Halloween Coloring Pages of Witches

Halloween witches don’t always have to be scary. Sometimes they’re cute, funny, magical, and even a little furry!

These Halloween coloring pages of witches feature a playful collection of broomsticks, pointed hats, pumpkins, potions, owls, and adorable witchy cats. Kids can stick with classic Halloween colors like orange, black, purple, and green—or create an entirely new magical world filled with rainbow potions and brightly colored broomsticks.

Grab the crayons, colored pencils, or markers and choose your favorite witch to color.

🧙 Halloween Witch Coloring Pages

From witches flying through the night to curious cats hiding inside jack-o’-lanterns, each coloring page offers a different Halloween scene.

Witch Flying on a Broomstick

Nothing says Halloween quite like a witch soaring through the sky on her broom.

This cheerful little witch is ready for a nighttime Halloween adventure. Color her pointed hat classic black, give her outfit shades of purple and orange, or create a completely colorful costume.

For the background, kids can add their own moon, stars, clouds, bats, or even a distant haunted castle.

Cute Halloween witch flying through the sky on her broomstick. | sala68

Little Girl in a Witch Costume

Halloween is the perfect excuse to dress up and pretend to have magical powers.

This coloring page features a cute girl dressed as a witch, complete with pumpkins and a magic wand. Kids can design her Halloween costume however they like—from traditional black and purple to pink, turquoise, rainbow, or glitter-inspired colors.

The surrounding pumpkins are another chance to experiment with different shades of orange, yellow, green, and even purple.

Cute cartoon girl in a Halloween witch costume with pumpkins and magic wand | Azuzl

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Owl Witch Brewing a Potion

Who says witches have to be human?

This wise little owl has put on a pointed witch hat and is busy stirring something mysterious in a bubbling cauldron.

Children can imagine what might be inside the potion. Is it bright green slime? A sparkling purple spell? A magical rainbow brew?

Color the owl in realistic browns and tans or turn it into a completely fantastical Halloween bird.

Owl witch in a hat with a cauldron and a broom | Olya Kushch

Cat Witch Sitting on a Pumpkin

Cats and witches have been paired together in Halloween stories for generations, and this cute little feline looks perfectly at home wearing a pointed witch hat.

The cat is perched proudly on a Halloween pumpkin, giving kids several classic Halloween elements to color in one picture.

Try a black cat with an orange pumpkin for a traditional look—or create a gray, white, striped, purple, or completely imaginary magical cat.

Cute cat in a witch’s hat sitting on a Halloween pumpkin | sala68

Cat Witch Inside a Jack-o’-Lantern

This mischievous little witch cat has found an especially festive hiding place: right inside a Halloween pumpkin!

The combination of the oversized witch hat, cute cat, and jack-o’-lantern makes this an especially fun choice for younger Halloween fans.

Children can decorate the hat with stripes, stars, moons, dots, or any pattern they invent.

Adorable witch cat peeking out of a Halloween jack-o’-lantern. | sala68

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Witch Cat with Two Pumpkins

Another little witch cat is ready for Halloween, this time sitting in front of two pumpkins.

With the pointed hat, pumpkins, and cute feline character, this page is a fun choice for experimenting with classic autumn colors.

Try making each pumpkin different. One could be bright orange, another pale yellow, and another covered in colorful patterns.

Kids can even draw extra candy, leaves, stars, bats, or tiny ghosts around the picture.

Cute cat in a witch’s hat sitting in front of two Halloween pumpkins | sala68

Witch Preparing a Magical Potion

It wouldn’t be a proper witch collection without a bubbling potion.

This Halloween witch is busy preparing her mysterious brew, giving colorers plenty of opportunities to get creative.

Green is always a fun choice for a bubbling witch’s potion, but there are no rules. Try purple, electric blue, bright pink, orange, or several colors swirling together.

Kids can also imagine what the potion does. Maybe it makes pumpkins dance, causes broomsticks to fly, or turns ordinary cats into magical Halloween companions.

Halloween witch preparing a bubbling magical potion. | ColorMagic

🎨 Fun Colors to Try

Traditional Halloween colors are always a great place to start:

  • Orange pumpkins
  • Black witch hats
  • Purple dresses and capes
  • Bright green potions
  • Yellow moons
  • Gray or black cats
  • Brown broomsticks

But coloring pages don’t need to follow traditional colors.

Make a pink witch hat. Color a pumpkin blue. Create a rainbow owl. Fill a cauldron with a sparkling turquoise potion.

The best part of coloring is getting to decide exactly how your Halloween world should look.

✨ Make Your Witch Coloring Pages Extra Magical

Finished coloring pages can become the beginning of an even bigger Halloween project.

Kids could draw stars and a full moon behind the flying witch, decorate witch hats with patterns, add bubbles floating from the cauldron, create spooky forests in the background, or draw tiny bats and ghosts around the characters.

They could also give each witch, cat, or owl a name and invent a story about their Halloween adventure.

Several finished pictures could even be stapled together to create a homemade Halloween coloring book or displayed as decorations for an October party.

🎃 Perfect for Halloween Activities

Witch coloring pages are easy to work into all kinds of October activities, including:

  • Halloween parties
  • Classroom activities
  • Homeschool projects
  • Family craft nights
  • Quiet afternoon activities
  • Halloween playdates
  • Rainy fall days
  • Trick-or-treat party tables
  • Homemade Halloween decorations

Keep a small stack of coloring pages with crayons or colored pencils nearby and children can create their own Halloween artwork whenever inspiration strikes.

🖨️ Tips for Printing and Coloring

Regular white printer paper is usually perfect when using crayons or colored pencils.

If you plan to use markers, slightly heavier paper can help keep the colors from soaking through. You can also place an extra sheet of scrap paper underneath the coloring page to protect the table.

For especially detailed sections, colored pencils or fine-tip markers make it easier to color smaller spaces.

👻 Explore More Halloween Coloring Pages

Your Halloween coloring adventure doesn’t have to end with witches.

Float over to our Halloween Coloring Pages of Ghosts for friendly spirits, haunted scenes, pumpkins, and other ghostly characters.

Or visit our Halloween Coloring Pages of Skeletons for dancing skeletons, spooky graveyards, skulls, and other bony Halloween designs.

For even more printable fun, explore Halloween Activities for Kids: Crafts, Coloring Pages & Printables.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What colors should I use for a Halloween witch?

Classic witch colors include black, purple, orange, and green, but there are no rules. Pink, blue, red, turquoise, yellow, and rainbow combinations can make a witch coloring page even more fun.

Are these witch coloring pages scary?

The designs on this page lean much more toward cute and playful Halloween fun than horror. They include friendly cartoon witches, adorable cats, an owl, pumpkins, broomsticks, and magical potions.

What can kids do with finished witch coloring pages?

Finished pages can be displayed on the refrigerator, bedroom door, classroom bulletin board, or Halloween party table. Kids can also cut out the characters for crafts or combine several pictures into a homemade Halloween coloring book.

What coloring supplies work best?

Crayons are an easy choice for younger children, while colored pencils are useful for smaller details. Markers can create especially bright colors, although heavier paper or an extra protective sheet underneath can help prevent bleed-through.

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Whether your favorite is the flying witch, the potion-making owl, or one of the adorable witch cats, these coloring pages are a simple way to add a little creativity and magic to Halloween.

Happy coloring! 🧙‍♀️🎃✨

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