Love is in the air. Celebrate with our collection of free Valentine’s Day coloring pages. We have everything from simple hearts and flowers to detailed romantic scenes featuring cupids and lovebirds. These sheets are perfect for kids of all ages (and adults too). Grab your crayons, print your favorites, and enjoy some festive coloring fun.
Happy Heart Parade
Gnome Holding a Heart
Artistic Heart Patterns
Gnome's Valentine Picnic
Dinosaur with a Love Letter
Heart Coloring Medley
Loving Koala Couple
Kawaii Heart Balloons
Married Birds on a Branch
Teddy Bear Hug
Giant Heart Lollipop
Roses in a Vase
Celebration with Heart Balloons
Gift Box Surprise
Girl with a Valentine Card
Boy with a Bouquet
Chocolate Heart Box
Lovebirds in a Cage
Heart-Shaped Cookies on a Plate
Heart Lock
Heart-Shaped Clouds
Kitten with a Yarn Heart
Dancing Heart Characters
Love Potion Bottle
Bunny Holding a Carrot Heart
Loving Robot with a Heart Screen
Monkey with a Heart
Heart-Shaped Pizza Slice
Friendly Ghost
Dragon Holding a Heart
Heart Patched Scarecrow
Butterfly with Heart Wings
Spider Spinning a Heart Web
Kawaii Toaster Popping Heart Toast
Sunflower with Heart
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Activities to Do With Valentine’s Day Coloring Pages
Don’t let the fun stop once the coloring is done. You can upcycle these sheets into creative crafts and gifts. Here are some of our favorite ideas to keep the love going.
DIY Greeting Cards
Turn your coloring pages into personalized Valentine’s cards. Adjust your printer settings to print two or four images per page (scale them down to 50% or 25%). Once colored, cut them out and glue them onto folded cardstock. Write a sweet message inside for a grandparent, teacher, or best friend.
Festive Party Bunting
Decorate your home or classroom with a “heart parade.” Print out several of the heart-themed pages or the “Happy Heart Parade” sheet. After coloring, cut out the individual hearts or characters. Punch a small hole in the top of each one and string them onto a colorful ribbon. Hang your new bunting across the mantle or doorway.
Custom Wrapping Paper
Do you have small gifts to give? The pattern-heavy pages (like “Artistic Heart Patterns” or “Heart Coloring Medley”) make excellent wrapping paper for small boxes. Color the entire sheet with bright markers, wrap your gift, and tie it off with a red bow. It adds a personal touch that store-bought paper just can’t match.
Laminated Placemats
This is a great activity for a Valentine’s Day breakfast or party. Have your kids color their favorite scene, perhaps the “Gnome’s Valentine Picnic” or “Teddy Bear Hug.” Run the finished sheets through a laminator. Now you have durable, wipeable placemats that make mealtime festive.
Suncatchers
Turn paper into “stained glass.” Color the pages using markers (crayons won’t work for this). Once finished, lightly rub a cotton ball dipped in baby oil over the back of the paper. The oil turns the paper translucent. Tape the sheet to a sunny window and watch the light glow through the colors.
Jigsaw Puzzles
Turn a coloring page into a game. Glue the finished artwork onto a piece of thin cardboard (a cereal box works perfectly). Cut the picture into random interlocking shapes. Mix up the pieces and challenge your child to put their masterpiece back together.
FAQs
How Do I Print These Coloring Pages?
Printing is easy. Simply click on the image or the link provided for the coloring page you want. This will open the high-resolution PDF file. From there, use your browser’s print function or download the file to print later.
What Is the Best Paper to Use?
For general coloring with crayons or colored pencils, standard printer paper (20lb) works great. If you plan to use markers, watercolors, or glitter glue, we recommend using cardstock or a heavier weight paper to prevent bleed-through.
Are These Coloring Pages Free?
Yes, all the coloring pages on our site are completely free for personal and educational use. Feel free to print as many copies as you need for your family, classroom, or community group.
Can Adults Color These Pages?
Absolutely. Coloring is a fantastic stress-reliever for people of all ages. We have included several intricate designs, such as the “Artistic Heart Patterns” and detailed floral vases, specifically with adults and older children in mind.
Can I Share These Images Online?
We love it when you share your colored masterpieces. You can share photos of your finished work on social media. However, please do not redistribute the uncolored PDF files directly; instead, link back to this article so others can download them for free.
Do You Have Other Holiday Coloring Pages?
Yes, we have a vast library of coloring pages for almost every holiday, including Christmas, Halloween, Easter, and Thanksgiving. Check out our main coloring pages category to explore more themes.
