25 Free Fall Coloring Pages to Print
Autumn without the Halloween part: leaves coming down, acorns being hoarded, small animals in knitted scarves getting on with the season. Fall and autumn coloring pages are the same thing here, and this is the page for both. If you want pumpkins with faces, those live on the Halloween pages. This is the quieter end of October.
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Squirrel wearing a scarf
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Squirrel wearing a sweater
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Sleeping deer in a cozy autumn
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Fox wearing a cozy hat and scarf
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Cute squirrel wearing a hat and sweater
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Squirrel holding an acorn in its paws
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Three hedgehogs are surrounded by pumpkins
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Two birds perched on a branch
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Cup of steaming hot coffee
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Mouse sits among autumn leaves
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Fox wearing a scarf
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Hedgehog holding a basket of acorns
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Baby deer stands in a forest
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Badger stands in a forest
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Two squirrels holding acorns in a forest
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Bear sits on a wooden bench
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Maple leaf
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Apple with a stem and leaf
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Acorn with a leafy cap
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Cute sunflower with a smiling face
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Scarecrow stands in a field
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Pumpkin with a curly stem and leaves
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Cute squirrel holding an acorn
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Basket filled with apples
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Leafy wreath with a central star-like pattern
Autumn leaves are drawn with their veins in, so there is something to do beyond filling one big orange shape, and the difficulty spreads nicely across the page. A three-year-old can manage the acorns; an adult with fineliners can lose an hour in a single maple leaf.
Every drawing is a free printable PDF and prints at 300 dpi on any paper size, US Letter and A4 included. No sign-up, no watermark.
Printing your fall coloring pages
Are these fall coloring pages really free?
Yes. No account, no email address, and nothing written across the leaves. Download the PDF and print it as many times as the season demands.
What paper size should I print on?
Whichever you own. The browser's print dialog hides the list under More settings: US Letter at 8.5 by 11 inches, A4 at 210 by 297 millimeters, and everything else your printer knows. All of it comes out at 300 dpi.
Are these the same as the Halloween pages?
No, and that is deliberate. Nothing here has a face carved into it. Leaves, acorns, mushrooms, squirrels in knitted scarves. If you want jack-o'-lanterns and ghosts, those live on the Halloween pages.
How much detail is in a leaf?
More than you would expect. The veins are drawn in rather than suggested, so a single maple leaf is thirty or forty small areas. That is what makes these work for an adult and still leaves the acorns simple enough for a toddler.
Can I use these in my classroom?
Yes. Autumn units, leaf identification, seasonal displays: print a class set and you do not need to ask us. Selling the files or reposting them elsewhere is the only thing off limits.
What kind of paper works best?
Thin veins hold up better on paper with some weight. Copy paper is fine for pencils; for markers or a wet brush, 120 gsm stops the lines spreading into each other.