5 Easy Halloween Coloring Pages for Kids

Looking for easy Halloween coloring pages that are cute, playful, and not too complicated? These five Halloween pictures are perfect for a relaxed October coloring session.

The collection includes a silly mummy, magical witches, friendly ghosts, and other classic Halloween characters. The designs are especially nice when you want something simpler than a highly detailed coloring page.

Grab the crayons, colored pencils, or markers and choose your favorite—or color all five for your own little Halloween collection!

🎨 5 Easy Halloween Coloring Pages

1. Funny Bandaged Mummy Coloring Page

This mummy may be wrapped from head to toe, but he certainly doesn’t look very frightening!

The simple design features a playful mummy covered in winding strips of bandages, with large open spaces that make the picture approachable for younger colorists.

Of course, mummy bandages don’t have to stay white. Try cream, pale gray, light purple, green, or even rainbow-colored wraps.

Kids could also draw their own Halloween background around the mummy. Add a pyramid, moon, bats, jack-o’-lanterns, stars, or a spooky desert night.

Funny bandaged mummy Halloween coloring page | MariMuz

🖨️ Print or save: Click the image to open the full-size coloring page, then print or save it for your Halloween activities.

Want even more mummies? Visit our Halloween Coloring Pages of Mummies.

2. Witch’s Broom Halloween Coloring Page

No witch is ready for Halloween night without a trusty broom!

This simple coloring page features a classic witch’s broom with plenty of open space for easy coloring. The straightforward design makes it a nice choice for younger children or anyone who wants a quick, relaxing Halloween activity.

Traditional brown and tan shades work perfectly for the wooden handle and bristles, but there’s no reason to keep it realistic. Try a purple handle, orange bristles, glittery-looking stripes, or even a rainbow broom.

Kids can also turn the simple picture into a full Halloween scene by drawing extra details around it, such as:

  • Swirling magical sparkles
  • A witch flying through the sky
  • Bats and stars
  • A crescent moon
  • Pumpkins
  • A black cat
  • A spooky castle
Old Witch Broom | Aletheia Shade

🖨️ Print or save: Open the full-size image and print a copy for a quick Halloween coloring activity.

For more magical characters, explore our Halloween Coloring Pages of Witches.

3. Ghosts in a Cornfield Coloring Page

Halloween gets a little more playful when a group of ghosts wanders into the cornfield!

This autumn scene features cheerful ghosts among the corn beneath the moon, creating a picture that feels spooky without being frightening.

Because ghosts are traditionally white, children can spend extra time coloring the scene around them. Try golden-yellow corn, green leaves, an orange harvest moon, or a deep purple Halloween sky.

But there are no rules saying ghosts have to stay white.

Pink, blue, green, orange, or rainbow ghosts can make the picture even more imaginative.

Kids could also add pumpkins hiding between the cornstalks or draw a few bats flying across the night sky.

Ghosts in a cornfield | sala68

🖨️ Print or save: Click the image to view the larger coloring page, then print or save it for later.

4. Cute Ghosts Wearing Witch Hats

What happens when ghosts decide they need Halloween costumes too?

They put on witch hats!

This adorable coloring page combines two Halloween favorites in one picture: friendly ghosts and pointy witch hats. It’s an especially fun option for children who enjoy the cute side of Halloween rather than truly scary characters.

Leave the ghosts white and make their hats colorful, or transform the entire picture with bright fantasy colors.

Try combinations like:

  • Purple and orange
  • Black and green
  • Pink and purple
  • Orange and yellow
  • Blue and silver
  • Every color of the rainbow

Children could also decorate the witch hats with their own stripes, stars, moons, dots, spiderwebs, or tiny pumpkins.

Cute ghosts wearing witch’s hats | sala68

🖨️ Print or save: Open the full-size picture, then print it for a Halloween party, classroom activity, or afternoon at home.

Love friendly ghosts? There are plenty more to color in our Halloween Coloring Pages of Ghosts.

5. Cute Witch Flying on a Broomstick

Finish the collection with a classic Halloween scene: a witch flying through the sky on her broomstick.

The cheerful witch and fluffy clouds give this picture a magical storybook feeling rather than a frightening one.

Kids can color the witch in traditional black and purple, give her a bright green outfit, or invent an entirely new Halloween costume.

The sky offers plenty of possibilities too. Make it bright blue for a daytime flight, purple for twilight, or deep blue for a Halloween night.

After coloring the picture, add a moon, sparkling stars, flying bats, or even a distant haunted house below the clouds.

Cute witch flying on a broomstick | sala68

🖨️ Print or save: Click the image to open the full-size coloring page, then print or save it to enjoy anytime.

🖍️ Easy Halloween Coloring Ideas

One of the best things about simple coloring pages is that kids can make them as easy—or as creative—as they want.

Crayons are a great choice when you want a quick coloring activity, while colored pencils make it easier to add smaller details. Markers can create bold Halloween colors, although putting an extra sheet of paper underneath the page may help protect the table.

Children can also personalize the pictures after they finish coloring.

Try adding:

  • Pumpkins
  • Halloween candy
  • Stars and moons
  • Spiderwebs
  • Autumn leaves
  • Bats
  • Black cats
  • Haunted houses
  • Funny faces
  • Halloween messages

A simple coloring sheet can quickly turn into a much bigger Halloween art project.

🎃 Fun Ways to Use Your Finished Coloring Pages

Don’t put those finished masterpieces straight into a drawer!

Halloween coloring pages can become easy seasonal decorations. Display them on the refrigerator, tape them to a bedroom door, create a Halloween art wall, or use several pictures to decorate a classroom or party room.

You could also turn finished pages into:

  • Homemade Halloween cards
  • Halloween scrapbook pages
  • Party decorations
  • Classroom bulletin-board art
  • A homemade Halloween coloring book
  • Decorations for a child’s bedroom
  • October craft projects

You can even ask children to make up a little story about their finished picture.

Where is the mummy going? Why are the ghosts hiding in the cornfield? Where is the witch flying?

There are plenty of ways to keep the creativity going after the crayons are put away.

👻 Looking for Even Simpler Halloween Coloring Pages?

If you’re coloring with preschoolers or children who prefer large, uncomplicated pictures, take a look at our Simple Halloween Coloring Pages.

You can also find age-friendly collections in our Halloween Coloring Pages for Preschool Children and Halloween Coloring Pages for Kindergarten.

For something extra adorable, don’t miss our Kawaii Halloween Coloring Pages.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Are these Halloween coloring pages easy?

Yes. The collection focuses on recognizable Halloween subjects and relatively uncomplicated pictures, making them a good choice when you want an easygoing coloring activity rather than an intricate design.

Are the coloring pages scary?

Not particularly. The mummy, ghosts, and witches have a playful Halloween style rather than a frightening horror theme.

What should kids use to color them?

Crayons, colored pencils, and markers can all work well. Regular printer paper is usually fine for crayons and pencils. If you’re using markers, an extra sheet underneath can help with bleed-through.

Do Halloween pictures have to be orange and black?

Definitely not! Traditional Halloween colors are fun, but there’s nothing stopping kids from creating blue pumpkins, pink ghosts, rainbow mummies, or purple broomsticks.

Creative coloring is part of the fun.

What can I do with the finished pages?

Hang them as Halloween decorations, make homemade cards, add them to a scrapbook, use them for a classroom display, or staple several finished pictures together to create a homemade Halloween coloring book.

🎃 More Halloween Coloring Fun

Keep coloring with more free Halloween designs and activities:

For even more crafts, printables, puzzles, and kid-friendly Halloween activities, explore Halloween Activities for Kids: Crafts, Coloring Pages & Printables.

Happy coloring, and Happy Halloween! 🎃👻🖍️

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