Addams Family coloring pages

Free Printable Addams Family Coloring Pages

The collection ranges from close-up portraits and playful family scenes to the mansion, a cemetery, and a full moon. Pick a bold outline for a quick activity, or settle in with a crowded scene where the characters, furniture, and spooky setting give you plenty to color.

Choose by age and skill

For a 3-year-old, look for a large figure with a clear outline and only a few spaces to fill. A 7-year-old may enjoy adding details to a cemetery scene or choosing colors for several family members. Older kids and adults can take their time with portraits and intricate settings.

Easy Addams Family Coloring Pages for Kids

The easy drawings suit younger children and anyone who wants a simple page to finish in one sitting. The Scary Thing outline gives little hands a single bold shape to color, while the chibi Cousin Itt in a fedora has a compact silhouette and a fun hat to decorate. Preschoolers can also try simple Morticia on the staircase or Wednesday under the full moon, with a few larger areas to fill.

The simple Morticia outline and Cousin Itt drawing work well for practicing staying inside the lines. Pugsley in the cemetery brings a small scene to talk about as you color, and Wednesday experimenting with Pugsley can prompt a silly story. For a step between simple outlines and more intricate pictures, choose a medium-detail scene such as Gomez smirking in the cemetery.

Detailed Addams Family Coloring Pages for Adults

Choose a detailed drawing when you want fine spaces, layered scenery, or a portrait to work on slowly. The mansion at 0001 Cemetery Lane has windows, rooflines, and architectural details to shade, while the family portrait brings Morticia, Gomez, Wednesday, Pugsley, Uncle Fester, and Grandmama together. The realistic portrait and Morticia seated in a chair offer folds, faces, and clothing details for careful coloring.

A cartoon family gathered in the cemetery has more figures and background elements to explore. The haunted-house scene has a cute, kawaii look, while Lurch holding Wednesday and Pugsley makes a lively family moment. For another page centered on Wednesday, try Wednesday coloring pages.

Make up a cemetery story

Turn the cemetery and full-moon drawings into a story-making activity. Pick a character, decide what brought them outside after dark, then color the setting to match the scene: a silver moon, shadowy trees, or a path lit by lanterns. Children can take turns adding one sentence to the tale as they finish a section.

For a group activity, give each person a different family member to color, then bring the pages together and invent a shared adventure. You can pair the scene with Halloween coloring pages for more seasonal story ideas.

Choose colors for the family and mansion

Black, charcoal, and deep purple create a shadowy look for the mansion, cemetery, or Morticia's outfit. Add pale gray stone, muted green plants, or a bright full moon to keep the scene from becoming one dark mass. For Wednesday and the rest of the family, choose a limited palette or give each person a contrasting accent color so they stand out in group portraits.

Print Addams Family Coloring Pages as PDFs

Use Open the PDF to open a drawing, or choose Print to send it straight to your printer, including from a phone. Check the print preview and select fit to page so the mansion or full family scene stays within the margins. Thicker paper can help with markers, while colored pencils are handy for the fine details in portraits and architecture.