With Easter around the corner, you'll want plenty of coloring pages ready to go. Our 252 Easter coloring pages cover Easter Baskets, Easter Bunnies, Easter Chicks, and Easter Eggs - with designs ranging from simple and cute for toddlers to more detailed scenes for older kids.
Every page is a free printable PDF in US Letter and A4, ready to download and print at home or in the classroom. They work great as quiet holiday activities, Easter party crafts, or just a screen-free way to keep kids busy during the spring break.
There is never a right or wrong way to color pages, just have fun, but here are a few handy tips if you are looking for that Easter feel for your coloring pages.
Pastels are the classic Easter palette - soft pink, baby blue, lilac, mint green, and buttercup yellow. They work beautifully together and it's almost impossible to pick a bad combination. That said, bold bright eggs look just as good. There's no rule that says Easter has to be pastel - a neon green bunny with an orange basket is a choice, and it's a great one.
Gel pens and fine-tip markers are especially good for Easter egg patterns. Zigzags, polka dots, and stripes all look sharper with a pen that gives clean, thin lines. For the larger areas like bunny fur and basket weave, colored pencils give you more control and a softer finish.
Baby chicks are usually yellow, but try adding a little peach or warm orange around the edges to give them some depth. It's a small thing that makes the chick look rounder and fluffier instead of flat.
For Easter basket weave patterns, alternate two similar tones - like tan and warm brown - across the crisscross sections. It creates a woven effect that looks surprisingly realistic without any tricky shading.
New designs are added to Crafty Josh regularly, so it's worth bookmarking and checking back as Easter gets closer. You can find all of our collections on the main coloring pages index.
Coloring Pages FAQ
Do I have to make an account first?
No - simply pick a page and print or download it.
How do I set “Fit to Page” when printing?
In your printer settings, choose US Letter or A4, then select “Fit to Page” (sometimes called “Scale to fit” or “Fit to printable area”).
Can I use these pages for my business or customers?
No - business use isn’t allowed; they’re intended for personal and educational use.
Are these coloring pages allowed for educational use?
Yes - you can print them for non-commercial educational use in learning environments.
Will regular printer paper work for these coloring pages?
Yes - regular paper works for crayons and pencils, but thicker paper is better for markers or paint.
