Witch Coloring Pages: Spells in Motion (92 Free Printable PDFs)
92 free printable pages · A4 & US Letter PDFs · Updated October 9, 2026
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A star ribbon unfurls from a wand, three crystals float above an open palm, and an older witch opens a portal among the clouds. These 92 witch coloring pages put visible magic first, with roomy spell shapes to color online or on A4 and US Letter paper. Four quieter cottage scenes wait at the end for a change of pace.
Visible Spells
Follow the broad shapes of each spell: a crescent, a flower, a protective ring, butterflies, and floating lanterns. The witches change age, pose, and silhouette from one page to the next.
A Ribbon of Stars
The wand sends a broad ribbon toward the crescent moon, with five outlined stars along its curve. Color the ribbon before choosing a different shade for each star; the sweep of her cloak keeps the casting gesture easy to follow.
Crystals Above Her Palm
Three faceted crystals float above the witch’s open hand while her wand points toward them. Their large faces invite different colors, and the close portrait leaves the sleeves and hat as calmer shapes around the magic.
Painting the Crescent
The witch reaches up to trace the moon’s curve with her wand while holding a small paint pot. Give the crescent a bright color, then keep the little grassy mound quiet so her lifted arm remains the focus.
A Flower Between Two Wands
An older witch and a taller braided witch bring their wand tips together around a five-petal flower. Their different hats and robes make a pleasing pair; repeating one flower color in both outfits can tie the shared spell together.
A Ring Around the Sleeping Fox
A witch bends over a curled fox and touches the wide protective ring with her wand. The fox stays tucked inside its own oval space, so its warm fur can stand out against a cooler spell band.
Butterflies from the Hat
Three butterflies rise above a hat as the witch points her star-tipped wand into the curling plume. Each wing has room for a different pattern, while the broad hat opening makes the trick clear even before it is colored.
From Leaf to Kite
A leaf at the start of the curved spell trail leads toward a kite above the witch’s wand. Color the leaf and kite in related shades to show the change, then use a second color for her wide robe and boots.
Catching Two Stars
A seated older witch holds out a shallow bowl beneath two large stars and a curling trail. Begin with the stars, then follow the ribbon down to the bowl. Her layered shawl offers smaller folds if you want to spend longer on the page.
Lanterns in the Air
Three lanterns with different outlines rise above a braided witch’s raised hands. Their separate panels can glow with colors of your choice, while the low doorway and stepping stones keep the scene grounded.
A Spiral for the Seedling
A kneeling witch aims her wand toward a tiny three-leaf seedling on a smooth stone. The broad spiral makes the magic visible without lots of tiny sparks; try one bold color for it and two greens for the new leaves.
Potions and Floating Magic
The magic moves into cauldrons and flasks, then lifts a feather and a potion bottle into the air. Larger vessels balance the finer hands, labels, and star details.
A Dragon in the Cauldron Steam
A small dragon-shaped puff rises from the cauldron as the witch stirs below. The wings and curled body are easy to pick out from the open white background. Let the cauldron carry a darker color so the playful spell stays bright.
A Flower in the Flask
The witch pours from a narrow raised flask toward a round one where a five-petal flower appears. Keep the two vessels in different colors, then add a brighter shade to the flower so the change inside the bottle is easy to spot.
The Moon Pebble
Two hands hold the pot and drop a crescent-shaped pebble toward the potion. Three large bubbles rise above the round cauldron. This close view leaves plenty of space to color the liquid and the pebble without a busy background.
Leaves from a Potion Flask
A broad curling ribbon rises from the round flask and becomes three different leaves beside the witch’s raised wand. You can carry one green up the ribbon or let each leaf take its own shade.
Mixing a Star Potion
One witch stirs the large cauldron while her taller companion pours from a bottle. A broad trail climbs from the pot to a star above them. Give the two robes contrasting colors and let the star echo one of the potion stripes.
A Feather in the Spell Ring
An older witch in spectacles points toward a feather floating inside a magic ring above a tall potion bottle. The ring, feather, and bottle label are separate spaces to color, so you can make the floating effect easy to read.
The Floating Bottle
A witch points her wand at a bottle suspended inside a closed oval spell above an open chest. Two more bottles wait in the chest below. Color the oval first, then give the lifted bottle a different shade from the ones left behind.
Star Spots on the Mushroom
The dropper hangs over a curling ribbon that reaches the mushroom cap. Four outlined stars give you small, crisp spaces beside its broad surface. The witch’s hood and the mushroom stem are larger areas if you want to begin there.
A Star Above the Cauldron
A large star sits above the cauldron on a sweeping spell ribbon. The ladle crosses the ribbon, dividing it into two spaces you can color alike or differently. Keep the cauldron one strong shade to frame the smaller bubbles and the witch’s pleased expression.
A Potion Riding the Broom
The round flask rests on a broom held across the witch’s waist. Its spell ribbon climbs toward a single star while her pointing hand follows the same curve. The flask, ribbon, and star each take color on their own; the patterned coat and arched window offer a slower finish.
Sky and Flight Magic
A Crescent from the Cloud
An older witch lifts her wand from a broom above two rounded hills. A broad spell arc carries three stars from the large cloud toward a crescent. The cloud and arc share one sweeping color space; the crescent and each star can take their own colors.
Rain Becomes Flowers
The witch floats above a stepping-stone path with her umbrella open as she points her wand toward three flowers on a curling spell. Two drops sit beside the ribbon. Try a different color in each umbrella panel, then carry one of those shades into the flowers to connect the rain with the magic.
A Storm in Her Teacup
A small cloud hangs over the teacup as the witch guides it with a curved ribbon from her wand. Three outlined drops fall toward the cup. The round table and little window keep this scene snug, while the cloud, each drop, cup, and ribbon give you different shapes to color.
A Flight Around the Moon
The witch banks across a round moon while a little bat rides behind her on the broom. Her raised wand sends a wide ribbon with three outlined stars around the moon’s upper edge. The sleeve and moon have separate color spaces, so you can give the spell and both travelers their own palette.
Opening a Door in the Clouds
Standing on one cloud, this witch reaches her wand toward a pair of open shutters floating between two others. A broad ribbon runs from the wand tip to the right shutter handle. Inside the frame, two outlined stars hover over distant hills; the sky above and below the hills gives you two separate spaces to color.
Sky Spells in Motion
A birdhouse rises into an oak, snowflakes gather around a flying witch, and a rainbow stretches above the hills. These pages keep the spell trail visible so the movement reads before any color goes down.
The Birdhouse Lift Spell
The birdhouse rises toward an oak branch while the witch holds her wand below. The trunk and large leaves give this woodland spell a gentle frame.
Snowflakes Become a Scarf
Three snowflakes travel along the scarf’s curve as the witch rides past two small clouds. The broad scarf stripes offer an easy place to begin coloring.
Bending a Rainbow Arch
The rainbow sweeps from her wand across the open sky. Each of its three bands is a separate colorable space above the quiet hills.
Rescuing the Spellbook
A spellbook and its pages tumble above the witch’s outstretched hand. Leave the distant hills pale or give them a soft backdrop color.
A Bubble Ride with the Owl
The witch lifts a star-tipped wand while her owl companion sits beside her inside one large bubble. Two small clouds leave plenty of clear sky around them.
Portals and Transformations
A pumpkin carriage and a mushroom doorway invite a little make-believe. The wooden bird and hanging bell bring the magic back to smaller, familiar objects.
The Mushroom Path Portal
The doorway opens onto a winding path, with oversized mushrooms tracing its frame. The arch and the path can take different colors to show the step into another place.
A Pumpkin Becomes a Carriage
A spiral rises from the witch’s wand to a little pumpkin carriage. Its round body and wheels invite bright autumn colors.
A Pebble Becomes a Seashell
The witch holds a seashell above the water while a broad curling trail runs from her wand. The shore stays open and calm around this small discovery.
Mending the Split Bell
The witch steadies the hanging bell with both hands under the doorway’s steep roof. The bell, door, and long robe give this quiet repair several generous shapes to color.
The Wooden Bird Takes Flight
A carved bird rises from the worktable to join a flying bird above it. The sweeping spell between them makes the change easy to follow.
A Ladder of Crescent Steps
Large crescents climb in a loose spiral from the witch’s wand to a smiling cloud. Each step is a separate colorable shape against open sky.
Woodland and Garden Magic
From a hedgehog under floating leaves to a sunflower shared by two witches, this group stays close to plants, paths, and small animals.
A Leaf Blanket for the Hedgehog
Three broad leaves hover over the hedgehog as the witch points her wand toward it. The little animal stays tucked safely below the spell.
From Paper Boat to Sailboat
The small folded boat sits near her hand, and a larger sailboat waits across the pond. A curved spell trail joins the two.
A Castle Inside the Orb
Three castle towers sit inside the orb held between her hands. A broad ring around it sets off the little world within.
The Music Box Melody
Three large music notes curl up from the open box while the cat listens nearby. Color the notes separately or carry one shade along the melody.
The Growing Vine Arch
The vines meet over the garden gate while the witch points her wand upward. The empty opening beneath the leaves keeps the garden path inviting.
Mushrooms from the Log
The mushrooms float at different heights along one curling spell. Their broad caps can each take a different woodland color.
A Leaf Roof for the Rabbit
The rabbit looks up as the oversized leaf opens above it. A quiet patch of ground and one slender stem keep this shelter spell simple.
The Seedpod Mobile
Three differently shaped seedpods hang from the magic ring beside the witch’s raised hands. The planter below gives the floating mobile a clear anchor.
A Swing for the Owl
The owl perches in the tree as the witch reaches toward a new swing hanging from a branch. Leave the space around the empty seat airy.
The Pinecone Shelter
Broad pinecone scales lift into a shelter while a tiny mouse waits at its side. The rounded scales make a playful patchwork of color.
The Tall Sunflower Spell
The sunflower rises between two witches whose wands meet its stem. Its large petals stand out above the pair.
Puddles Become Lily Pads
The witch points toward two round pads in the path puddles. A small frog waits on a dry stone beside the water.
The Dewdrop Garland
Three large drops hang in a gentle garland above the witch’s raised hand. The leaves and drops make a light garden scene.
The Opening in the Trees
Two trees curve toward one another around a wide patch of open sky. The witch stands below with both hands raised, as though inviting the branches to move.
Familiars and Shared Spells
Cats, a bat, an owl, a fox, a frog, and even a dragon take part in the spellwork. Look for the point where a paw, wing, or wand meets the magic.
The Cat’s Floating Yarn Ball
The cat reaches one paw toward the floating yarn while the witch points her wand from the other side. The oversized ball gives the pair a shared center.
The Bat Guides the Map
A little bat steadies the floating map as a spell rises from the witch’s wand. Its simple hills and winding path are ready for color.
The Frog’s Water-Drop Crown
Three large drops hover over the frog, with a curling wand trail rising to meet them. The stone and water keep the scene grounded.
Star Mail for the Owl
Three outlined star envelopes rise from the witch’s satchel toward the owl. The open sky leaves room to make each piece of mail a different color.
A Bridge Across the Creek
The fox waits on the far bank while a broad spell carries the little bridge into place. Both creek edges remain visible beneath it.
A Gazebo for Friends
A broad arc runs from the witch’s lantern-shaped object to the gazebo while a rabbit and duckling watch. The open-sided structure gives its roof and posts clear color spaces.
Paw Prints in the Sky
The cat reaches a paw toward the lowest star as the witch raises her wand. Each large star holds its own little paw print.
A Magic Loop with the Dragon
The small dragon blows upward toward a loop curling from the witch’s wand. The two companions sit side by side on a low stone wall.
Stars on the Tortoise Shell
The witch’s wand traces a ribbon toward three stars on the tortoise’s broad shell. The patient tortoise gives this spell an unhurried feel.
The Bats’ Spinning Fan
A wide spell ring loops around the fan while two bats approach from opposite sides. Its broad folded panels are easy to color individually.
Celebration and Seasonal Spells
The magic grows wider here: three witches weave ribbons above a hill, pumpkins travel over rooftops, and a cake rises above an empty table.
Three Witches Weave an Aurora
A tall witch, a smaller witch, and an older witch each hold a ribbon of magic. Their broad trails weave together over an open hillside.
The Theater from a Suitcase
A little stage with two friendly puppet shapes floats up from the open case. The broad spell path links the tiny suitcase to the larger theater.
The Jack-o’-Lantern Light Spell
A spell ribbon winds past three jack-o’-lanterns with different smiling faces. Their large carved openings invite a bright glow.
Snow Becomes a Star Garland
Three snowflakes rise toward three stars strung between porch posts. The witch’s scarf and the snowbanks bring warmth to this winter spell.
A Hoop of Autumn Leaves
Five large leaves circle the broom handle as the witch turns. The wide hoop and sweeping skirt give this page an easy sense of motion.
Stars in an Owl Shape
Seven large stars hang above the witch’s wand, joined by short lines into a simple constellation. The open hillside leaves the sky spacious.
A Parade of Pumpkins
Three pumpkins of different sizes follow the broom in a gentle arc. A winding path and low rooftops sit far below.
Ribbons for the Winter Tree
The witch raises her wand toward ribbons winding around a small tree. Large ornaments and a bow keep the holiday scene easy to color.
Cake in the Air
The two witches aim their wands toward a floating layer cake topped with three star candles. The empty table waits below it.
A Knot of Comet Trails
The two broad spell trails twist together above her hat. Their open bands make the weaving clear without a crowded background.
Simple Magic to Start With
A single star, floating key, and friendly ghost have broad outlines and open backgrounds. Try these first if you want one clear shape to color.
One Star from the Wand
The single star fills the page while a short spell arc touches its upper point. Its wide center makes a simple first coloring page.
The Key Finds Its Lock
The large key follows a curved spell toward the lock in her gloved hand. The close-up keeps the two objects easy to spot.
A Spiral Above Her Palm
The spiral rises from her open hand beside a close view of her kind face and pointed hat. One bold color can follow the whole swirl.
A Friendly Ghost Appears
The witch’s wand touches the rounded ghost shape as the cat looks up from the ground. The ghost’s broad body gives plenty of room for a soft color.
A Moon from the Spellbook
A broad ribbon carries the moon upward from the blank book. The quiet scene leaves the moon, pages, and robe as the main spaces to color.
Fireflies from Acorn Caps
The witch holds a small bowl while three big fireflies rise on a curling trail. Her cat sits close, with two acorn caps at their feet.
Quiet Cottage Pauses
Four cottage pictures offer a breather after the spells. They show a teacup shelf, a recipe, a broom ride, and a small herb garden.
Putting Away the Teacups
A young witch reaches up to put a heart-patterned cup on a shelf. A trailing plant and books sit nearby, while a teapot waits on the small table below. Try matching the cup hearts to the flower on her hat, then choose another color for the apron.
Reading a Recipe
An open book fills the center of this kitchen scene. The witch sits on a padded stool beside a round cauldron, with a small herb jar on the table. The book covers and cauldron have broad spaces; the hanging herbs and plants add smaller details.
A Ride Above the Clouds
This witch sits sideways on a broom above two clouds. Three stars surround her, and another decorates her hat. There is plenty of white sky around the figure, so you can leave the clouds white and use your brightest colors for the hat and dress.
Watering the Herbs
A kneeling witch waters three pots with different leaf shapes. The broad leaves on the left contrast with the smaller leaves in front and narrow sprigs on the right. Use a different green for each pot, or keep the plants alike and vary the pot colors.
The open backgrounds can stay white on a printout. Colored pencils work well for hat folds, leaves, and the smaller bottle details; broad spell ribbons and cauldrons also give younger colorists an easy place to begin. For digital coloring, choose Color online beside a picture and tap each closed area to fill it.
Everyday Magic with Friendly Witches
A pumpkin gramophone plays beside a listening cat, and a snail carries a library on its back. These twelve scenes follow witches through weaving, picnics, gardening, and a little kitchen magic. The long skirts and large props leave room for color, while books, baskets, and leaves add finer detail.
The Snail’s Traveling Library
The library shelves follow the curve of the snail shell. Give each book spine a different color to make them easy to spot.
The Moonberry Orchard
Crescent-shaped fruit hangs from the potted tree. The basket and skirt have smaller sections than the broad pot.
The Dancing Wooden Spoons
Three wooden spoons hover above the bowl. Pick a warm wood color, then add a brighter shade to the witch’s dress.
