Rick and Morty coloring pages

Rick and Morty Free Printable Coloring Pages

The gallery ranges from Rick lecturing Morty and Beth in the yard to a chase with an alien worm. Pick a quick character portrait, a family scene, or a more intricate picture with a robot, monster, or otherworldly setting.

Create a Rick and Morty Story

Turn a scene into a short storytelling activity before coloring. Ask your child to imagine why Morty is beside a wormhole, what Rick is explaining, or where the group is running; then color the details that help bring that invented adventure to life.

For a group activity, let each person choose one character and add a background that connects everyone’s pictures. A backyard barbecue could lead to an alien encounter, while Mr. Nimbus and his underwater kingdom invite a very different setting.

Meet the Series Behind the Drawings

Rick and Morty is an animated television series from the United States that began in 2013. Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon created it, and the drawings feature members of the Smith family, including Rick Sanchez, Morty, Beth, Jerry, and Summer.

The gallery also includes figures such as Mr. Meeseeks, Birdperson, Squanchy, and Noob Noob, along with Snuffles, the dog shown in a space helmet or a mech suit. Those familiar names can help children recognize who is in a scene and make up a story around the expressions, costumes, and strange encounters.

Choose by Age and Detail

For a three-year-old, a page with a large, clear outline is often easier to manage than a crowded scene. A seven-year-old may enjoy adding colors to a group picture or following the action in an alien chase, while teens and adults can take on smaller details and layered backgrounds. The middle-detail drawings, including the posters and robot scenes, suit a coloring session that calls for more focus without a highly intricate design.

Easy Rick and Morty Coloring Pages for Kids

The simpler drawings give young fans recognizable shapes to color, including Summer, Beth in the yard, and an easy outline of Rick. Jerry in a closet and Morty with pursed lips offer clear expressions to talk about, while Rick lecturing Morty makes a small scene with an obvious story. The group portrait of Rick, Morty, Summer, and Beth lets kids choose a different color for each family member.

Noob Noob and Jessica in her school uniform add more faces from the series without making the page feel too busy. Cute Snuffles in a space helmet is a fun pick for a child who likes animals and space themes.

Detailed Rick and Morty Coloring Pages for Adults

For a longer coloring session, choose the detailed art with crowded scenes, elaborate costumes, or unusual settings. Evil Morty’s eye patch, Squanchy’s wild-cat features, and Snuffles in a mech suit give you smaller areas to work through; the barbecue scene and the group portrait bring several figures together.

Mr. Nimbus in an underwater kingdom gives the background room to stand out, while the sinking couch scene and the trippy Pickle Rick image invite bold, contrasting color choices. The alien chase and the castle-building scene with Jerry and Gearhead also reward careful attention to the figures and their surroundings. For more intricate designs beyond this series, browse adult coloring pages.

Print Rick and Morty Coloring Pages as PDFs

Open the PDF to see the page, or choose Print to send it straight to your printer; both buttons work from a phone, too. Use fit to page if the drawing looks cropped in the preview. Regular paper works well with colored pencils, while thicker paper is a better choice for markers and for the finer details in the more crowded scenes.