Monster Coloring Pages (80 Free Printable PDFs)
80 free printable pages · A4 & US Letter PDFs · Updated September 29, 2026
Every picture below has its own download, color-online and print buttons. Free for personal use, craft groups and libraries.
Meet 80 friendly monster coloring pages with different shapes, eyes, and little plans for the day. Some creatures fold cloth or make cards; others travel by boat, share food, and help a bird. Choose a roomy character portrait for broad spaces or a story scene with more objects. Color online, or print a drawing as an A4 or US Letter PDF.
Four quiet monster scenes
Begin with a mug, a scarf, a guitar, and a potted daisy. These four creatures have room to settle into an activity, and the chair, cushion, and flowerpots offer bigger spaces if you want an easy first page.
Monster with a Mug and Blanket
The two-horned monster holds a mug under a lap blanket. A closed book rests on the little table beside its chair.
Monster Knitting a Scarf
Rows of stitches run along a long scarf, with the yarn basket set next to the cushion.
Monster Playing Guitar
An acoustic guitar rests across the monster’s lap while a cat sleeps nearby. Books and a plant fill out the room.
Monster Watering a Daisy
The watering can tips toward a potted daisy; a smaller seedling stands beside it.
Projects at home
The next monsters stack pancakes, patch a kite, sort shells, fold towels, and handle buttons and blocks. Look at the eyes and silhouettes as you choose: a tall single-eyed figure makes a very different page from the squat four-eyed shell collector.
Three-Eyed Monster Stacks Pancakes
A tall stack takes center stage while the monster keeps a spatula nearby. The pancakes have broad spaces for warm colors.
One-Eyed Monster Mends a Kite
Across the monster’s lap, the kite has four wide panels that could each take a different color.
Four-Eyed Monster Sorts Shells
Three bowls separate the different shell shapes, with only a simple shoreline behind them.
Monster and Hedgehog Read a Map
Between two very different faces, a map opens across the blanket. Color its paths lightly so the blanket pattern stays visible.
One-Eyed Monster Folds a Towel
Broad stripes run across the towel, and more folded cloth waits in the basket.
Three-Eyed Monster Sorts Buttons
Big round buttons run down the open cardigan. Try alternating colors along its simple front.
Long-Legged Monster Paints a Pot
A broad brush touches the pot while a small jar and cloth rest nearby. The pot has room for your own pattern.
Little Monster with a Bookmark
Two wide blank pages face the little reader, with a bookmark held between them.
Four-Eyed Monster Stamps Star Cards
Two star cards lie on the floor as the monster presses the stamp. Color the stars as a matching pair.
Monster Packs a Picnic Box
Bread fills the open box, with an apple perched by its lid. Wide box panels are easy to fill.
One-Eyed Monster Stacks Blankets
A pile of folded cloth grows on the shelf; the stool and basket keep the task easy to read.
Three-Eyed Monster Ties a Gift
Both paws meet at the bow. The long loose ribbon gives you a second stripe to color.
Monster Rinses Paintbrushes
Both brush tips dip into the water jar; a simple palette rests on the bench.
Two Monsters Build a Block Tower
One friend reaches to add a block while the other steadies the tower. Keep each block a different color.
Paths, ponds, and woodland friends
A birdhouse travels down a path, a leaf becomes a boat, and a snail crosses a mushroom cap. These outdoor pages leave most of the background white, so the little actions remain easy to see.
Furry Monster Carries a Birdhouse
At the monster’s side, the birdhouse has a clearly visible round entry hole.
Four-Eyed Monster Watches a Snail
Across the mushroom cap goes a tiny snail, watched closely by a crouching monster. The cap leaves a generous coloring area.
Monster Paddles a Leaf Boat
A single paddle reaches into the water from the wide leaf boat. Keep the pond pale to show its outline.
Three-Eyed Monster Collects Leaves
A few loose leaves surround the basket. Their open shapes work well with several fall colors.
Monster Shares an Apple Wedge
An apple wedge sits between the two figures; a whole apple rests at the other end of the log.
One-Eyed Monster on a Swing
Two ropes hold the simple seat, and the monster’s feet hang clear of the ground.
Four-Eyed Monster Studies a Beetle
Look just below the lens for a small beetle on the broad leaf.
Monster Lays a Stepping Stone
The new stone sits in both paws, ready to join the short path across open ground.
Two Monsters Fly a Kite
High on the page, the kite rises above two friends holding its string.
Monster Arranges Pinecones
Three cones sit together on the stump, and the squirrel waits across from the monster.
Market errands and small journeys
A basket of rolls passes an apple stall, pumpkins ride in a wagon, and a flower comes out of its bucket. Later pages add a suitcase, a tricycle, a dock, and a shared umbrella. Pick one with wheels when you want extra small circles to color.
Monster Walks Past a Fruit Stall
Three apples sit under the striped awning as the monster walks by with a full basket.
Monster Pulls a Pumpkin Wagon
Round pumpkins fill the low cart. Its visible wheels add a few smaller spaces beside the monster’s shaggy coat.
Four-Eyed Monster Chooses a Flower
One tall bloom rises in the monster’s paw above two plain flower buckets.
Long-Necked Monster Checks a Map
With a quiet bench behind it, the tall figure holds an open map in both paws.
One-Eyed Monster Rolls a Suitcase
Close behind rolls a suitcase with a broad stripe against the curving lane.
Monster Gets a Bun from Hedgehog
Their paws meet around the bun under the awning. Two more buns wait on the tray.
Three-Eyed Monster Rides a Tricycle
A striped scarf trails behind the rider, and three wheels follow the short path.
Monster Sets Cups on a Cart
The two cups sit near the edge of the cart, with the small sunshade above them.
Monster by a Boat Dock
Beside the monster, a short dock meets an empty rowboat. Reeds mark the water’s edge.
Two Monsters Share an Umbrella
Both friends fit under one broad umbrella, with a few drops and paving stones below.
A little of every season
Mittens meet a fireplace, snowflakes fill a window, and a flower bulb waits beside its soil hole. A pail catches rain, a shell tops a sandcastle, and paper rays become a sun. Each weather scene has its own main shape rather than a busy backdrop.
Monster Holds Mittens by the Fire
Mittens rise near the hearth; wide rug and stone shapes can take warm colors.
Monster Watches Snowflakes
Snowflakes show beyond the window while a pillow and folded blanket fill the bench.
Monster Plants a Bulb
Just above a small planting hole, the bulb rests in the gardener’s paw. A sprout stands nearby.
Monster Collects Raindrops
Over the monster, a large leaf sheds spaced raindrops into the pail.
One-Eyed Monster Makes a Sandcastle
A shell tops the simple castle, with the sea drawn as a light horizon behind it.
Monster Wraps a Snowman’s Scarf
On either side of the snowman falls the striped scarf, with three snowflakes floating nearby.
Monster Rakes Fall Leaves
A few leaves remain outside the pile. The rake’s wide teeth are easy to work around.
Four-Eyed Monster Makes a Paper Sun
Loose rays spread across the floor, ready to surround the big circle.
One-Eyed Monster Folds a Coat
Over the bench rests a buttoned coat; a closed umbrella leans at its side.
Monster Reads Under a Porch Lantern
A potted fern sits by the reader, and a crescent hangs in the otherwise open sky.
Music, games, and discoveries
A drum and a row of xylophone bars open this group; a ball, puzzle, bubble, and river-stone tower follow. For more detail, try the handbells beside flowerpots. The telescope page keeps the sky almost empty apart from three stars.
Three-Eyed Monster with a Drum
Two mallets hover above the drum’s broad top. Its zigzag band invites alternating colors.
One-Eyed Monster Beside a Xylophone
Long bars stretch across the little instrument, with the bird watching from the side.
Two Monsters Roll a Ball
Between their outstretched paws rolls a ball across the nearly empty floor.
Monster Draws Hopscotch Squares
The monster crouches over the first square, leaving the rest open for your colors.
Monster Blows a Soap Bubble
Above the wand floats one big bubble, with the cat looking up from its cushion.
One-Eyed Monster Stacks Stones
Four broad stones rise in a small stack, and the monster’s paws steady the top.
Four-Eyed Monster Tries Handbells
Three different-size bells line the bench, with flowerpots just behind them.
Monster Looks Through a Telescope
Across the open sky points the telescope tube, supported by a sturdy three-legged tripod.
One-Eyed Monster with a Tambourine
The monster’s gaze turns toward the instrument, whose wide rim and jingles make separate coloring spaces.
Two Monsters Share a Puzzle Piece
The loose piece joins a simple four-part puzzle on the table; both friends reach toward it.
Monster portraits with room to color
These pages pause on the creatures themselves. One holds a broad leaf; another wears a scarf and boots; a winged monster and a long-necked figure change the outline again. The star balloon and flower garland offer a few simple accents.
Three-Eyed Monster Holds a Leaf
One central vein divides the broad leaf; the monster’s three eyes look down toward it.
Tall Monster in Scarf and Boots
The long figure stands against an open page, with a small cloud beside its antennae.
Four-Eyed Monster with Wings
Feathered wings spread gently on either side of the monster’s broad body.
Monster on a Crescent Cushion
The crescent curls around the little figure, leaving broad spaces to fill.
Monster in Rain Boots
One hand waves while the folded umbrella rests at its other side.
Monster with a Heart Pillow
A broad heart pillow hides part of the little monster, and a butterfly hovers nearby.
Long-Necked Monster in a Leaf Cape
The large cape hangs behind the narrow figure, with simple veins and open areas.
Four-Eyed Monster with Flowers
Four eyes line up above the flower garland. The petals are large enough for alternating colors.
One-Eyed Monster with a Star Balloon
Above the teardrop-shaped figure floats a balloon with five blank points for color.
Monster Between Broad Leaves
Two leaves frame each side of the monster, leaving the top of the page open.
Last little stories
The closing pages bring friends together around tea, a bird’s basket, a bridge, and a berry tart. One monster wraps a pot while snow falls; another sets a paper boat on the stream. Two visitors follow stepping stones to a cottage at the end.
Monster and Snail on a Garden Path
Beside the snail, the monster steadies a large patterned shape. Two broad leaves frame their meeting.
Monster Pours Tea for Rabbit
The narrow stream meets the rabbit’s cup, with a flowerpot behind the pair.
Monster and Bird in a Basket
A bird rests in the lined basket, with a folded blanket close by.
Monster Repairs a Little Bridge
Across the narrow stream, the monster places a plank on the bridge as the frog watches.
Monster Hangs Paper Stars
A basket of spare stars sits below the stool while the monster reaches for a string.
Monster Shares Berry Tart with Mouse
A larger tart with berries remains on the table between the two friends.
Monster Carries a Garden Lantern
Curved stepping stones lead through an open gate toward the lantern holder; one crescent sits in the sky.
Monster Shows Hedgehog a Map
The map stretches between the monster’s paws; the hedgehog looks toward its dotted route.
Monster Wraps a Flowerpot
Above the striped scarf, the sprout’s leaves stay uncovered. One snowflake hangs overhead.
Monster and Bird Float a Paper Boat
Their paws and wing meet near the little boat as ripples spread below.
Monster Offers a Basket of Buns
Both friends hold the basket handle across the fence. Three buns sit inside.
Two Monsters Reach a Cottage
Stepping stones lead from the basket to the open door, with a small lantern by the porch.
Choosing colors for your monsters
There is no set color for these creatures. A single soft color can fill a broad body, while a second shade picks out horns, spots, scarf stripes, or wings. On the pages with two friends, try contrasting body colors so each pose stays clear.
The simple portraits leave extra white space if you want to draw a light background of your own. For a page with more to color, choose the picnic cart, flower buckets, or cottage path. The drum, handbells, and xylophone also offer repeating shapes that work with a short palette.
Use Color online beside a picture to fill its regions in the browser. For paper, choose the A4 or US Letter PDF that matches your printer. Both files contain the same drawing at different page sizes.
