Easter egg coloring pages are a cheerful way to enjoy the patterns and colors that make Easter eggs so much fun to decorate.
This collection has 30 printable designs, with eggs as the only subject. You’ll find a variety of stripes, dots, waves, and other patterns to color, with no words or extra scenery around the eggs.
Some pages show one egg, while others include more than one, so there are simple designs and busier patterns to choose from. The clear outlines leave the decorations easy to see and color.
Choose a favorite page, gather a few crayons or colored pencils, and make the patterns your own. Each preview has its own printable PDF link underneath it, so you can print only the designs you want.
Choose Your Easter Egg Colors
Pastel pink, mint, lavender, and pale yellow make a classic spring palette, while brighter colors can give each pattern a bolder look. You could repeat the same colors across several eggs or let every design have its own combination.
Because these pages focus on the eggs and their patterns, they’re a lovely fit for anyone who enjoys coloring the designs themselves, without extra characters or backgrounds.
How to Print Your Easter Egg Coloring Pages
Choose a design and click its link below the preview to open the individual PDF. Each Easter egg 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 Egg Coloring Pages
1. Broad Stripe Egg
One large egg is divided into broad, gently curved horizontal bands. There’s plenty of room for crayons here; try alternating pale yellow and lavender for a soft Easter look.
2. Circle and Stripe Egg
Three rows of outlined circles sit between curved horizontal stripes on this egg. You could give each row of circles its own color, then use a lighter shade for the bands around it.
3. Zigzag Easter Egg
Three wide zigzag bands wrap across a single egg, with open spaces between them. A bright color in the zigzags and a softer background would make the pointed pattern stand out.
4. Wavy Line Egg
One large egg is filled with gently waving horizontal lines. Try coloring the spaces between them in a repeating pink, blue, and yellow pattern.
5. Hearts, Waves, and Circles
Five hearts form a vertical column down the center of this egg. Wavy strips sit beside the hearts, with circles along the outer sides—a lovely design for mixing pinks with mint or blue.
Hearts, Waves, and Circles PDF
6. Diagonal Hearts and Stars
Diagonal rows of circles, hearts, and stars run across one large egg. Give each type of shape its own color, then choose a gentle background shade for the slanting bands.
7. Scalloped Stripe Egg
Four rows of curved scallops alternate with narrow horizontal stripes inside this egg. You can repeat the same colors down the page or give every scalloped row a different shade.
8. Big Heart Egg
Nine large hearts are arranged in three rows inside a single egg. Try a different pink or purple for each row, with a pale background to help the hearts stand out.
9. Seven-Star Easter Egg
Seven large five-pointed stars fill this egg, with one in the middle and the others arranged around it. Yellow stars on a blue or lavender egg would be a cheerful place to start.
10. Diamond and Circle Egg Pair
Two eggs sit side by side, with diamonds in horizontal bands on the left and circles in bands on the right. Use the same colors for both eggs or make each one completely different.
Diamond and Circle Egg Pair PDF
11. Grid, Waves, and Dots Trio
Three eggs form a triangle: a curved grid at the upper left, wavy stripes at the upper right, and rows of circles below. It’s a fun page for trying the same palette on three different patterns.
Grid, Waves, and Dots Trio PDF
12. Bold Grid Egg
Wide vertical and horizontal strips cross inside one large egg, leaving rows of open spaces between them. Color the crossing strips one shade and use contrasting colors in the spaces.
13. Flower Band Egg Pair
Each of these two eggs has a band of three flowers across its middle. The left egg adds rows of circles, while the right has zigzags above and below the flowers; matching petal colors could tie the pair together.
14. Leaf-Shape Pattern Trio
Three eggs combine pointed oval shapes, circles, and stripes. The top egg has pointed ovals, the lower-left egg has circles, and the lower-right egg pairs pointed ovals with zigzags.
15. Loops and Circles Egg
Rows of linked oval loops alternate with rows of circles across this egg. Try one color for the loops and another for the circles, then fill the surrounding bands with lighter shades.
16. Scalloped Egg Pair
Two eggs sit side by side with rows of nested arches. The left egg pairs its arches with plain bands, while the right adds rows of small circles for a little more detail.
17. Triangle Pattern Trio
Three eggs are arranged with two above and one below, each decorated with rows of upright triangles and horizontal bands. Give every egg its own set of colors to make the repeated pattern feel different.
18. Nine Rounded Squares
Nine rounded squares sit in three rows inside one large egg. There’s room to give each square its own color, or you could repeat three colors in a simple pattern.
19. Spiral Egg Pair
Two eggs have large curling spirals through their centers. The left egg has wavy bands at the top and bottom, while the right has circle bands; try a matching background behind both sets of spirals.
20. Sunburst Egg Trio
Three eggs have a round center with sections spreading out toward the edges. The upper egg has plain sections, the lower-left adds circles, and the lower-right has curved lines across its outer sections.
21. Zigzag Egg with a Wide Center Band
A broad blank band stretches across the middle of this egg, with bold zigzags above and below. A solid color in the center would look lovely beside alternating colors in the zigzag sections.
Zigzag Egg with a Wide Center Band PDF
22. Waves and Circle Bands Pair
Two eggs feature rows of circles: the left has wavy dividing lines, while the right uses smooth curved bands. You could match the circles across both eggs and change the background colors.
Waves and Circle Bands Pair PDF
23. Hearts, Dots, and Zigzags Trio
Three eggs form a triangle, with hearts on the top egg, large circles on the lower-left egg, and zigzags on the lower-right. Pick a shared palette or let each pattern have its own colors.
Hearts, Dots, and Zigzags Trio PDF
24. Diamond Lattice Egg
Crossing diagonal lines form a diamond lattice inside one large egg. Alternate two shades in the diamond spaces, or work through a small rainbow palette as you move across the page.
25. Teardrop Pattern Egg Pair
Two eggs are decorated with alternating rows of upward- and downward-pointing teardrops. The egg on the right also has small circles between the rows, giving you extra details to pick out in a contrasting color.
26. Star Band Egg Trio
Three eggs each have a band of stars across the middle. Scallops surround the stars on the top egg, circle bands decorate the lower-left, and zigzags fill the lower-right.
27. Curved Vertical Panels
Curved vertical panels run from the pointed top of this egg to its base. Two panels contain circles, while the outer panels and a narrow middle section have slanted lines; try alternating soft and bright colors.
28. Decorative Double-Outline Pair
Two eggs have small circles spaced around their double-outline borders. Inside, the left egg has zigzag and plain bands, while the right has wavy stripes—a pretty pair for coordinating colors.
Decorative Double-Outline Pair PDF
29. Arches, Dots, and Waves Trio
Three eggs show three different patterns: nested arches at the upper left, large circles at the upper right, and wavy stripes below. The open spaces make this a lovely page for broad strokes of color.
Arches, Dots, and Waves Trio PDF
30. Mixed Pattern Easter Egg
One large egg has separate horizontal sections of circles, zigzags, diamonds, and waves, with plain bands between them. Repeat a few favorite colors from top to bottom to bring all the patterns together.
Little Ways to Enjoy Your Easter Egg Coloring Pages
Make a Color Pattern of Your Own
Pick three or four colors and repeat them in a pattern across one egg. Then try the same colors in a different order on another page. It’s a simple way to see how much a color arrangement can change the look.
Color Together at the Table
Print a few different designs and let everyone choose one. The pages are all about eggs and patterns, so younger children can enjoy the larger spaces while older kids experiment with smaller details.
Create a Pattern Gallery
When the pages are finished, place a few side by side on the fridge or a classroom wall. Seeing different color choices on similar egg patterns makes a bright little Easter display.
Try More Than One Coloring Tool
Colored pencils work well for small pattern details, while crayons can fill the larger spaces quickly. You can use one tool for the background sections and another for dots, stripes, and other little shapes.
More Coloring Pages for a Springtime Break
If you’d like to color more Easter designs, take a look at our Easter coloring pages and Easter Bunny coloring pages. For more seasonal pictures beyond the holiday, browse our spring coloring pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Easter egg coloring pages free?
Yes. You can open and print the individual PDF files for free.
Do the pages include words or extra pictures around the eggs?
No. This collection focuses on the eggs and their patterns, without text or surrounding scenery.
Are there pages with more than one egg?
Yes. Some designs feature more than one egg on a page, alongside single-egg patterns.
What size paper are the PDFs designed for?
Each PDF is formatted for US Letter paper, 8.5 × 11 inches.
Can I print only one design?
Yes. Each page has its own PDF link, so you can print one design or choose several favorites.
Enjoy a Little Easter Coloring Time
Choose a pattern, pick the colors that make you happy, and enjoy a quiet coloring break. Whether you print one egg or try several, these pages are ready for your own colorful touch.
