

Mario coloring pages
Choose from Mario coloring pages with familiar faces, action scenes, and playful details. Every page is free, no account is needed, and each drawing opens as a PDF ready to print. The collection includes simpler pictures for young colorers as well as more detailed scenes for anyone who wants a longer project.


Running Super Mario

Yoshi And Mario Coloring In For Kids

Mario In Tunnel To Color

Mario Flying On Yoshi With Super Star

Waluigi And Wario Coloring Page

Super Smash Bros Coloring Page

Jumping Super Mario To Color

Easy Flying Mario For Kids

Super Mario Brothers Coloring Page
Retro Mario And Goomba Pixel Coloring

Peach And Mario Coloring Sheet

Mario Vs Goomba Coloring Sheet For Kids

Mario Holding Up Bowser Coloring

Super Mario And Yoshi Coloring
Pixelated Super Mario Coloring Page

Mario Kart Coloring Page

Mario Kart Coloring In For Kids

Mario And Rosalina Coloring Picture

Mario And Luigi Jumping Coloring In

Mario And Luigi Battling Boo To Color

Mario, Yoshi, Luigi And Peach Coloring In

Mario, Luigi, And Bullet Bill

Mario Riding Yoshi Coloring For Kids

Mario And Peach Coloring Page For Kids

Paper Mario Coloring Page

Mario Lego Coloring With Daisy And Luigi

Mario And Koopa Troopa Coloring Page

Mario And Dragon Coloring In

Mario Running From Bullet Bill Coloring

Flying Mario With Wings

Easy Paper Mario Coloring In

Easy Mario Coloring Sheet

Easy Mario And Toad Coloring Page

Donkey Kong And Mario Coloring Picture

Cute Baby Mario Coloring For Preschoolers

Coloring PAge Of Sonic And Mario

Coloring Page Of Giant Mario

Mario Jumping Out Of Tunnel

Mario And Bowser Coloring For Kids

Mario And Boo Coloring Sheet

Baby Mario And Bowser Coloring For Kids

Super Mario Movie Poster Coloring Sheet

Mario And Donkey Kong Coloring Page

Lego Mario Coloring Sheet For Kids
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See the other collectionsFree printable Mario coloring pages
The gallery brings Mario together with Luigi, Yoshi, Princess Peach, Toad, Bowser, and other familiar figures. Pick a quick picture of Mario flying with a Super Star, or settle in with a kart scene, a tunnel escape, or a group jumping together. The mix makes it easy to find a scene that suits the time and attention you have.
Colors for Mario and his friends
Mario’s red cap and shirt stand out against blue overalls, while Luigi is easy to distinguish in green. Try a bright green for Yoshi, a warm yellow for a Super Star, and contrasting colors for the racers and scenery. These are useful starting points, not rules; children can give a familiar scene a surprising palette or add their own colors to the tunnel, track, and sky.
For a picture with several figures, color each character before filling in the background. That keeps Mario, Yoshi, and the other faces easy to pick out, even in a busy race or group scene.
Choose by age and coloring level
Think about the size of the shapes and how many small areas need coloring. A younger child may enjoy a picture with a clear outline and one main figure, while older kids and adults can take on scenes with several characters, vehicles, or background details.
Easy Mario coloring pages for kids
For a 3-year-old, start with the giant Mario picture or the simple Mario and Toad scene, where the main shapes are easy to recognize. A 7-year-old might enjoy Mario riding Yoshi or flying with a Super Star, with more room to choose colors and make up an adventure. Baby Mario and Bowser bring a cute, playful contrast for preschoolers, while the pixel-style Goomba picture is a fun change from smooth outlines.
Medium Mario scenes
Choose a middle-level picture when you want a little more to work on without filling every part of the page with detail. Mario and Boo, Mario beside Peach, or Mario facing a Goomba give kids a scene to color and talk about. The pictures with Koopa Troopa, Rosalina, or Wario and Waluigi are good for practicing how different costumes and shapes stand out from one another.
Detailed Mario coloring pages for adults
For adults or patient older colorers, try the Mario Kart scene, where racers, vehicles, and track details invite careful shading. Mario running from Bullet Bill and jumping out of a tunnel make action-filled compositions with more areas to work through. The movie poster, the group with Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, and Peach, and the Paper Mario picture are also rewarding choices when you want to spend longer on a single page.
Who is Mario?
Mario is a fictional human character created by Shigeru Miyamoto. He appears in Mario, Super Smash Bros., and Donkey Kong Jr., so the gallery can bring together scenes from different settings and styles. In the pictures, Luigi, Yoshi, Peach, and Bowser help tell the story at a glance; you can explore more pages featuring Luigi, Princess Peach, or Bowser when you want to focus on one of them.
Print Mario coloring pages as PDFs
Open the drawing you want, then choose “Open the PDF” to view its file or “Print” to send it straight to a printer. Both buttons work from a phone, so you can pick and print a page without switching devices. In the print settings, use fit to page if the image looks too large; thicker paper can help with markers, while colored pencils work well for small details.





