Add a touch of weirdness to your Halloween festivities by downloading and printing these Beetlejuice coloring pages. With crooked grins, striped suits, sandworms, and even a carousel sitting on his head, there is no shortage of fun things to color. While most of the characters (and objects) in the movie were in black, white, or swampy green, you might want to give this guy’s crazy costumes a few more colors than that.
These images work great for a lazy afternoon, a Halloween coloring activity, or even an entire movie night if you’re hanging out with other Beetlejuice fans! We mean, come ON! We all know how much attention to detail he had from that tiny little bow tie up on top, down through the crowded attic model, and everywhere else. There are tons of colorful little details just waiting for you to put crayon to paper!
Free Printable Beetlejuice Coloring Pages
All of these free printable Beetlejuice coloring pages are provided in PDF format that’s optimized for printing on standard-sized paper (US Letter size/8.5 x 11-inch).
You can print them on regular blank paper and use colored pencils and crayons, or get some cardstock paper for when you want to create your best works of art to hang up as decorations!
The simple picture allows for bolder color usage than the intricate one with the elaborate costume design (which has lots of small sections). Whatever Beetlejuice coloring page looks good to you today, pick it out and enjoy!
How to Color Beetlejuice Pages in 4 Unique Ways
Each of these cute Beetlejuice printables has an opportunity to be made with different colors using the things you have in your pencil case. For example, you can use soft grey pencils for one, then go with bright green markers for another.
1. Build a Black-and-White Striped Look
Print the image where Beetlejuice has pulled on his jacket.
Fill every other suit stripe using the black colored pencil while making sure to keep the white areas clear. Don’t forget to color some of the grey area that’s inside the folds.
The stripes will take quite some time since they’re filled in alternately. Turn your paper as you go along.
2. Add a Green Ghostly Glow
Get the Beetlejuice face close-up coloring page. Try this one with pale green along the hairline and purple underneath his eye sockets to highlight his tired, troubling expression. Try lighting your canvas lightly yellow for more contrast on those dark areas.
3. Give the Sandworm Desert Colors
You can color the bands of the sandworm with black/white colors while you use peach, tan and rusty orange for the sands around the sandworm. You can also leave some light areas that look like sunshine into the dune.
4. Turn the Carousel into Halloween Party Art
Try red, gold, and purple colors with this one! Each little bit of the headpiece can get a different shade, but keep the whole face pretty pale.
Those tiny details are easy when you use fine-pointed colored pencils!
Once your masterpiece is done, mount it onto orange cardstock to create a fun homemade Halloween decoration.
Have fun adding your unique style to our Beetlejuice coloring pages!









































