Blast into a galaxy of creativity with our Star Wars coloring pages—a free, kid-friendly collection of printable PDF sheets featuring iconic heroes, villains, droids, and starships.
Star Wars is possibly the biggest fictional series ever created. Even people who have never watched a second of a Star Wars movie could probably name several characters and know a few famous quotes from it!
Millions upon millions of people love this series, and this collection of free Star Wars coloring pages for kids features some of its most beloved and iconic characters.
All of these pages are free to choose, print, color and have a great time with! You’ll also want to share the collection with other Star Wars fans you know.
Epic Adventures Await within 25 Free Star Wars Coloring Pages
This hand-picked set covers the saga’s most beloved faces and symbols: Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker, Anakin Skywalker / Darth Vader, Rey, The Mandalorian, classic droids like R2-D2 and BB-8, alien icons such as Jar Jar Binks and Greedo, plus starfighters and the Millennium Falcon. Clean backgrounds help kids focus on characters and lightsabers, while detailed sheets offer extra challenge for older fans. Download, print, and let the Force guide every lightsaber glow, starfield, and hyperspace trail.
1. Obi-Wan Kenobi Coloring Page (Older Jedi Master)
Obi-Wan Kenobi is one of the most iconic characters from the series, and he is the first character in this collection of free Star Wars coloring pages for kids. He has appeared as an older man in the original films, but here he is seen in his younger state as he appeared in the prequel movies. Will you make him look like his film counterpart or create a unique look for him?
2. The Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jin coloring page
The Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jin is the next character we have for you to color. This page would pair well with the previous one, as this character worked alongside Obi-Wan Kenobi for many years! How will you color this famous character? For an extra touch, you could draw and color the beam of his lightsaber coming from the holt he is holding!
3. Smiling Jar Jar Binks Coloring Sheet
The previous two characters were very serious ones, but now we have a more lighthearted fellow. Jar Jar Binks is a rather wacky character who sometimes messes up because of his clumsiness, but he can still be very brave and capable when it’s called for. Will you draw some more of his neck and body or leave this portrayal to just his head?
4. The Star Wars villain Darth Maul to Color
Darth Maul is one of the most intimidating villains in the Star Wars universe, and his appearance alone is enough to inspire fear! We have a close-up on his face here, and there are some brilliant details to color in. His face has a red and black color scheme, and you could look up some pictures of Darth Maul if you want to get the colors looking just right!
5. The Wise Old Man Yoda Coloring Sheet
Our previous Star Wars coloring sheet featured a villainous character, and now we have a wise, good character. Yoda is definitely one of the most iconic characters ever created, and even people who know nothing about Star Wars could probably name him, even seeing him as a baby in these baby Yoda coloring pages. We would use lighter shades done with colored pencils or watercolors to finish off the calm, wise look of this character.
6. Greedo the Bounty Hunter from Star Wars Coloring Page
Star Wars is full of weird and wonderful characters, and this one is no different! This guy has a really unique head and face, and it seems to be inspired by the head of an insect. There are plenty of awesome small details to this design, and we will be interested to see how you choose to portray this unusual character!
7. BB8 - a speaking droid
For this seventh page, we will focus on a character that is a bit more recent than most of the others! BB8 is a droid that can’t speak, but still has a lot of character. He zooms around at great speed, and he has a great white and orange color scheme. We know this one will look great when done!
8. A Star Wars trooper posing
The troopers in Star Wars always have awesome uniforms, and this one is showing off one of the cooler designs. These uniforms have different color schemes depending on the rank of the soldier or the environment they will be operating in. What colors will you choose for this soldier? Would you color him to match the outer space setting? Check these outer space coloring pages to see which ones can fit into the Star Wars series.
9. Anakin Skywalker before the transformation
Of all the characters in Star Wars, Anakin Skywalker is probably the one we have seen most of. We witness his transformation from a cute kid to a Jedi and then finally to the villainous Darth Vader throughout the films. We would use some bright blue colored with a colored pen or marker for the blade of his lightsaber here!
10. Realistic Yoda drawing
An older version of Yoda is here for you to color in this Star Wars coloring printable. He is looking very wise and friendly here, and you can represent that feeling with the colors you use. When you have colored in this Jedi Master, you could draw some more details into the background to really finish off the scene!
11. Anakin Skywalker as a child
We mentioned how we see a lot of Anakin Skywalker’s life earlier, and now we have a younger version of the character. This is how he appeared in the Phantom Menace movie, and his outfit’s colors are a bit more earthy and muted. Will you stick to these colors or give him a new look?
12. Anakin Skywalker as Darth Vader
Now we have the final stage of Anakin’s transformation with Darth Vader. It would be fair to say that Vader may be the most recognizable villain in film history, and he is looking very menacing here. He has a black, shiny look to his armor, so you could incorporate some white highlights to make the helmet look nice and shiny.
13. The famous R2D2 droid
It’s time for another iconic droid as we have R2D2 for you to color up next! This droid has appeared in many of the movies, and had a part in each of the three trilogies. He has a white and blue color scheme, and there are so many great small details that you can color in here. We know it will look amazing when you’re done!
14. BB8 from the Star Wars episode No. 7
BB8 is zooming back for more in this one! He looks to be on the move, and we think it would be great to draw a background for him. Maybe you could draw a desert setting to replicate the environment he is first seen in when he appears in Episode 7!
15. Charming Princess Leia
The final Star Wars coloring sheet we have for you features the brave and capable Princess Leia! She is looking very cool and tough here, and she looks like she won’t be taking any nonsense from anyone. She is another iconic hero, and now you get to show off how you think she should look as you color this final page!
16. Luke Skywalker Starry Background Coloring Page
Color Luke Skywalker surrounded by stars for a magical space feel. This Star Wars coloring page works well with soft gradients and bright lightsaber effects.
17. Millennium Falcon Ship Coloring Page
Zoom through space with a detailed Millennium Falcon drawing framed by stars and clouds. This Star Wars printable invites metallic shades, weathering, and fun engine glow.
18. Princess Leia Starry Scene Coloring Page
Give Princess Leia a bold star-filled backdrop that highlights her bravery and style. This Star Wars coloring sheet mixes character focus with a simple, dramatic sky.
19. Star Wars Coloring Pages Sampler Design
Use this all-purpose Star Wars coloring page as a quick sampler or cover image for your set. It’s a friendly printable that ties the collection together for kids and families.
20. Rey Skywalker Lightsaber Coloring Page
Draw bright energy with Rey’s lightsaber and flowing lines around stars and clouds. This Star Wars printable is inspiring for kids who love strong heroes and dynamic poses.
21. The Mandalorian Star Wars Coloring Page
Color the Mandalorian’s helmet shine and armor details with a bold title above. This printable sheet mixes heroic stance with simple stars for a clean, poster-like finish.
22. Star Wars Battlefront II Poster Coloring Page
Create a striking poster look with a Battlefront II phrase and robotic mask. This Star Wars coloring page is great for graphic styles and high-contrast designs.
23. Mandalorian With Two Blasters Coloring Page
Action lines and stars frame the Mandalorian wielding dual blasters. This Star Wars printable invites metallic tones and crisp highlights for a cinematic vibe.
24. Yoda Battle Pose Coloring Page
Yoda leaps into action with planets and tall cacti creating a playful sci-fi scene. This Star Wars coloring page blends dynamic movement with fun background shapes for kids.
25. Yoda Meditation Star Wars Coloring Page
Color peaceful Yoda with closed eyes, surrounded by soft clouds and twinkling stars. This printable page encourages calm hues and gentle shading for a relaxing activity.Similar to Star Wars Coloring Pages:
After You Color Your Star Wars Coloring Pages
- Create a mini-comic: Arrange finished pages in story order (Padawan to Jedi, light vs. dark) and add speech bubbles for dialogue.
- Design your lightsaber palette: Test neon blends for saber cores and glows using markers, gel pens, or layered colored pencils.
- Build a starfield: Sprinkle white pencil or acrylic dots over dark backgrounds for galaxies, constellations, and hyperspace streaks.
- Turn art into décor: Frame Yoda, Leia, or the Mandalorian for a bedroom gallery wall or party backdrop.
- Upgrade with textures: Add metallic accents to armor and droids; use soft pastels for clouds, planets, and nebulae.
- Make a trading set: Trim pages into collector cards—label with character names, homeworlds, and fun facts.
- STEM tie-in: Compare starship silhouettes, discuss gravity on different planets, or map character journeys across the galaxy.