These ghost coloring pages are the friendly kind. There are no scary faces and nothing that’ll keep a four-year-old up at night, just round little ghosts trick-or-treating, hiding behind pumpkins and waving at bats.
All 30 are in one free PDF. There’s no email form and nothing to sign up for. It prints on US Letter and A4, so it works whether you’re in Ohio, Ontario, Oxford or Adelaide.
How Our Ghost Coloring Pages Are Sorted
Most ghost pages online are in no particular order. Ours go from easiest to hardest, so you can hand a toddler page 1 and a ten-year-old page 25 without hunting.
Level 1: Toddlers and preschool (pages 1 to 10)
Big, simple shapes with really thick lines. One ghost per page, lots of white space, and nothing tiny to color around. Fat crayons and chubby fingers will cope fine.
- Smiling ghost waving hello
- Sleepy ghost with closed eyes
- Ghost holding a pumpkin bucket
- Ghost with a little bow
- Ghost peeking over a pumpkin
- Two baby ghosts holding hands
- Ghost blowing a bubble
- Ghost and a smiling moon
- Ghost with a lollipop
- Ghost saying “Boo!” in big bubble letters
Level 2: Cute scenes for ages 5 to 8 (pages 11 to 20)
Here there’s a little more going on. A background, a friend or two, and a bit of a story in each picture.
- Ghost trick-or-treating at a front door
- Ghost family on a sofa
- Ghost flying with three friendly bats
- Ghost wearing a witch hat
- Ghost and a black cat sharing candy
- Ghost on a swing hanging from a tree
- Ghost reading a book by a lamp
- Ghosts playing hide and seek in a pumpkin patch
- Ghost carrying a stack of pumpkins
- Ghost with an umbrella in the rain
Level 3: Detailed pages for ages 9 and up (pages 21 to 30)
More detail, smaller spaces, and a few patterns for kids (and grown-ups) who like to take their time. They’re a little more spooky, but still nothing you’d hide from a younger sibling.
- Ghost castle on a hill with a full moon
- Patterned ghost made of swirls and shapes
- Ghost floating over a cosy village
- Ghost in a hot air balloon
- Ghost tea party
- Ghost pirate ship
- Haunted house with friendly ghosts at every window
- Ghost and a lantern in an autumn forest
- Ghost riding a bicycle past a pumpkin stand
- “Happy Halloween” ghost banner to color and hang
Printing Tips
- Use the “Fit to page” setting so nothing gets cut off on A4 or Letter.
- Plain printer paper is fine for crayons. Use thicker paper or card if your kids like markers or paint, or the color bleeds through.
- For a class, print Level 1 and Level 2 pages and let kids choose. Choice keeps the peace.
- Set your printer to black and white or “draft” to save ink. The outlines are bold enough.
Download the Free PDF
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⬇ Download PDF (Free)- 30 pages, one PDF
- Fits US Letter and A4
- Thick outlines, so crayons stay inside the lines
- Free for home and classroom use
What to Do With a Finished Ghost
Colored ghosts don’t have to go straight on the fridge. Here are three quick ways to turn them into a craft:
- Ghost puppet. Cut out the ghost and tape it to a craft stick (lollipop stick). Instant puppet show.
- Window ghosts. Color lightly, cut out, and tape them to a window facing outwards so trick-or-treaters see them.
- Ghost garland. Cut out five or six small ghosts and string them along some yarn.
Want more ideas? Our Halloween crafts for kids page has a paper plate wind ghost, footprint ghosts and a tissue paper ghost suncatcher, with free templates.
More Free Halloween Coloring Pages
If they’ve colored every ghost, here’s what’s next:
- 60 Halloween coloring pages, from not-spooky-at-all to properly spooky
- 30 pumpkin coloring pages
- Free printable Halloween masks to color and wear
- Halloween bingo cards for a class party
Frequently Asked Question
Are these coloring pages really free?
Yes. All 30 are free for home and classroom use. You download one PDF, and there’s no email or sign-up.
Are they too scary for little kids?
No. Pages 1 to 20 are cute and friendly. Pages 21 to 30 have a bit more atmosphere, like a full moon or a castle, but no scary faces, skeletons or blood.
Will they print on A4 paper?
Yes. The PDF is set up for both US Letter and A4. Choose “Fit to page” in your print settings.
What age are ghost coloring pages good for?
Pages 1 to 10 suit ages 2 to 4. Pages 11 to 20 are for about 5 to 8, and pages 21 to 30 are for 9 and up, adults included.
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