Halloween coloring becomes even more fun when there’s a little puzzle to solve along the way!
These Halloween coloring pages by number combine cute seasonal pictures with an easy matching activity. Follow the numbers on each picture, match them to the color key, and slowly reveal a colorful Halloween scene.
This collection includes a friendly Halloween bat, an adorable cat, a spooky-cute haunted house, and a page filled with Halloween sweets. They’re a fun choice for October quiet time, classroom activities, homeschool lessons, Halloween parties, or simply an afternoon of coloring at home.
🎨 Halloween Color-by-Number Pages
Choose a favorite below or try all four. Crayons, colored pencils, or markers can all work well—just follow the number guide on each page to complete the picture.
🦇 1. Cute Halloween Bat Color by Number
Start with an adorable Halloween bat!
This kawaii-style bat turns one of Halloween’s most famous nighttime creatures into a friendly coloring activity. Instead of deciding where every color should go, kids can look at the numbered sections and use the color key to complete the picture one area at a time.
It’s a nice choice for children who enjoy coloring but also like activities with a simple set of instructions.
🖨️ Print or save this coloring page: Click the image above to open the full-size version, then print it from your browser or save it to your device.
🐈⬛ 2. Cute Halloween Cat Color by Number
Halloween wouldn’t be complete without a cat!
This cute color-by-number page features a kawaii-style Halloween cat divided into numbered spaces. Children can work their way through the picture by matching each number with the corresponding color.
For an extra challenge, encourage kids to finish the numbered picture first and then add their own background details. A moon, stars, pumpkins, candy, or tiny ghosts could turn the finished page into a complete Halloween scene.
🖨️ Print or save this coloring page: Click the image above to open the full-size version, then print or save it for your Halloween coloring collection.
If cats are the favorite, there are even more feline designs in our Halloween Cat Coloring Pages.
🏚️ 3. Kawaii Haunted House Color by Number
Next comes a Halloween classic: the haunted house.
The cute style keeps this scene playful rather than frightening, making it a good Halloween activity for kids who enjoy spooky themes without anything too scary.
Follow the numbered sections to gradually bring the mysterious little house to life. Once the color-by-number portion is finished, kids can personalize the picture with extra Halloween touches around the edges.
Try drawing bats overhead, pumpkins near the house, stars in the sky, or a friendly ghost stopping by for a visit.
🖨️ Print or save this coloring page: Open the full-size image above and use your browser or device to print or save it.
The existing artwork is a numbered kawaii haunted-house scene intended as a Halloween coloring/counting activity.
🍬 4. Halloween Sweets Color by Number
Finish the collection with something every trick-or-treater recognizes—Halloween treats!
This color-by-number picture features a collection of cute Halloween sweets, including candy and pumpkin-themed details.
Follow the numbered color guide to complete each section, then experiment with additional colors around the picture if you want to make the finished page even brighter.
Kids can also use this page before trick-or-treating, during a Halloween party, or as a quiet activity while waiting for Halloween night to begin.
🖨️ Print or save this coloring page: Click the image to view the full-size version, then print it or save it for later.
🔢 How to Use Halloween Color-by-Number Pages
Color-by-number pages are simple to use.
Start by looking at the color key on the worksheet. Each color is paired with a number. Find that number in the picture and fill all matching spaces with the corresponding color.
Continue until all the numbered areas have been colored.
Of course, kids don’t have to stop there. Once the number activity is complete, they can add backgrounds, patterns, borders, Halloween words, or their own little drawings.
The result can be both a completed activity sheet and a unique piece of Halloween artwork.
🖨️ How to Print the Coloring Pages
For the best results:
- Click the coloring page you want to use.
- Open the full-size image.
- Choose Print from your browser or device.
- Select Fit to Page if needed so the entire design fits on the paper.
- Print on regular white printer paper for crayons or colored pencils.
If children will be using markers, slightly heavier paper can work better. You can also place a spare sheet of paper underneath the coloring page to help protect the table.
🎃 Fun Ways to Use the Finished Pictures
Don’t throw the pictures away once the numbers have all been colored!
Finished Halloween color-by-number pages can become easy seasonal decorations. Hang them on the refrigerator, tape them to bedroom doors, add them to a classroom bulletin board, or display several together as a mini Halloween art gallery.
You could also:
- Turn several pages into a homemade Halloween coloring book.
- Use the finished pictures as Halloween party decorations.
- Add them to a homeschool or classroom October activity folder.
- Have children invent a story about the bat, cat, haunted house, or Halloween treats.
- Decorate the backgrounds with stickers, glitter, or additional drawings.
- Give completed pictures to grandparents, friends, or teachers.
👻 More Halloween Coloring Fun
Want to keep coloring?
Younger children may enjoy our Halloween Coloring Pages for Preschool Children, while kids looking for uncomplicated pictures can try our Simple Halloween Coloring Pages. (Halloween Haunt)
There are also Halloween Coloring Pages for Kindergarten and a collection of Halloween Coloring Activity Sheets featuring more puzzle-style Halloween fun. (Halloween Haunt)
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What are Halloween color-by-number pages?
Color-by-number pages divide a picture into numbered areas. Each number corresponds with a color in a key, and the picture is completed by matching the numbers with their assigned colors.
What coloring supplies work best?
Crayons and colored pencils are easy choices for most printable coloring pages. Markers can create brighter colors but may bleed through thin printer paper.
Can kids use different colors instead?
Absolutely. Following the key is part of the color-by-number activity, but there’s no reason children can’t create an alternate version using their own color combinations afterward.
Are these pictures scary?
No. The four designs on this page use cute, kawaii-style Halloween subjects—a bat, cat, haunted house, and Halloween sweets—rather than frightening imagery. (Halloween Haunt)
🔗 Related Halloween Coloring Pages
- 5 Free Cute Halloween Coloring Pages to Print
- Simple Halloween Coloring Pages
- Halloween Coloring Pages for Preschool Children
- Halloween Coloring Pages for Kindergarten
- Kawaii Halloween Coloring Pages
- Halloween Coloring Activity Sheets
- Halloween Activities for Kids: Crafts, Coloring Pages & Printables (Halloween Haunt)
Happy coloring, and Happy Halloween! 🎃🖍️
