Diwali coloring pages
Diya lamps, rangoli patterns, fireworks and sweets. Free Diwali coloring pages for the festival of lights.
Free diwali coloring pages to print
Diwali is the Hindu festival of lights, celebrated by families in India and around the world. These pages show diya lamps, rangoli designs, lanterns and festive sweets.
Activity ideas
Rangoli pages are a lovely way to try the patterns families draw on the floor at Diwali. Color them in bright colors, just like the real powdered designs.
- Color a rangoli pattern with the brightest colors you have.
- Make a Diwali card with a colored diya.
- Learn why lights are so important during Diwali.
Inside this collection
There are 8 free Diwali coloring pages here. Each one prints on US Letter or A4, saves as a PDF or can be colored online.
- Diya lamp: Kids can color a diya lamp on paper or online. One of our free Diwali coloring sheets with clear, closed shapes. (ages 3–8, easy)
- Candle row: Kids can color a candle row on paper or online. One of our free Diwali coloring sheets with clear, closed shapes. (ages 3–8, easy)
- Diwali sweets: Kids can color diwali sweets on paper or online. One of our free Diwali coloring sheets with clear, closed shapes. (ages 3–8, easy)
- Family lighting diyas: This printable shows a family lighting diyas. Simple, clean outlines on white, part of our Diwali coloring pages collection. (ages 3–8, easy)
- Fireworks for Diwali: Kids can color fireworks for Diwali on paper or online. One of our free Diwali coloring sheets with clear, closed shapes. (ages 3–8, easy)
- Lantern: This printable shows a lantern. Simple, clean outlines on white, part of our Diwali coloring pages collection. (ages 3–8, easy)
- Rangoli pattern: A rangoli pattern, drawn with thick outlines and big spaces to color. A free Diwali coloring page for kids. (ages 10+, hard)
- Rangoli with peacocks: Color a rangoli with peacocks with crayons, markers or paint. Bold lines and large shapes make this Diwali page easy for kids. (ages 3–8, easy)
Questions parents ask
When is Diwali?
Diwali usually falls in October or November. The date changes each year.
Are these pages suitable for school?
Yes. They are great for lessons on festivals around the world.





