Get ready to color the undead! We have gathered a thrilling collection of zombie coloring pages, featuring everything from creepy walkers to cartoonish characters. These free printables are perfect for horror fans, Halloween parties, or anyone who loves a good scare. Grab your green crayons, print your favorites, and bring these brain-eaters to life.
Realistic Zombie Walking
Zombie Astronaut in Space
Easy Zombie Face
Halloween Zombie Party
Zombie Girl in a Park
Detailed Zombie Hand
Cool Zombie Skateboarder
Dragon Zombie
Venomous Zombie Attack
Kid-Friendly Zombie
Zombie Tree
Apocalypse Survival
Scary Zombie Chase
Horror Movie Zombie
Undead Horde Invasion
Skull Zombie Leader
Zombie with a Weapon
Saifu the Zombie Warrior
Zack the Zombie Explorer
Zombie Outbreak in the City
Forest of the Zombies
Fire Zombies
Isolated Zombie on a Bridge
Zombie Pirate's Ship
Zombie in the Snow
Underwater Zombie
Zombie at the Zoo
Cowboy Zombie Showdown
Zombie Chef Cooking
Zombie in a Lab
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Activities to Do With Zombie Coloring Pages
Create a “Wanted” Poster
Turn a coloring page into a Wild West-style “Wanted” poster. Color the zombie, cut it out, and glue it onto a piece of tan or brown construction paper. Write “WANTED” at the top and “REWARD: 100 BRAINS” at the bottom. You can even burn the edges of the paper (with adult supervision) to make it look old and weathered.
Design Zombie Masks
Print the “Easy Zombie Face” or “Skull Zombie Leader” on heavy cardstock. After coloring, cut out the eyes and attach a popsicle stick to the bottom or punch holes on the sides for a string. These make fantastic, low-cost masks for Halloween parties or imaginative play at home.
Glow-in-the-Dark Art
Make your zombies truly spooky by using glow-in-the-dark paints or markers. Color the eyes, teeth, and toxic slime areas with neon colors that glow when the lights go out. Tape them to your bedroom wall or the fridge for a creepy nighttime surprise.
Zombie Storytelling Challenge
After coloring a detailed scene, like the “Zombie Outbreak in the City,” write a short story about what is happening in the picture. Give the zombie a name, a backstory, and a mission. This is a great way to combine art with creative writing skills.
DIY Halloween Party Decor
Use these pages to decorate for a spooky season party. Color multiple zombies, cut them out, and string them together to create a garland. You can also tape them to windows to scare trick-or-treaters or use them as placemats for a “zombie diner” themed dinner table.
Pin the Brain on the Zombie
Print a large version of a zombie coloring page and color it in. Draw and cut out separate small “brain” shapes from pink paper. Blindfold players, spin them around, and see who can tape the brain closest to the zombie’s head. It is a fun, undead twist on a classic party game.
FAQs
Are These Coloring Pages Scary for Kids?
We offer a mix of styles. Some pages feature cute, cartoon-like zombies suitable for younger children, while others have detailed, creepier designs better suited for older kids and adults.
What Are the Best Colors for Zombie Skin?
Zombies usually look best in sickly shades. Try using pale green, gray, purplish-blue, or even a decaying yellow. Do not be afraid to mix colors to get that perfect “undead” look.
Can I Use Paint on These Pages?
Yes, but we recommend printing on cardstock or heavy paper if you plan to use wet media like watercolors or acrylics. Standard printer paper works best for crayons, colored pencils, and markers.
How Do I Print These Coloring Pages?
Simply click the download button or link associated with the image you want. Once the file opens, send it to your printer. Ensure your printer settings are set to “Fit to Page” for the best results.
Are Zombies Real?
In movies and books, zombies are reanimated corpses. In real life, the concept comes from Haitian folklore, but scientific zombies (like the ones in movies) do not exist. They are just fun fictional monsters.
Can I Use These for a Classroom Activity?
Absolutely! These coloring pages are great for Halloween class parties, art classes, or writing prompts. Teachers can use them to encourage creativity and storytelling among students.
