Easter Coloring Pages Maker
Every press of New design decorates new Easter eggs. Or switch to the bunny, chick, basket and lamb pictures.
How to make Easter egg coloring pages
The page opens with ‘Easter egg designer’ selected. Use the chips at the top to switch to the ‘Easter’ pictures.
- Choose a design type. Keep ‘Easter egg designer’ for eggs, or pick ‘Easter’ for pictures such as Easter bunny, Chick, Easter basket, or Lamb.
- For eggs, set ‘Eggs per page’ to 1 big egg, 2, 3 (the default), 4, or 6.
- Pick a ‘Pattern style’: Surprise me, Bands and stripes, Zigzags and diamonds, Flowers, Polka dots, Hearts, Mixed patterns, or ‘Blank egg (design your own)’.
- Turn on ‘Grass and flowers’ if you want a strip of grass with small flowers under each row of eggs.
- For pictures, choose a ‘Layout’ (one big picture, 2, 4, or 6 per page, or a folding card), pick a ‘Backdrop’, and decide whether to keep ‘Show the greeting’ on.
- Open ‘Page settings’ and set the Paper, Orientation, Line weight, and Page border. Add a title or a name line if you want them, then set ‘Number of pages’ from 1 to 30.
- Press ‘New design’ to make a new page with the same settings.
Press ‘Print’ to print only the coloring pages. ‘Download PDF’ saves all pages as one PDF, while ‘Download PNG’ and ‘Download SVG’ save page 1 only. ‘Copy link’ gives you an address that reopens the same page, and ‘Color it online’ opens the same picture in the site’s online coloring tool.
Can I get blank eggs to design my own?
Yes. Choose ‘Blank egg (design your own)’ in ‘Pattern style’. The egg outlines are left empty, so you can add your own stripes, dots, names, or drawings. Decorating eggs is an old spring and Easter custom, and the egg is a symbol of new life, so blank eggs suit a craft session where everyone wants to decorate their own.
How many eggs fit on a page?
You choose the number with ‘Eggs per page’: 1 big egg, 2, 3, 4, or 6. The default is 3. Fewer eggs give each one more room for detail, while 6 eggs make a dense sheet of small designs. Each egg is divided into 4 to 6 bands, and every band gets its own pattern, so the egg size controls how much detail fits inside each band. Turning on ‘Grass and flowers’ adds a strip under each row of eggs, which takes up some of the page.
Are there religious Easter pages?
Yes. The Easter cross picture shows a simple cross on a hill with lilies and a sunrise. It has no figures, which makes it suitable for church and Sunday school use. The other pictures, such as the lamb, the butterfly, and the egg, are general spring and Easter images that fit family and school activities.
Can I make an Easter card?
Yes. Choose the ‘Folding card’ layout under the ‘Easter’ pictures, or use the ‘Folding card’ quick style. One half has the picture with the headline ‘Happy Easter’ (or your own words in ‘Headline’); the other half has ‘To:’ and ‘From:’ lines and a box for a message. Print the sheet and fold it on the dashed line.
Is it free?
Yes. The tool is free and needs no sign-up. It runs in your web browser, and nothing you create is uploaded. You can print the pages or download them as a PDF, PNG, or SVG without paying.
Can I color it online?
Yes. Press ‘Color it online’ to open the same picture in the site’s online coloring tool. If you prefer paper, press ‘Print’ or a download button instead. ‘Copy link’ lets you return to the same design later.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to make an account?
No. The tool works without a sign-up. Open the page, choose your settings, and print or download your pages.
Are the pictures copied from other websites?
No. Every picture is drawn by the site’s own code, so no images are copied from other websites or picture collections.
Are there cartoon characters in the pictures?
No. The pictures do not include cartoon characters from films or TV. They are simple shapes such as eggs, bunnies, chicks, and flowers.
Which Easter pictures are included?
There are 12 pictures: Easter bunny, Chick, Easter basket, Carrot, Lamb, Easter eggs, Easter cross, Bunny, Egg, Nest, Butterfly, and Tulip.
What does the Line weight setting change?
Line weight sets the outline thickness to Thin, Medium, or Thick. Thick lines are easier for younger children to color inside, while thin lines suit detailed work.
Can I make a different egg page for every child?
Yes. Set ‘Number of pages’ up to 30. Each page gets its own patterns, and all pages go into one PDF or one print job.
Can I add a name to each page?
Yes. Turn on ‘Add a name line’ under ‘Page settings’ to add a line where the colorist can write a name. It is useful when several children share a set of pages.
Related tools
- St. Patrick’s Day coloring pages: Use these for a spring holiday with shamrocks and green themes.
- Flower coloring pages: Use these when you want more flower designs beyond the Easter tulip and grass.
- Animal coloring pages: Use these for more animal outlines like the bunny, chick, and lamb.
- Easy coloring pages for kids: Use these for simple, bold outlines that suit young children.
- Mandala coloring pages: Use these for detailed, repeating patterns for older colorists.
- Word and name coloring pages: Use these to make outlined words or names for a card or classroom display.
- Color online: Use this to color pages directly in your browser without printing.
- Color by number printables: Use these for a structured activity where each number matches a color.