Welcome to a magical set of witch coloring pages—34 free PDF printables packed with broomsticks, bubbling cauldrons, crystal balls, and black cat familiars.
Kids can enjoy cute and cartoon styles, while older colorists explore anime designs, realistic costumes, and moonlit scenes perfect for Halloween crafts, October classroom activities, or cozy autumn afternoons.
This collection sprinkles in coven vibes, potion-making, tarot, and even nods to Hocus Pocus and Salem history—all in easy-to-print, kid-friendly outlines.
Explore the full collection below and pick the perfect page for your next magical coloring session.
34 Spellbinding Witch Coloring Pages for Spooky Fun & Creative Play
You’ll find a little witch coven party, witches with cats and bats, broomstick flights over pumpkin patches, potion-brewing in cottages, haunted mansions, spooky graveyards, and starlit skies. Options range from easy witch coloring pages for younger artists to more detailed adult pages featuring spell books, crystal balls, and enchanted scenery. PDF sheets print cleanly for crayons, colored pencils, markers, or gel pens.
1. Little Witch Flying to a Coven Party Coloring Page
A cheerful coven scene shows young witches gathered for a friendly party. Fun details and simple outlines make this printable easy to color for kids.
2. Magical Halloween Witch Flying on Broomstick Free PDF
Look at this magical witch flying high on her broomstick! She's soaring through the night sky, her long black robes and tall black hat flowing behind her. Color in her clothes, hat, broomstick, hair, and green skin, think about where she might be headed. Is she off to her next spell-casting lesson? Maybe she's flying to a faraway cauldron convention to show off her potion-brewing skills. Or perhaps she's just enjoying a nice nighttime ride under the stars.
3. Ugly Witch Looking for Her Black Cat Coloring Printable
For generations, black cats have played a significant role in witch folklore. People thought they were ghosts who accompanied witches throughout the Middle Ages. This witch is getting ready to jump on her broom and travel places. Maybe she is going to the animal shelter to adopt a black cat because, due to people believing black cats are a bad omen, they are often last to be adopted. Want to change that and make your little witch happy? Keep her occupied with these witch coloring pages while you drive to the animal shelter yourself to adopt a cute black cat for her.
4. Hocus Pocus Witch Coloring Pages for Kids
Hocus Pocus, the classic 1993 Halloween movie, is perhaps the most famous one featuring witches. If your children did not watch the movie until now, what are you waiting for? Organize a movie night with them and, once the movie ends, you can keep them occupied with these witch coloring pages that they can use to recreate scenes from the movie. If they like the movie, they will be very happy to know that a second one is coming in fall 2022, just in time for next Halloween!
5. Wicked Witch on Broomstick Coloring Pages for Adults
Uh oh, this mean old witch is up to no good on her broomstick! Just look at that wicked grin and the hand reaching up trying to scare everyone. Her long nose and pointy hat are as witchy as can be. Why do you think she's being so grumpy. Maybe she's jealous of all the other friendlier witches. Or perhaps some kids played a trick on her and now she wants revenge. However you picture her sour mood, go wild when coloring this witch with your most dazzling neon, pastel, or vibrant shades.
6. Cute Witch with Stars and Swirls Coloring Printable
This cute witch is proof that these ladies can also be adorable, not just spooky and weird. Her cape and pointy hat – typical wardrobe pieces for a witch – are covered in stars and little swirls, adding to the level of cuteness this little witch possesses. Print this sheet for free and offer it to your children to have fun while coloring it. Ask them to imagine this little witch however they want to and let their creativity roam free!
7. Anime Witch Girl Coloring Pages PDF
While youngsters these days are in love with Netflix's The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, how can we forget its predecessor, Melissa Joan Hart's '90s series Sabrina, the Teenage Witch? Both series are, of course, based on the same-named Archie comic. Salem, a black cat, appears in both. Such extraordinary pets are known as familiars in the witch world. This witch coloring page features a little witch that could easily pass as Sabrina, don't you think?
8. Witch Brewing Potion Detailed Coloring Page
This industrious witch is hard at work over a steaming cauldron, stirring up a top-secret magical potion. I wonder what spell or charm she's brewing? Before coloring her clothes, skin, hat, and hair, imagine what ingredients she might be using. Eye of newt? Toe of frog? Or maybe something tastier like chocolate, rainbow sprinkles, or peppermint. Is she making a concoction to turn people invisible? Could it be a love potion? Or is it simply her famous witch's brew recipe for the annual cauldron convention potluck dinner?
9. Salem Witch Trials Free Printable Coloring Sheet
Does your little witch want to learn more about these amazing women? Salem, Massachusetts, is a great place to visit on Halloween. This frightening occasion also happens to be the start of the witches' new year! While the existence of witches in Salem during 1693 is still debated, the town presently has between 800 and 1,600 persons who identify as modern witches. Bonus: There are a bevy of witchy-themed tourist attractions and businesses, making it the spookiest place to visit. Make sure to bring these printable witch coloring sheets with you so that your daughter can have fun on the plane and while hanging out in the hotel room.
10. Cute Halloween Witch Coloring Page for Kids
These witch coloring sheets are among the most popular of all the Halloween coloring pages. Witches are mythical beings that reside in remote, isolated locations where they use their magical abilities and conduct sorcery. Witches have long been associated with evil because of their black robes, black pointed hats, and pointy noses; yet, in recent years, they have been represented as good in novels and films such as the Harry Potter series. Objects like flying brooms and cauldrons are frequently linked with these mythical beings. These coloring pages allow your children to journey to an undiscovered world and take part in fascinating tasks in order to vanquish evil.
11. Goofy Witch Face Coloring Page
Look out, this silly witch is trying to scare us with her big toothy grin! That long nose gives her the classic witch look, with all her teeth almost fallen out. Not all witches are evil but this one is being such a goofball. Maybe she's just trying to get a laugh and make some new friends. However you picture this witchy joker, use your brightest, boldest markers and crayons to give her a kooky, colorful look that matches her playful spirit.
12. Scary Witch Coloring Pages PDF
We'll admit, this witch coloring page is a bit scarier than other options on our list, but it does not mean it won't be enjoyable to color. Maybe children can take this opportunity to see that even scary witches can be turned cute with the right colors. Maybe she was just a bit angry that someone stole her broom, or her black cat knocked over some potions again. Can your little artists color this witch in a way that she appears happy? Take this challenge to them and find out!
13. Young Witch Printable to Color
An elegant anime witch showcases flowing hair, a stylish hat, and magical flair. Fans of manga will enjoy layering soft gradients and highlights.
14. Pretty Witch Coloring Page for Kids
This easy witch coloring page uses large shapes and minimal detail for young hands. It’s ideal for practicing color choices and staying in the lines.
15. Spooky Witch Soaring High Above the Clouds Coloring Page
A clean printable witch with classic Halloween icons makes coloring simple. Download and print for fast holiday fun at home or school.
16. Adorable witch with halloween treats coloring page
An adorable witch carries candy and goodies in a festive scene. Kids can mix bright colors to bring the sweets and costume to life.
17. Beautiful adult witch free pdf printable
This graceful witch coloring page features elegant clothing and decorative accents. The free PDF format ensures sharp details for careful shading.
18. Cute witch with a magic wand coloring sheet
A tiny wand sparkles as this cute witch practices beginner spells. Smooth curves and gentle patterns are perfect for younger colorists.
19. Friendly witch on a moonlit night coloring page
A friendly witch glides beneath a glowing moon and scattered stars. Try cool blues and purples to create a peaceful nighttime palette.
20. Realistic little girl wearing a festive Halloween witch costume
This realistic witch costume coloring page captures a festive Halloween outfit. Add texture to fabric, hats, and ribbons for a lifelike look.
21. Witch's cottage in the woods coloring page
A cozy cottage rests under tall trees with pumpkins by the door. Natural elements invite warm autumn colors and gentle shading.
22. Witch and her magical familiar cat to color
A caring witch shares a quiet moment with her magical cat. Soft strokes and layered tones help show the bond between pals.
23. Witch and her spell book coloring page
An open spell book glows with mysterious notes and symbols. Kids can color candles, pages, and potions for a storybook feel.
24. Witch brewing a potion with magical ingredients
25. Witch carving pumpkins for halloween
A crafty witch carves jack-o’-lanterns for a cheerful porch display. Mix oranges and golds to make the pumpkins pop on the page.
26. Witch exploring in front of a haunted mansion coloring sheet
A mysterious witch explores the gates of a grand haunted mansion. Tall windows and twisting vines give colorists lots to decorate.
27. Witch flying with her pet bat coloring sheet
A gentle bat swoops beside a happy witch cruising the night sky. Kids can blend darks and lights to show motion and moon glow.
28. Witch in a spooky graveyard coloring sheet
A foggy graveyard sets the stage for dramatic, spooky coloring. Try grays, greens, and purples to build a layered Halloween atmosphere.
29. Witch playing with ghosts and goblins
Playful ghosts and tiny goblins dance around a joyful witch. Use bright pastels or bold neons to create a fun, party-like scene.
30. Witch riding a broomstick over a pumpkin patch
A sweeping view shows a witch flying above rows of pumpkins. Warm harvest tones and a sunset sky make this page extra cozy.
31. Witch stirring a bubbling cauldron to color
A classic bubbling cauldron sends sparkles into the air. Color herbs, jars, and smoke curls to complete the magical workshop.
32. Witch with a crystal ball and tarot cards
A mystical witch studies her crystal ball with tarot cards nearby. Metallic pencils or gel pens look great on the ornate details.
33. Young witch learning potions in school
A student witch practices potions with labeled jars and safe tools. This school scene is perfect for curious kids who love make-believe.
34. Witch and her friends at a magical gathering
A group of friendly witches meet under lantern light for a festive night. Every character and prop gives colorists something new to explore.Similar to Witch Coloring Pages
After You Color Your Witch Coloring Pages
Turn finished pages into crafts, décor, and learning moments. These ideas help you extend the fun beyond coloring while building skills in art, storytelling, and cultural awareness.- Room & Party Décor: Trim and frame witch portraits, string a mini “coven garland,” or tape moonlit broomstick scenes to windows for Halloween ambiance.
- DIY Gifts & Stationery: Make bookmarks, greeting cards, treat-bag toppers, cupcake flags, or laminated placemats with your favorite designs.
- Puppet Theater: Mount cut-out witches, cats, ghosts, and cauldrons on craft sticks to act out spooky skits or retell bedtime stories.
- Story Prompts: Use a completed page to spark a short tale: Who is the witch? What potion is brewing? Which spell did the crystal ball reveal?
- Classroom Tie-Ins: Build vocabulary (cauldron, familiar, grimoire, coven), compare witch folklore across cultures, or discuss historical contexts like Salem with age-appropriate materials.
- Color Challenges: Try a “moonlight palette” (indigo, navy, silver), “autumn harvest” (pumpkin, moss, plum), or a “wicked glow” look using neon accents and white-pen highlights.
- Mixed Media: Layer watercolor washes for skies, colored pencil for cloaks and hats, and gel pens for sparkles, runes, and star trails.
- Texture Tricks: Stipple smoke around cauldrons, cross-hatch on witch hats for felt texture, and softly blend shadows under capes for depth.
- Print Like a Pro: Use 160–200 gsm paper for markers, set printer to “fit to page,” and leave margins if you plan to frame or bind pages into a booklet.
- Finish & Seal: Lightly spray a fixative (adult help) to prevent smudging on pencil and pastel works.
- Display: Create a rotating “spellboard” on cork or magnet board to showcase seasonal favorites.
- Archive: Slip pages into sheet protectors and organize by theme: potions, broomsticks, familiars, witch cottages, moonlit scenes.