Get some spooky vibes going with our vampire coloring pages! Print out our downloadable images for free, and then start coloring away on those friendly little vampires, dramatic Dracula portraits, castle scenes, bats, pumpkins… and even more!
Whether they’re simple shapes or intricate design details like libraries and mandalas, there are coloring pages here that will keep everyone entertained all day long during an afternoon rain shower. Or maybe your kid’s kindergarten class just needs an awesome educational activity! And if you want to give them something to do right before their first trip to pick up a treat basket of goodies… go ahead and enjoy a nice break with this vampire coloring book ideas.
Free Printable Vampire Coloring Pages
We have created these fun, free vampire printable coloring pages that will keep both kids and adults busy for hours. With cute characters, spooky scenes, and intricate details, our printable coloring pages are perfect for older kids and adults alike.
All of our printable sheets come as free PDF files ready to download. Once you’ve found your favorite printable, simply choose your size (A4 paper), and select your printer’s ‘fit to page’ option when printing to ensure an ideal fit. Make sure to check our coloring page size converter for other options.
3 Creative Coloring Ideas for Vampire Coloring Pages
You’ll be ready to make some simple Halloween decorations and games out of your colored-in vampire pages if you’ve done a couple of these coloring pages!
1. Make a Castle Door Sign
Cut a vampire that’s standing in front of a castle from construction paper and color his cape and the castle stones. Cut out the character and glue him onto some sturdy card stock.
Write your name on the top part of the castle (the big tower), put some bats drawn around the edge, and hang up this cute sign on your bedroom door or classroom cubby using ribbon!
2. Tell a Midnight Story
Color in 3 different scenes (e.g. vampire tends his moon flowers, plays chess with a bat, meets a ghost). Encourage everyone to pick colors that make you think the scenes take place on the same night.
Cut the colorings out and stick them onto separate sheets of paper, leaving room at the bottom for some notes explaining what happened in each scene. Mix up the papers and retell the stories. This is great for learning narrative structure and encouraging creativity! The more absurdly mixed-up the better, too—who could have predicted a cheerful vampire would end up where he did?
3. Create a Halloween Window Display
We love these vampire coloring sheets! They have bold shapes like a smiling face with fangs or even a little vampire peeking out of his coffin. Color them with bright markers and trim around the pictures.
Tape the colorful sheets on your window and add some paper moons and stars. It’s a great way to decorate your house during the night when evening hits (you’ll get tons of compliments)!
Keep these vampire coloring pages close for your next quiet Halloween afternoon.