Get ready to get creative! We have some super fun monster coloring pages that include everything from cute little teacup creatures to howling werewolves and anything else you could imagine.
Each page includes friendly faces, creepy castles, and lots of busy little creatures doing all sorts of things. From baking cupcakes, tending their favorite flowers, to floating around in outer space, each design has simple outlines perfect for little ones and amazing details such as scales, fur, and cool backgrounds full of trees and forests.
Free Printable Monster Coloring Pages
Free printable monster coloring pages are provided below as PDFs. Print them out on an A4 sheet of paper using the links below! You’ll be able to choose which monster is your favorite from this collection and print it right away.
Before proceeding to print these printable monster coloring pages, please make sure that everything will fit into the margin when you look at its “Print Preview.”
There are both cute ones here (a smiling one-eyed creature) and some spooky stuff (like a mummy carrying a lantern). It’s fun to color all those monsters, but feel free to use additional sheets if you want to experiment with different shades/colors for a single character.
How to Color Monster Pages in 4 Unique Ways
All these colorful ideas can be easily done with few simple supplies, and they allow you to decide which style you would love best—a cute monster, furry creature, or a scary Halloween character!
1. Give a Fluffy Monster Patchwork Fur
Draw a fluffy creature with little horns. Use short crayon strokes of several different colors to create a scruffy look on the animal’s fur (remembering to leave areas clear around the eyes and mouth). Give your creature some purple cheeks, orange eyebrows, and a nice blue belly!
2. Make a Lantern Glow
On your mummy or werewolf coloring sheet, fill the lantern in with pale yellow, then go for the oranges all around the edges of the lantern and some yellows on the hands near it.
Put the strongest colors nearest to the light, so they shine right out!
Now shade in the background with either a dark blue or purple—just start by shading in lightly because we want those nighttime colors to pop but don’t cover over the small bits!
3. Add Spots to a Swamp Creature
Start by painting a frog-like monster or a reed-covered swamp scene on a white background using a light green color.
Use some cotton swabs and dip them into some washable paint for the darker spots of your frog’s skin. While allowing these spots to dry, you can also draw any near details using colored pencils. You could even fill some surrounding space with some brown mud or some blue-colored water to represent this sogginess!
4. Try a Space-Inspired Color Palette
Grab your pink, turquoise, and violet pencils. Pick either the floating astronaut or the creature juggling moons as your subject and start coloring their body!
If you’re using the monster page with eyes, try leaving some of the stars white for contrast on the dark sky background.
Have fun giving these monster coloring pages whatever crazy colors and little details you’d like!