Are you ready to let your imagination run wild? Our zombie coloring pages are full of silly monster faces that are perfect for those who love Halloween. With this printable collection, you will be able to choose from a range of different characters such as a friendly stitched zombie saying hello, a pirate exploring a treasure map, or even a surfer trying his luck on a curling wave.
Whether you’re looking for simple shapes for little ones or intricate patterns with tiny stitches, tangled branches, and spooky faces, there’s something here for everyone! Print out a couple of these sheets and take them along next time it rains outside, make it one of your classroom activities during the Halloween season, or just chill out and have some fun during the breaks at parties.
Free Printable Zombie Coloring Pages
These are all free printable zombie coloring pages in PDF format! (Size of each page: A4)
Before printing, you might need to select the “Fit to Page” option from print preview to make sure that no part will go beyond the printer margin.
You can easily color broad areas using crayons, but you can use colored pencils when drawing exposed brains, flower petals, small things like clothes, etc.
If you are going to paint these coloring pages by using markers, then it’s better to place an extra piece of paper beneath this to keep away any spilled ink on your beautiful paintings!
Our Favorite Ways to Color Zombie
Turn those colored-in zombie coloring sheets into Halloween decor, little gifts or props for pretend play with just paper scraps and some items you have on hand in your craft drawer!
1. Make a Friendly Monster Door Sign
Color our waving zombie with green cheeks and a bright shirt! Glue this piece to cardstock and then write down your name next to the monster.
Then you will want to create a fun paper border for this awesome Halloween decoration idea!
Afterwards, punch 2 holes on the top of the page and thread some yarn through them! Then you can easily hang your cute Halloween sign right off your bedroom door!
2. Build a Spooky Graveyard Scene
Next, choose which zombie you want to paint. Perhaps one who appears to be wandering past tilted gravestones. Use gray pencils to draw the stonework and try using either purple or dark blue tones for the sky on an overcast night.
Glue your completed drawing onto black construction paper with enough space along all sides to leave room for torn pieces of paper that will represent grass, as well as some space at the bottom for a yellow-colored moon. Leave some room beneath the character’s face so you won’t have to cover up any of the carefully colored details when adding grass.
3. Create a Zombie Puppet Show
Create a fun paper puppet of a zombie pirate or tiny librarian.
Color your character and cut along the lines (you can get help with this step). You will then need to tape a craft stick behind your character so that the handle is low enough for little hands.
Then you can make a stage out of a cereal box and assign each undead creature a funny voice and a small problem to solve, like “Help us find our missing book.”
4. Decorate a Halloween Treat Bag
Color a zombie with an offer to provide a brain-shaped cupcake (and you’ll have to cut out some zombies for that!)
Then you can trim around the picture and glue it on the front of a paper treat bag. You’ll need to let your glue dry before you fill them up, but if they’re going to be filled anyway, just decorate all of them!
You can add some orange dots and tiny bats around the edge and write your recipients’ names close by the handle.
Try these zombie coloring pages, whether it’s Halloween or not. Pick your favorite ones and get your colors together. You want every little monster to have their own personality after all!