League of Legends coloring pages

Free, printable League of Legends coloring pages

This collection brings together champion portraits, battle scenes, and cute chibi drawings. Pick a simple outline of Senna and Yasuo, or spend longer on Jinx, Leona, Gwen, and other figures with more intricate details.

What is League of Legends?

League of Legends is a video game developed by Riot Games and released in 2009. It is also an esports discipline, so the collection may appeal to fans who enjoy the game as well as people who simply like its bold fantasy designs.

The drawings feature champions including Sona, Brand, Aatrox, Ahri, Akali, Alistar, Amumu, and Anivia, alongside Jinx, Lux, Yasuo, and others. The pages focus on recognizable figures, clothing, weapons, and poses rather than asking you to know the game’s story. That makes them easy to choose for a fan or a curious first-time colorist.

Choose by age and coloring level

Most of the drawings have plenty of detail, but there are also simpler outlines and a few designs between the two. Let the amount of small areas guide your choice, especially if a child is still working on pencil control.

Easy League of Legends coloring pages for kids

For a 3-year-old, start with the clear outlines of Senna and Yasuo or a chibi figure with a larger, simpler shape. These easier pages leave room for broad strokes and are less tiring for little hands. A 7-year-old may enjoy trying Teemo the Swift Scout or Jhin, which offer more to color without requiring the same patience as the densest drawings.

Cute chibi champion drawings

The chibi Jinx and Lux designs have compact proportions that make them approachable and fun to personalize. Kawaii chibi Kai’Sa gives you another playful option, with a character pose that can inspire a made-up expression or outfit color scheme. These drawings suit kids who like a softer, more cartoon-like look.

Detailed League of Legends coloring pages for adults

For adults and older kids who enjoy fine work, choose one of the richly detailed illustrations. Leona’s armor, Gwen’s seamstress-inspired look, and Jayce’s equipment give you small sections to shade carefully, while Janna’s flowing forms invite smoother color transitions. Jinx appears in several action poses with Pow-Pow and the Zapper, so you can take time on her gear and the movement of the scene. Other intricate choices include Katarina fighting with daggers, pirate Ekko, Kayn, Orianna, Winterblessed Diana, and Ahri with Grave.

Invent a champion scene

Use a finished drawing to start a short story together. Decide where Jinx is headed with Pow-Pow, what has brought Katarina into a fight, or what might happen when Ahri and Grave meet. Each person can color a different detail, then add a setting such as a battlefield, a stormy sky, or a place of your own invention.

For a quieter activity, pick two champions and give each a distinct set of colors. Ask a child to explain which colors feel right for the character, then make a new scene that brings the two drawings together.

Print League of Legends coloring pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a drawing, or tap “Print” to send it directly to your printer; both buttons work from a phone. Use the fit-to-page setting if the outline looks too large for the paper. Thicker paper can help with markers, while colored pencils work well for small areas such as armor, weapons, and costume details.