There’s nothing more delicious than some fresh figs on a branch—they look like tasty little jewels! To bring a bit of orchard color into your day, we’ve created a set of free fig coloring pages that will make sure your crayons aren’t sitting idle! These are great for kids and adults alike!
From slices of fig to jam jars to a harvest basket (complete with a little character!), we have quite the variety. But our favorite designs by far were the ones featuring cut fruits; you can always fill up the seeds with pink, red, or other colors you love most!
Free Printable Fig Coloring Pages
Click on a picture or link below to open its corresponding PDF file (opens in a new tab). From there you can download your favorite printable(s), print out some free printable fig coloring pages, or use a compatible app to color digitally!
All of our printable coloring pages are sized for US letter paper size. If you want to print on A4 format paper, simply ensure that when you print the PDF, you select ‘fit to page’ option under your printer settings.
Add Your Own Twist to Fig Coloring Pages
After your kids finish their fig coloring sheets try making one of these 3 super simple crafts! They only require some paper scraps, glue, and a few supplies you probably already have on hand!
1. Make a Fig Jam Label
Color the lovely picture of a jam jar and spoon. Cut out the jar shape and glue on to folded cardstock, making a great kitchen gift tag! You can write a handwritten flavor name and even doodle a nice gingham border. Tie this one round a jar using some string.
2. Build a Paper Orchard
Pick out a fig branch with lobed leaves. Color the fruit either purple or green, and then carefully cut around the whole branch and glue it to cardboard. You can also glue some crumpled-up blue tissue paper behind your fig tree for sky; leave a little space under there to put your paper basket of pretend fruits harvested from this fig tree.
3. Create a Breakfast Menu
Place the figs on toast and slices over oatmeal around your pretend café menu. Fold your piece of construction paper in half, then glue the colorful fruit pictures into your menu book. Leave room next to each dish where you can write what’s being served (and the price!) for your restaurant customers. You could even draw the yogurt cup on your menu as an additional option. Let the kids take turns ordering their favorite breakfast items!
You can also add your own colors and little details to these fig coloring pages. We want you to add your own touches of creativity!



















