Bring a little springtime cheer to the table with these Easter coloring pages, filled with sweet bunnies, cheerful chicks, and eggs waiting for a splash of color.
There are 30 designs to choose from, including baskets, cupcakes, a sleepy bunny, and even a chick floating in an egg-shaped hot air balloon. Some pages have playful Easter sayings, while others let the pictures do all the talking.
The clear outlines and roomy spaces keep things easy without leaving every page feeling the same. You can pick a few decorated eggs for a quick afternoon activity or settle in with a cozy little Easter scene.
Set out the crayons, let everyone choose a favorite, and make a little room for creativity. Each design has its own printable PDF below, so you can print just the pages you want.
Pick Your Easter Colors
Soft pink, butter yellow, lilac, and mint green are lovely together, but bright rainbow colors work just as well. The decorated eggs have broad stripes, spots, and flowers that leave plenty of room to play.
This collection includes 17 pages with sayings and 13 text-free designs, so there’s a nice mix for a family coloring afternoon or a classroom activity.
How to Print Your Easter Coloring Pages
Choose a design and click its name below the preview to open the individual PDF. Each Easter coloring page is sized for US Letter paper, 8.5 × 11 inches. Print in portrait orientation at actual size, or choose fit to printable area if your printer needs a little extra margin.
For the clearest print, use the PDF.
30 Free Easter Coloring Pages
1. Easter Basket Bunny
A bunny peeking out of a basket is a sweet way to start. Warm brown basket weaving and three differently colored eggs would look lovely beneath those big HAPPY EASTER letters.
2. Chick in an Egg
This little chick looks very pleased to have hatched just in time for Easter. A sunny yellow chick with a pink-and-blue shell makes a cheerful combination, and the broad stripes are easy to fill.
3. Easter Cupcakes
Two cupcakes, two different toppers, and plenty of room for colorful frosting. The bunny ears could be pink and white, while the egg topper gets a rainbow of its own.
4. Bunny with Carrot
There’s no mistaking this bunny’s favorite snack. A bright orange carrot looks especially cute against a soft gray or cream bunny, with two daisies adding a little spring color.
5. Egg Hunt Basket
This basket is ready for an egg hunt. Give every egg a different color combination, then carry one or two of those shades into the big outlined letters above.
6. Easter Puppy
A puppy in bunny ears is hard to resist. The SOME BUNNY LOVES YOU message makes this a lovely page to give to a grandparent, friend, or someone who could use a smile.
7. Chick and Tulips
A fluffy chick and tall tulips make a cheerful spring pair. Yellow feathers and red, pink, or purple petals would brighten this page without needing lots of different colors.
8. Easter Doughnut
Bunny-ear icing gives this doughnut a playful Easter twist. The egg cookies on the plate leave room for colorful patterns, while the frosting can be any imaginary flavor you like.
9. Bunny Egg Painter
This bunny has a very important egg-decorating job. Choose a paint color for the brush, then use it on a stripe of the giant egg to tie the little scene together.
10. Spring Egg Wreath
An egg-and-flower wreath frames a simple EASTER JOY greeting. Alternate a few favorite colors around the wreath and save a contrasting shade for the large bow.
11. Easter Kitten
A curious kitten has found a whole row of decorated eggs. A ginger or gray coat would stand out beautifully beside the flowers, hearts, and stripes on the shells.
12. Bunny Balloon
This bunny is holding a balloon that looks just like an Easter egg. The wide bands are a nice place to try alternating warm and cool colors beneath the HOP HOP HOORAY greeting.
13. Easter Milkshake
An Easter milkshake comes with bunny-ear cookies and a generous swirl of cream. Strawberry pink, pale yellow, or chocolate brown would each give this treat a different look.
14. Chick Trio
Three little chicks are ready to celebrate together. Keep them all yellow or give each one a slightly different shade, then choose something bright for the middle chick’s bow.
15. Bunny in Teacup
A bunny tucked into a teacup brings a cozy touch to the collection. Color the cup in one favorite shade and let the little egg decorations add a few extra pops of color.
16. Easter Gift Box
A big bow and an egg-shaped gift tag make this present feel special. Match the tag to one of the eggs beside the box for an easy color theme.
17. Easter Lamb
This little lamb has brought an Easter egg and a friendly greeting. A white or cream fleece with a pastel bow keeps the page soft, while a colorful egg adds a cheerful contrast.
18. Three Easter Eggs
Three large eggs offer three different ways to play with color. Try stripes in rainbow order, spots in two alternating shades, and flowers with sunny yellow centers.
19. Bunny Sleeping on Egg
A sleepy bunny has found an unusually cozy pillow. Soft blues and lilacs would suit this quiet scene, with a little pink inside the ears and bright daisies at the bottom.
20. Chick in Rain Boot
A chick peeking from a rain boot makes a fun change from an Easter basket. The boot could be bright yellow, red, or mint green, with its big daisy in a contrasting shade.
21. Easter Cookie Plate
These bunny, egg, and carrot cookies are ready for pretend icing. The simple outlines make this a lovely choice when you want a page with a few large shapes instead of a busy scene.
22. Bunny Garden Cart
A bunny is keeping watch over a cart full of eggs. Warm brown boards, colorful shells, and a soft bunny coat give this little delivery its own cheerful spring palette.
23. Easter Egg Hot Air Balloon
This chick is taking an Easter adventure above the clouds—or wherever imagination takes it. The giant egg balloon has wide bands, hearts, and flowers for a colorful patchwork effect.
24. Easter Carrot Basket
A basket of chunky carrots is a welcome treat for any visiting Easter bunny. Bright orange roots, leafy green tops, and a colorful bow make a simple, satisfying combination.
25. Bunny and Butterfly
A bunny pauses to watch a butterfly beside a striped egg and two tulips. Let the butterfly’s wings be the brightest part of the page, or match them to the flower petals.
26. Easter Egg House
Who might live in this little egg-shaped cottage? A lilac roof, yellow walls, and a turquoise door would make a cheerful home, but there’s room for any color story you imagine.
27. Easter Ice Cream
These Easter ice creams come with bunny ears and a decorated egg topper. Pick two favorite flavors and color the broad waffle-cone diamonds in warm golden browns.
28. Duckling and Egg
A duckling with a large bow stands beside a flower-covered egg. Pale yellow feathers and a blue or pink ribbon are a sweet starting point for this text-free design.
29. Easter Egg Garland
Five decorated eggs hang from a ribbon between two bows. This is a lovely page for repeating a small color palette or giving every dangling egg a completely different look.
30. Bunny with Giant Bow
A giant bow gives this bunny a dressed-up Easter look. Choose the ribbon color first, then repeat it in a few of the egg stripes for a finished page that feels nicely tied together.
Little Ways to Enjoy Your Easter Coloring Pages
Try a Basket of Spring Colors
Set out pink, lilac, butter yellow, mint, and a favorite bright shade. A small palette makes it fun to see how the same colors look on an egg, a cupcake, and a bunny’s ribbon. Let everyone swap a color or two if they have a different combination in mind.
Share a Finished Easter Picture
A cheerful chick or a bunny in a basket makes a sweet little surprise for a grandparent, friend, or neighbor. Add a short message on the back before giving it away. Children can choose the picture and colors with that person in mind.
Make a Little Easter Gallery
Choose a few finished pictures for the fridge or a classroom noticeboard. A basket page, a treat page, and a word-free animal picture make a lovely mix. You could invite everyone to choose a different design so the display has a little of each person’s personality.
Add Your Own Egg Patterns
Some of the broad stripes and open spaces leave room for a few extra details. Try tiny dots inside one egg stripe or a repeating pattern along a ribbon. Keep it simple, or return to the page later when you feel like adding something more.
More Coloring Pages for Another Cheerful Afternoon
For flowers, planting, and peaceful outdoor scenes, explore our garden coloring pages. Our spring coloring pages bring more seasonal variety, while our St. Patrick’s Day coloring pages offer lucky clovers, rainbows, and friendly characters for another March celebration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Easter coloring pages free?
Yes. Open the individual PDF link beneath any preview to print that picture for your next coloring session.
Which Easter pages have no text?
Pages 18 through 30 have no text. They include decorated eggs, a sleepy bunny, a chick in a rain boot, Easter cookies, and other pictures where you can focus entirely on the designs.
Which designs are easiest to start with?
The decorated egg trio, Easter ice cream cones, and chick in an egg have broad shapes to focus on. Children can also begin with the main subject on any page and come back to the smaller details another time.
Can I print just one Easter picture?
Yes. Every preview has a separate PDF link directly underneath, so you can print one favorite or choose several different pages.
What paper size should I use?
The PDFs are US Letter size, 8.5 × 11 inches, in portrait orientation. For A4 paper, choose fit to page and check the print preview so the frame stays inside the printable area.
A Little Easter Color to Share
A few finished Easter coloring pages can brighten the fridge, decorate a classroom wall, or become little pictures to share with family. Save a favorite for a quiet moment after the egg hunt, or let everyone choose a different design for a colorful Easter display. Pick a page, gather a few colors, and enjoy making it your own.
