Stormtrooper coloring pages

Free Printable Stormtrooper Coloring Pages

The gallery ranges from a simple helmet and running chibi figures to sand and snowtroopers, blaster action, and a march in front of an AT-AT. Pick a single trooper for a quick coloring break, or choose a scene with vehicles and surroundings for a longer project.

Who Are the Stormtroopers?

Stormtroopers are a group of fictional characters and part of a fictional military organization in Star Wars. George Lucas created them, and they appear in Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope, Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back, and Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi.

These drawings bring together different versions and settings, including a First Order Elite Stormtrooper, a Shoretrooper, a Snowtrooper, and desert patrols. If you’d like to explore the wider story and its other figures, browse the Star Wars coloring pages too.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

For a 3-year-old, a large helmet outline or a small, simple figure is easier to manage than a busy battle scene. A 7-year-old may enjoy adding color to a trooper on a speeder bike or choosing details in a desert setting. Adults who like careful work can try the close-up armor or the more elaborate scenes.

Easy Stormtrooper Coloring Pages for Kids

The simple Stormtrooper helmet has a clear outline and broad sections, so young children can focus on staying inside the shapes or adding their own patterns. The running chibi and kawaii-style troopers have rounded proportions that make them feel cute and approachable. A speeder bike gives kids a recognizable vehicle to color alongside its rider without requiring a complicated background.

For a first try with blasters, the easy action drawing pairs a trooper with flames, giving children a few bold shapes to fill. The First Order Elite design is another good choice when a child wants armor details but still prefers a single figure.

Detailed Stormtrooper Coloring Pages for Adults

The realistic helmet close-up puts the focus on the armor’s curves and small sections, making it a good fit for fine-tipped pencils or patient shading. In the Star Destroyer scene, the ship’s interior gives the trooper a setting to work through, while the marching group and AT-AT add large shapes and repeated armor details.

Battle scenes suit colorists who enjoy deciding how to handle the ground, distant figures, and action around the troopers. The sandtroopers firing blasters and the trooper beside fallen comrades have more to interpret than a single portrait, so take them one area at a time.

Colors for Armor, Sand, and Snow

White armor with black details is a familiar choice for a classic Stormtrooper look. Use gray to suggest shadow or give the helmet and plates more depth, and leave small pale areas uncolored if you want the armor to look bright.

The setting can guide the rest of the palette. Try warm tans and ocher for sandtroopers in the desert, cool grays and blues for a rainy scene, or muted browns and greens for a battlefield. A chibi figure can also wear unexpected colors if you want a playful version.

Print Stormtrooper Coloring Pages as PDFs

Choose a drawing, then select “Open the PDF” to view its PDF or “Print” to send it directly to a printer; both buttons work from a phone, too. Use fit-to-page if you want the whole scene visible, and thicker paper can help when coloring with markers. Pencils are useful for the small helmet details and gradual shading.