Alien coloring pages

Alien Free Printable Coloring Pages

This collection ranges from waving aliens and tiny spaceships to abductions, laboratories, and the Xenomorph from the Alien film. Pick a familiar cartoon, a friendly visitor, or a busy scene to suit the time and mood.

Color ideas for aliens

There’s no single color choice for an imaginary visitor from space. Try green, gray, or purple skin, then give a UFO silver panels, glowing windows, or bright beams. For a five-eyed alien, different colors around the eyes make its unusual face easy to follow.

Build a larger palette around the setting. Deep blue and black can suggest outer space, while a planet, mushroom patch, or jungle lets you add warmer greens and reds. A mandala or constellation scene can look striking with a small group of colors repeated throughout.

Alien as a science-fiction film

Alien is a 1979 science-fiction film directed by Ridley Scott. Its Xenomorph is a very different kind of visitor from the cute, waving aliens elsewhere in this collection, so the film-inspired drawing can suit someone looking for a more dramatic subject.

The film’s crew includes Ellen Ripley, Ash, Parker, Lambert, Dallas, Kane, and Brett. Knowing their names can help fans connect the Xenomorph image with the film, while younger colorists may prefer the rounded faces and playful UFO scenes.

Choosing alien coloring pages by age and skill

Choose by the amount of space and detail in the drawing, rather than age alone. A young child may enjoy a large face or a single spacecraft, while an older child or adult may want small patterns, layered scenery, and more choices to fill.

Easy alien coloring pages for kids

For a 3-year-old, start with a simple three-eyed alien, a gray visitor beside a UFO, or a chibi figure holding a star. Large shapes are easier for little hands to color, and the star or spaceship gives the picture an obvious focal point.

A 7-year-old might enjoy Marvin the Martian, a Ben 10 alien, the Toy Story aliens, or a UFO’s force field. These familiar figures offer a little more to color without making the whole page feel crowded.

Cute alien coloring pages

Try a waving visitor, a baby alien holding starry balloons, or a kawaii pilot in a tiny spaceship for friendly expressions and rounded shapes. A five-eyed alien or Baby Yoda gives kids a chance to experiment with unusual features while keeping the mood light.

Detailed alien coloring pages for adults

For adults who enjoy intricate coloring, the Alien mandala, the Xenomorph, and the Predator image have tighter shapes and more room for careful shading. A scientist in a space laboratory or an alien mapping constellations adds equipment, stars, and background details to work through.

Other scenes invite a longer look: a four-handed furry alien, an explorer in a jungle, or a visitor talking with an astronaut. Choose one main color for the alien, then shade the crater, mushrooms, or spacecraft around it so the central figure stands out.

Print Alien Coloring Pages as PDFs

Each drawing has an “Open the PDF” button to open its file and a “Print” button to print directly, including from a phone. Choose fit to page in your print settings so the whole UFO or background stays visible. Thicker paper works well with markers, while colored pencils are handy for small details in the mandala or laboratory.