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24 reviewed printables

Fall Coloring Pages

Pumpkins, acorns, maple leaves, harvest baskets and woodland animals for autumn. Simple pages suit kids, and detailed harvest scenes suit adults who color to relax.

  • 24 printable pages
  • 2 PDF books
  • 12 easy
  • 12 detailed
  • 12 for kids
  • 12 for adults
  • A4 & US Letter PDF

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About these fall coloring pages

Autumn on this page comes in two very different moods. The simple half is made of smiling characters on a white page: an oak leaf beside an acorn, a lone maple leaf, two acorns leaning shoulder to shoulder, a pear next to an apple, a basket of apples with faces and a squirrel hugging its acorn. These have thick outlines and almost nothing in the background. The detailed half fills the sheet from edge to edge for adults and older teens. There is a wreath of oak leaves around an apple basket, an owl framed by an oval of tiny leaves, a fox asleep on a fringed blanket, pumpkins buried in sunflowers, a tea table with cinnamon sticks, a wheelbarrow heaped with pumpkins and corn, a cottage between leafy trees and a river valley with geese overhead. Several subjects appear in both halves, so a parent and child can color the same thing side by side: a squirrel with an acorn, pumpkins, mushrooms, an umbrella in the rain. Acorns and fallen leaves are scattered through almost every detailed design as small fill shapes.

Coloring tips

  • Real maple leaves run from yellow through orange to deep red, often on one leaf, so try blending two of those colors outward from the stem.
  • Oak leaves tend to turn russet and brown rather than bright red; saving your browns for oak leaves and acorns keeps them apart from the maples.
  • On the crowded harvest designs, color every pumpkin first, then the sunflowers, then the leaves, so each repeated shape gets one consistent color before you move on.
  • Acorns are green while they grow and brown once they fall; making the textured cap a shade darker than the nut helps it stand out.
  • In the river landscape, keep the far hills and trees pale and grayish and save the strongest color for the leaves at the front.

What you will find

Smiling fall friends

Leaves, acorns and fruit drawn with little faces and thick lines, for preschoolers and the early grades.

  • An oak leaf lying beside an acorn.
  • A maple leaf with broad, simple veins.
  • Two acorns with simple caps.
  • A pear next to an apple.
  • A simple mushroom next to an acorn.
  • A basket holding three apples.

Woodland animals

An owl, a sleeping fox, a hedgehog and two squirrels, one plain and one surrounded by mushrooms and leaves, so the same animal works at two levels.

  • An owl perched on an oak branch with leaves and acorns, inside an oval frame of small autumn leaves.
  • A fox curled up on a patterned blanket, surrounded by maple leaves, acorns, berries and spotted mushrooms.
  • A squirrel holding an acorn beside a hollow tree stump, with scattered acorns, oak leaves and mushrooms.
  • A squirrel holding an acorn.
  • A friendly hedgehog beside a leaf.

Harvest arrangements

Pumpkins, corn, sunflowers and apples piled into wreaths, a wheelbarrow and a symmetrical display, with the most small spaces of any group here.

  • A woven harvest basket full of apples and pears, framed by a round wreath of oak leaves with maple leaves and acorns.
  • A dense autumn cluster of ribbed pumpkins, sunflowers, maple and oak leaves, and acorns.
  • A wheelbarrow loaded with pumpkins and ears of corn, surrounded by sunflower heads, leaves and acorns.
  • A symmetrical harvest display of sunflower heads, ears of corn, gourds, maple leaves and acorns.
  • An autumn still life with a teapot, two teacups, a folded napkin, apples, maple leaves, cinnamon sticks and acorns.

Autumn outdoors

A cottage in the woods, a river winding toward distant hills and a forest floor of mushrooms and ferns, for long relaxed sessions.

  • A small cabin in the woods surrounded by trees, falling leaves and pumpkins under a few clouds.
  • Geese flying over a winding autumn river, with leafy trees, distant pines and drifting leaves.
  • Patterned woodland mushrooms among fern fronds, fallen leaves, pinecones and acorns.

Rainy days

Patterned rain boots with a closed umbrella for adults, and an open umbrella over two leaves for kids.

  • A pair of lace-up rain boots next to a closed umbrella, surrounded by fallen leaves, acorns and puddle ripples.
  • An umbrella above two autumn leaves.

Where to start

See them colored

A few of these pages colored with the site's "Color with AI" tool. Open a page to color it yourself.

How to use these fall coloring pages

  1. Step 1

    Print before the day

    Seasonal pages are most useful printed a few days ahead for class parties, activity tables and quiet time. This set has 12 easy, 12 detailed pages.

  2. Step 2

    Print on A4 or US Letter

    Open any page and choose the A4 or US Letter PDF. Print at 100% (actual size) so the outlines stay crisp and the margins stay even.

  3. Step 3

    Print a whole book at once

    2 coloring books bundle 12 of these pages into a single PDF, handy for a class or a long trip.

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Questions about fall coloring pages

What colors should I use for fall coloring pages?

Warm reds, oranges, yellows and browns cover most of autumn, with a dull green for leaves that have not turned yet. The pumpkins, sunflowers and maple leaves here all suit that palette, and the rainy-day designs give a reason to add gray and blue.

Are there fall coloring pages for adults?

Yes. The detailed designs, such as the harvest wreath, the owl in its leaf frame and the river landscape, are drawn for adults and older teens, with fine lines and many small spaces.

Can I use these for Thanksgiving?

The harvest designs with pumpkins, corn, gourds and apples suit a Thanksgiving table or a November craft, since they show the harvest rather than Halloween. There are no turkeys or pilgrims on this page.

Are these fall coloring pages free to print?

Yes. Every page is a free A4 or US Letter PDF. Guests can download 5 pages a day as PDF or PNG, and free accounts 20, with no watermark. The editable SVG file needs a free account.

How many fall coloring pages are there?

There are 24 reviewed pages in this collection (12 easy, 12 detailed). New pages are added as they pass review.

Which difficulty should I choose?

Easy pages have large shapes for young children, medium pages add more detail, and detailed pages suit teens and adults. Library pages are free for personal, family, classroom and other non-commercial use. Reselling or redistributing the files is not allowed; see the License page for details.

Is there a fall coloring book?

Yes: Easy Fall Coloring Book, Detailed Fall Coloring Book for Adults. Each book bundles 12 pages into one A4 or US Letter PDF.