Star Wars coloring pages

Free Printable Star Wars Coloring Pages

Across 28 drawings, you’ll find simple Stormtrooper and Baby Yoda outlines as well as detailed scenes with Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, and the droids. Pick a favorite character for a quick coloring session, or choose a busier picture with armor, a blaster, or a starship to explore.

A film franchise that began in 1977

Star Wars is a film franchise and broader media franchise created by George Lucas in the United States. It began in 1977, and its stories feature heroes, villains, droids, and conflicts fought with blasters and lightsabers. The drawings here bring that mix to the page, from Yoda in a lightsaber fight to Han Solo aiming a blaster and Luke Skywalker standing back-to-back with Obi-Wan Kenobi.

Colors for heroes, droids, and villains

Use familiar colors as a starting point: Yoda’s skin is green, C-3PO is gold, and R2-D2 has a white body with blue details. A Stormtrooper’s armor is white, while Darth Maul’s face has red and black markings. For the Mandalorian’s armor, try silver-gray with dark accents, or invent a new look. Black, deep blue, or violet can suggest the night sky around a ship, while bright colors make a lightsaber stand out.

Choose by age and skill level

The gallery leans toward detailed drawings, so look at the outline and number of small areas before choosing. A three-year-old will usually be more comfortable with a bold, open shape; a seven-year-old may enjoy a character scene with a few extra details. Older kids and adults can take their time with armor, faces, and starship backgrounds.

Easy Star Wars coloring pages for kids

The easy Stormtrooper outline keeps the helmet and armor shapes clear, making it a good starting point for young children learning to stay within lines. The Lego Stormtrooper has a blockier shape that works well with broad crayons. For a cute, gentle choice, try Baby Yoda; its simple figure suits preschoolers and leaves room to choose your own colors.

Detailed Star Wars coloring pages for adults

For a longer project, C-3PO standing inside a starship has fine mechanical details to fill, while the paired C-3PO and R2-D2 drawing gives you two distinct droids to color. The Mandalorian poster and realistic armor invite careful shading across the helmet and plates. R2-D2 and BB-8 offer smaller panels and rounded shapes, while the Millennium Falcon and Kylo Ren fighting in a starship bring more activity into the scene.

Character portraits and action poses suit anyone who likes working slowly. Yoda, Luke, and Rey hold lightsabers, and Han Solo, Leia, Chewbacca, and a firing Stormtrooper bring blasters into their scenes. Darth Maul’s markings need a steady hand; the Ewok in the forest offers a setting to color around a smaller figure. Boba Fett in front of the Death Star and the Star Wars: Battlefront II image give fans larger scenes to personalize.

Print Star Wars Coloring Pages as PDFs

Open the PDF to view a drawing, or select Print to send it straight to a printer, including from a phone. Choose fit to page if a picture looks too large for the paper. Plain paper works well with crayons and colored pencils; thicker paper is useful for markers and careful shading.