101 Easter Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)
101 free printable pages · A4 & US Letter PDFs · Updated October 9, 2026
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Pick from 101 Easter coloring pages featuring egg painting, basket making, spring animals, and Christian Easter scenes. A rabbit and chick share a paint pot, a hedgehog stops to smell a tulip, and a small Easter egg cottage has a visitor at the door.
The collection mixes large animal shapes with busier scenes full of ribbons, flowers, and patterned eggs. Choose a picture below, then download its A4 or US Letter PDF or use Color online. All printable drawings have black outlines and white spaces; the colored cover shows one possible palette.
Painting Eggs and Making Easter Decorations
There are eggs to dip, ribbons to weave, and a felt bunny to hang on a little tree. Start with broad stripes and dots if you want larger spaces, or choose the tulip-patterned egg and leafy wreaths for smaller details. Try repeating two or three colors across an egg, then save one contrasting color for its bow.
Painting an Egg Beside a Rabbit
Easter Baskets, Egg Hunts, and Small Adventures
Look beneath a leaf, inside a hollow log, and under a garden bench. The egg hunt takes a few unexpected turns: mice pull a tiny cart, a rabbit rides an egg-shaped balloon, and a squirrel passes an egg across a bridge. Color the main egg first so it remains easy to spot among the leaves and basket weave.
Sharing a Full Easter Basket
Bunny Cookies, Carrot Cake, and Easter Tea
A bear rolls cookie dough, a rabbit whisks batter, and hot cross buns make their way to a picnic. Warm tan works for the baked treats, while the cups, aprons, and cake decorations leave room for brighter choices. In the bunny-teapot scene, you could match the teapot to one small detail on each cup.
Rabbit and Chick Bake Easter Cookies
Chicks, Lambs, and Quiet Spring Moments
Some pages pause for a nap or a small discovery. A mouse sleeps in an egg cup, a lamb meets a butterfly, and a duckling studies its reflection. The simpler animal shapes suit crayons; colored pencils can reach the bonnet flowers, tiny toes, and basket details. Leave a little white on the lambs if you like, with a pale color along the woolly edges.
Spring Friends Among Easter Flowers
Christian Easter Coloring Pages
This group includes crosses, lilies, a church, an angel, and the empty tomb, along with children and gentle animal companions. The cloth on the cross and the angel’s robe have broad areas to color. For a quieter palette, try soft blue, cream, and warm brown, with green leaves and a small touch of yellow in the lilies.
Jesus Greets a Child at Easter
Printing Your Easter Pages
Choose the PDF size that matches your paper: A4 or US Letter. Check the print preview before printing, and select Fit if your printer would trim an edge. One test page is useful before printing a whole set.
Use crayons for the larger eggs and animals, or pencils for the woven baskets and small flower petals. If you choose markers, place a spare sheet under the page to protect the surface below.
A Simple Easter Coloring Set
Choose three pictures for a small set: decorating an egg, carrying a basket, and sharing a treat. Repeat the same colors in their ribbons, eggs, or clothing to connect the pages. Lavender, pale yellow, and leaf green are one option; a brighter orange-and-turquoise pair works too.
For folded cards, print a selected page at a smaller scale, color it, and mount the finished picture on card stock. The broad shapes in the chick and lamb scenes are easier to cut around than the fine stems and basket handles.
