Bat coloring pages

Bat pictures to print and color

Bats are often linked with Halloween, but they are fascinating animals too. These pages include friendly cartoon bats for Halloween and simpler pictures that work well in a science lesson about nocturnal animals.

Make more of your coloring time

Share a few bat facts as you color: bats are the only mammals that can truly fly, and many eat insects or help plants by spreading seeds.

• Learn one bat fact for each bat on the page.
• Hang a colored bat upside down from a string.
• Color the night sky with dark blue and purple.

Inside this collection

There are 8 free bat coloring pages here. Each one prints on US Letter or A4, saves as a PDF or can be colored online.

• Baby bat: Kids can color a baby bat on paper or online. One of our free bats coloring sheets with clear, closed shapes. (ages 3–8, easy)
• Bat family: Kids can color a bat family on paper or online. One of our free bats coloring sheets with clear, closed shapes. (ages 3–8, easy)
• Bat garland: A bat garland, drawn with thick outlines and big spaces to color. A free bats coloring page for kids. (ages 3–8, easy)
• Bat hanging upside down: Color a bat hanging upside down with crayons, markers or paint. Bold lines and large shapes make this bats page easy for kids. (ages 3–8, easy)
• Bat in a cave: A bat in a cave, drawn with thick outlines and big spaces to color. A free bats coloring page for kids. (ages 3–8, easy)
• Bats flying across the moon: This printable shows bats flying across the moon. Simple, clean outlines on white, part of our bats coloring pages collection. (ages 3–8, easy)
• Cute bat with a pumpkin: Kids can color a cute bat with a pumpkin on paper or online. One of our free bats coloring sheets with clear, closed shapes. (ages 3–8, easy)
• Fruit bat with a banana: Kids can color a fruit bat with a banana on paper or online. One of our free bats coloring sheets with clear, closed shapes. (ages 3–8, easy)