an extra boost of creativity, consider using themed color palettes that capture the spirit of the season. Classic combinations like orange and black are perfect for pumpkins and haunted houses, while purples, greens, and dark blues can add a mysterious, magical touch. Try mixing in metallic gold or silver to add an elegant, eerie glow to witches or moonlit scenes. Don’t be afraid to experiment—Halloween is all about striking contrasts and unexpected colors that make your artwork stand out!
- Experiment with Spooky Color Combinations: Halloween is all about dark, eerie colors. Use shades like deep purple, midnight blue, black, and orange to create that spooky vibe. Mix in unexpected colors like lime green or crimson red to add a mysterious twist.
- Add Special Effects: Give your Halloween pages a magical touch by adding glitter, metallic gel pens, or glow-in-the-dark paint to specific details like stars, moonlight, or witch’s sparkles. This will bring your artwork to life.
- Consider Backgrounds: Don’t forget about the backgrounds! You can fill them with night skies, fog, haunted forests, or just use a solid color to make the main elements pop. The background helps set the scene and can make a big difference in the overall effect.
- Take Your Time: Halloween scenes are filled with intricate details—from cobwebs to pumpkin carvings. Take your time and enjoy the process without rushing. Coloring is as much about relaxation as it is about creativity, so settle in, perhaps with some Halloween tunes playing in the background, and let yourself get lost in the fun.
Creative Ways to Use Your Halloween Coloring Pages
Interactive Halloween Activities Using Coloring Pages
Turn coloring into a group activity by hosting a coloring contest or using the pages as part of a scavenger hunt. These interactive activities make coloring more engaging and fun for both kids and adults.
Creating a Halloween Storybook
Compile your finished Halloween coloring pages into a storybook. Let children create a storyline to match the images, encouraging both creativity and storytelling skills.
How to Use Halloween Coloring Pages for Decorations
Transform your colored Halloween pages into festive decorations. Hang them on walls, use them as placemats, or frame them for a unique, handmade Halloween decor touch.
Setting Up a Halloween Coloring Station for a Party
Set up a dedicated coloring station at your Halloween party to keep kids entertained. Stock it with themed coloring pages, markers, crayons, and even glitter to make it a fun, social event for all ages.
Halloween Characters and Symbols to Color
Halloween coloring pages feature a range of iconic characters and symbols, each with its own fascinating backstory. Here are some popular symbols you might color and what they represent:
- Witches: Witches are one of the most recognizable figures of Halloween, representing magic, spells, and mystery. Often seen with pointy hats and broomsticks, they have been a part of folklore and storytelling for centuries, adding an enchanting element to Halloween.
- Jack-o’-Lanterns: Carved pumpkins with glowing faces are a Halloween staple. Jack-o’-lanterns were originally used to ward off evil spirits and are still used today to bring a spooky yet fun glow to homes and doorsteps.
- Ghosts: Ghosts are symbols of the spirit world, often depicted in a friendly or eerie way during Halloween. Coloring ghosts can be a fun way to explore the idea of the supernatural, which is central to Halloween’s connection to spirits and legends.
- Black Cats: Black cats are often associated with witches as their loyal companions. They have a mysterious and magical reputation, which makes them a popular Halloween symbol that’s perfect for adding a touch of mystique.
- Bats and Spiders: Bats are nocturnal creatures that are often linked to vampires, while spiders are connected to haunted houses and cobwebs. Coloring these symbols adds an extra layer of spookiness to your Halloween pages.
Which of these Halloween Coloring Pages Will You Choose?
And that wraps up this super spooky collection of free Halloween coloring pages for adults and for kids
We hope you had a blast bringing these eerie scenes to life with your own creative flair.
If you want to color similar scary content, you can check our new Huggy Wuggy coloring pages here. And remember, Halloween isn’t just a one-day celebration—it’s a season of thrills and chills that you can enjoy all year long!
Feel free to share this Halloween collection with friends and family to spread the festive fun. We’d also love to see your finished masterpieces, so don’t forget to share your artworks on our Facebook and Pinterest pages. Let’s keep the Halloween spirit alive together!