Fall Coloring Pages (98 Free Printable PDFs)

A fox with a warm mug, baskets of apples, and leaves ready for a craft table: these 98 fall coloring pages bring together small autumn moments. The collection includes cozy animals, family activities, harvest foods, flowers, and a few imaginary cottages and creatures. There are broad shapes for a quick page and more detailed scenes to enjoy over several sittings.

Choose a picture below, then download its A4 or US Letter PDF or select Color online. The printable drawings are black and white. The colored fox cover is a sample palette you can follow or change.

Cozy Animals in Autumn

A fox settles into an armchair with a warm mug, a rabbit brings out an apple pie, and two squirrels carry their harvest home. These scenes pair expressive animals with knitted clothes, baskets, and small pieces of furniture. Start with a favorite character, then choose a second color for the scarf, sweater, or apron.

Leaf stamping, knitting with Grandma, a picnic, and a visit to a pony give each page a different activity. Some scenes have just two figures and a few props; others include a craft table or harvest stand with smaller details. The girl collecting leaves in her wheelchair and her friend make a lovely pair to color together.

Visit a pumpkin cottage, read inside an apple-shaped nook, or stop at a rabbit’s pumpkin stand. There are everyday objects here too: a bicycle with flowers, a harvest truck, a book cart, and a suitcase packed for cool weather. Try keeping the wood and baskets in similar brown shades while changing the accent colors from page to page.

Broad maple and oak leaves offer larger spaces, while wreaths, chrysanthemums, and basket weave invite a finer pencil point. Pumpkins, pears, apples, walnuts, and smiling mushrooms round out this group. Use colors you have seen outdoors, or give the cheerful faces an unexpected purple or blue background within their shapes.

Cider, pumpkin pie, apple pie, soup, jam, and cinnamon rolls fill these pages. A tiered stand brings a rabbit and squirrel to the table, and the smiling mugs wear knitted cozies. Cream, cinnamon brown, apple red, and a little pale blue can make a soft kitchen palette.

Choose a scarf or a lantern, join the animals at a game or craft table, or visit the imaginary side of autumn with a dragon, fairy, and gnome. These later pages mix quiet indoor activities with small outdoor adventures. Keep a few pencils nearby and return to the tiny accessories when you have more time.

For the fox on the cover, try rust-orange fur, a cream muzzle and tail tip, a sage sweater, and a mustard chair. A pale blue mug gives the warm colors a small cool accent. The checked blanket can pick up plum and cream, while the pumpkin and leaves repeat the orange.

For other pages, choose three or four colors before you begin. Gold, brown, and red work well for harvest baskets; lilac and yellow offer a gentler flower palette. Leave some paper showing through with colored pencils, or use flat colors in the online tool.

Printing and Using Your Fall Pages

Download the PDF that matches your paper size and check the print preview. If an edge would be trimmed, use Fit. Print one page first to see how the lines look on your printer.

Crayons suit the broad leaves, pumpkins, and simple shapes. Colored pencils are easier for basket weave, flower petals, and knitted details. Place a spare sheet underneath if you use markers.

A finished leaf or harvest picture can become a card, a notebook cover, or part of a seasonal display. You can also color a wreath and add a handwritten name in the open center. For a shared activity, let each person pick a different page and choose one color to repeat across the finished pictures.