Nothing says autumn quite like those vibrant leaves changing colors, pumpkins, scarecrows, acorns, and of course our beloved friends from the woods preparing themselves for winter. That’s why we have come up with awesome autumn & fall coloring pages that will let your child (or yourself) spend some cozy time inside your home but still celebrate the magic that happens outdoors every year this season!
If you’re looking for a teaching resource, you’ll love how easily these pages work well in classroom activities, bulletin boards, crafts, and even brain breaks during your lessons.
Free Printable Autumn Coloring Pages (PDF)
Since our free printable autumn coloring pages are in PDF format, all your images will remain crystal clear when printing multiple times. No worries about blurriness or image distortion. The other advantage of these autumn coloring pages is their user-friendliness! Just open the file, select the right paper size and hit Print!
We recommend standard A4 size but you might also need to scale them either up or down depending on what kind of tags or cards you’d like to make or poster prints. They’ll run perfectly fine through every kind of printer (inkjet or laser), and you could even download them on your tablet and color digitally with your favorite app.
So, ready to get those colorful fingers going? Download as much as you want for free below! Have an awesome time coloring! 😊
How to Color Autumn Coloring Pages
You can mix the autumn coloring pages with shades of red, orange, yellow, and brown while depicting things like falling leaves, pumpkins, acorns, and trees. Try adding some green as well to illustrate the last leaves of summer. If you’re going for a darker fall coloring sheet, go ahead and mix up the colors by using purple and deep red.
Try blending two or three shades together on one leaf to create an amazing natural look. You should start off with lighter colors and then gradually go to the darker ones toward the edges or the veins. Also, if you’re coloring leaves on the same tree, don’t forget to switch them up!
Try painting the pumpkin first with a warm orange base before adding darker orange lines that run through its ridges. Brown would be perfect for the stems, and finally, add some pale yellow or cream tones to bring out the highlights. For tree trunks, try mixing some light and dark browns.
Don’t forget the background! Finish off these fall coloring pages by coloring things in the sky (pale blue/gray) and the ground (golden grass/path/pile of leaves) to give some depth without messing up the visibility of the main elements.