Free Adult Coloring Pages You’ll Love (Over 100+!)

You’ll love these 100+ free printable adult coloring pages! Get faves including all occasion, nature, quotes, holidays, and more.

Scroll down to the bottom of the post to get a video of something you can make with your coloring pages once they’re complete! It’s a fun craft idea so I’ll let you check it out.

I’m totally obsessed with adult coloring! And free adult coloring pages so that I can practice my craft.

Not so very long ago, I wrote a guide on how to do it – because let me be honest, as an adult I need to be told how to relax. In that guide, I also reviewed various coloring tools and which ones were my favorites.

I’ve been to each of these links personally and have either printed and colored them (or they are on my list). There’s a ton and it’s going to take me awhile to work through of them . . . but that’s what I love!

This list should keep you busy for, well, forever! Visit the links below to download your favorite free coloring pages.

What Paper Should I Use for Printing my Pages?

Standard printer paper is typically 20 – 40 lb. I like to use 60 or 80 lb. paper to print my pages (which is typically at most stores where you’d buy printer paper).

When the paper is a bit thicker, it makes the colors more vibrant. Standard printer paper is very thin!

The 60 or 80 lb. paper is also easier to use in crafts. If I know I’m going to Mod Podge the pages, I might even print them on white cardstock!

What Colored Pencils Should I Use?

It’s funny you should ask, because I’ve tested a bunch of colored pencils myself and found the best colored pencils for adult coloring books (and they work for printables too).

To give you an idea of what to expect, I found the Pentel Arts set of 24 colored pencils to be the best cheap colored pencils. You need to see my other picks though – there are some fun options!

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Now onto the pages! NOTE: You don’t need to pay for any of these pages, however – you might need to sign up for some mailing lists depending on the blog (most are just straight download with no sign up).

There are plenty of options if you don’t feel comfortable signing up for a list, although you can unsubscribe after you get your page. If that doesn’t appeal, you’ll still find something you like I’m sure. You can also check Etsy for some paid, inexpensive options.

Enjoy your freebies!

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Where do you find your favorite pages? Let me know your favorite source in the comments!

Are you ready to get the bonus idea I mentioned at the top of the post? Learn how to make a cute cell phone case with your pages in the video in this post. Just press “PLAY”!