28 Free Spider Coloring Pages to Print
Smiling round spiders rather than anatomically convincing ones, and a good number of spider webs, which are the real draw here.
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Spider wearing a witch hat is painting pumpkins
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Cute pumpkin with legs and antennae
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Two friendly spiders are holding pumpkins
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Spider wearing a witch hat
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Bat and a mouse
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Cute spider wearing a witch hat
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Large spider is climbing on a log
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Spider web with four spiders
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Large spider with four smaller spiders
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Cute spider is painting on an easel
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Cute spider hangs from a thread
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Spider is building a web
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Cute pirate spider holding a treasure chest
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Cute ant holding a magnifying glass
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Spider is reading a book
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Cute spider is sitting in its web
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Spider is sitting on a leaf
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Two snowmen are having tea
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Cute spider playing a violin
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Cute spider in a hard hat
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Cartoon spider is holding a flower
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Cowboy riding a smiling ant
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Group of friendly spiders
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Cute spider is sitting between two mushrooms
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Cartoon spider holds a glowing crystal
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Spider is spinning a web
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Spider sits in its web
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Tarantula spider with baby spiders
A cobweb drawn properly is a lattice of small triangles, and filling one in with a different color per section keeps an eight-year-old quiet for a surprisingly long time. The spiders themselves are simple enough for a much younger child, so a sheet works for two kids at once.
Every drawing is a free printable PDF and prints at 300 dpi on any paper size your printer takes, US Letter and A4 included, with nothing to sign up for.
Printing your spider coloring pages
Are these spider coloring pages really free?
Yes. Download the PDF, print it, and nothing on it will ask you for an email address. No watermark either.
Are they scary?
No, and that is rather the point. The spiders here play violins, wear hard hats and pirate tricorns, paint at easels and hold flowers. If somebody in the house is uneasy about spiders, these are the ones that tend to fix it.
Why are the webs worth printing?
A web drawn properly is a lattice of small triangles, and filling each section a different color occupies an eight-year-old far longer than the spider itself does. Several sheets here are mostly web, which is deliberate.
What paper size should I print on?
Any size. Choose it under More settings in the print dialog. A web fills a large sheet better than a small one, so this is a good page to print big.
Can two children share a sheet?
Often, yes. The spiders themselves are drawn simply enough for a four-year-old, while the web around them holds an older child. It is one of the few subjects here where the same page works at two ages at once.
Can I print a class set?
Yes. A class, a daycare group, a library session, a minibeast unit in spring. Print what you need without asking us. Selling the files or reposting them elsewhere is the only thing off limits.