Holidays · 20 free printables
Holiday Coloring Pages
Everything with a date attached, kept in one drawer so you can find October in October.
- Sheets
- 20
- Paper
- A4 & US Letter
- Resolution
- 300 dpi PDF
- Price
- Free, no account
- Updated
- September 2026
Inside this drawer
4 categories under holidays
Trees with every bauble outlined, gingerbread houses, carol singers, and the quiet pages for the day after.
Pumpkins, cats in witch hats, mummies and ghosts, all drawn cute rather than frightening.
Thirty-five Santas, all busy: down a chimney, in the workshop, on skis, once on a beach.
Eleven turkeys, five of them still standing, plus the pie and the table with everyone around it.
The sheets
20 holiday coloring pages to print
Every sheet downloads as a 300 dpi A4 PDF, or prints straight from the page. Nothing here needs an account, and new drawings are added every day.
A cheerful Santa Claus holds a sack of toys
A cute cat wearing a witch hat cooking in a cauldron
Santa Claus holding a gift box with a puppy
A happy turkey stands between pumpkins
A gingerbread house with a chimney
A cute mummy character holding a bag
Santa Claus feeds reindeer carrots
Pumpkins, apples and a basket
A reindeer and two squirrels decorate a Christmas tree
A cute bat hanging upside down from a tree branch
Santa Claus holds a toy soldier
Basket filled with fruits and vegetables
A snowman wearing a top hat
A cheerful scarecrow stands in a cornfield
Santa Claus climbing down a chimney
A turkey sits on a plate on a table with chairs
A Christmas tree with ornaments
A cute Frankenstein monster stands between two beakers
Santa and Mrs Claus reading the wish list
A boy in a pilgrim hat holds a pumpkin and corn
Holiday sheets get printed in a hurry. Someone remembers on the Thursday that the party is on the Friday, and what they need is twenty pages that print cleanly on whatever paper is in the tray. That is what this drawer is for. The categories currently in it are listed above.
Each holiday keeps its own page
A Halloween bat and a Thanksgiving turkey have nothing to do with each other in November, so nothing here is mixed into a seasonal soup. Inside a holiday, the sheets run from very simple single-object pages up to full scenes with a border to color.
The order changes through the year
Whatever is closest sits at the top. In early October you are not scrolling past spring to reach the pumpkins, and by late November the December drawer has already been restocked. Search volume for Halloween coloring pages climbs from late August; Christmas starts moving in October. The catalogue is stocked to match, and new drawings go up every day.
Printing for a party or a class
Print one sheet first and look at it. Check that the thinnest lines are solid black and that nothing is clipped at the edge, then run the other twenty-nine. Thirty bad copies take the same twenty minutes as thirty good ones. For a mixed group, print three different sheets from the same holiday rather than one sheet thirty times.
Everything is a free A4 PDF at 300 dpi, safe on US Letter, with no account and no watermark. Full details in the printing guide.
Holiday Coloring Pages: questions
When do you add each holiday?
Sheets go up well before the date, because searches for Halloween start climbing in late August and Christmas begins in October. Nothing is taken down afterwards, so a Christmas page is still here in March.
Can I use these for a school party?
Yes. Printing a stack for a classroom, a scout group, a library session or a hospital ward is free and needs no permission. Selling the printed sheets is the line.
Are there non-religious options for December?
Plenty. Snowflakes, penguins, gingerbread, sledging and winter scenes all sit in the Christmas set alongside the nativity sheets, and none of them assume anything.
Which holiday has the most sheets?
Halloween and Christmas, by a wide margin. They are the two dates when a household prints coloring pages by the dozen rather than one at a time.
What paper works for decorations?
160 gsm card stock for anything that gets cut out, hung up or stood on a table. Ordinary copy paper is fine for a sheet that stays flat.
Do you have birthday coloring pages?
Yes, filed in this drawer: cakes, candles, balloons and banner letters to color and cut out. They are the one part of the set with no fixed date.