Fall is honestly my favorite time of year, and Halloween makes it even better. There is something so magical about mixing the spooky season with a little Disney magic, and I am completely obsessed with it.
I rounded up 21 of my favorite Disney Halloween coloring pages, and trust me, this collection is packed with so much charm and personality. From Mickey in his Halloween best to some seriously cute ghostly characters, my inner child is absolutely screaming with joy over these picks.
If you are looking for a fun and relaxing way to celebrate the season, these pages are the perfect excuse to pull out your colored pencils and get creative. I love how coloring can feel like such a little treat for yourself, especially when the designs are this good. So get cozy, put on your favorite spooky playlist, and let’s get into all the fall fun together!
Disney Princess Witch Halloween Coloring Page
This coloring page features an adorable Disney-style princess dressed up in a full Halloween witch costume, complete with a wide-brimmed pointed hat, a flowing dress with a little cape, and the cutest jack-o-lantern treat basket hanging from her hand. The lines are clean and confident, with a nice medium thickness that makes the design feel polished and easy to work with. The overall layout is beautifully centered with lots of open space in the dress and hat, giving you plenty of room to play with color. Her long wavy hair and delicate facial features add just the right amount of detail to keep things interesting without feeling overwhelming.
I am personally obsessed with this page because it gives you so much creative freedom with the color choices. The big open skirt is basically a blank canvas, and I love imagining it in deep purple, midnight blue, or even a classic orange to really lean into the Halloween vibes. It is the kind of page that feels relaxing to color but also gives you something really pretty to show off when you are done. Perfect for a cozy fall evening with your favorite snacks and a good playlist running in the background.
Donald Duck In a Pumpkin Costume Halloween Coloring Page
This page features the one and only Donald Duck dressed up in the most hilarious jack-o-lantern costume, and honestly it is giving me all the good vibes. He is wearing a round pumpkin body complete with a carved jack-o-lantern face on his belly, a little pumpkin hat on top of his head, and his arms are spread wide like he is ready to say “ta-da!” The lines are bold and thick, which makes the whole design feel fun and approachable, and the layout is nicely centered with Donald taking up most of the page in a really satisfying way. The carved face detail on the pumpkin costume adds a cute layer of texture that breaks up the larger open areas really nicely.
I find this page so ridiculously fun to color because Donald’s expression is just pure comedy gold, and it puts me in the best mood while I am working on it. The big round pumpkin body is practically begging to be filled in with the most vibrant orange you own, and I love the little creative decisions like choosing whether to make the jack-o-lantern face glow yellow or keep it spooky with a darker shade. It is also a fantastic page to color with kids because the bold outlines make it really forgiving and easy to stay inside the lines. My inner child is fully living for this one.
Cute Disney Vampire With a Trick or Treat Bucket Coloring Page
This page is giving the most adorable little vampire energy, and I am so here for it. The design features a chibi-style Disney character dressed up in a full vampire costume complete with a dramatic cape, a wide witch hat with a tiny spider dangling from the brim, and the most overflowing trick or treat bucket packed with candies, lollipops, and goodies. The lines are bold and thick throughout, giving the whole page a really clean and graphic look that feels super satisfying to color. The striped pattern on the treat bucket and all the little candy details inside it add a fun layer of texture that makes the lower half of the page really visually interesting.
I absolutely love this page because the candy bucket alone keeps things exciting from start to finish. There are so many tiny details to color in there, from swirly lollipops to little wrapped chocolates, and I find that kind of focused detail work genuinely relaxing. The cape is also a dream to color because you can go classic black or get totally creative with deep purples and midnight blues for a more magical feel. That little spider on the hat is my personal favorite detail and I think it deserves its own moment with a pop of bright color. This one is just too cute not to print out immediately.
Witch Cat With a Bubbling Cauldron Halloween Coloring Page
This page features the most charming little witch cat sitting proudly next to a bubbling cauldron, and it is honestly one of the sweetest Halloween coloring page designs I have seen. The cat is wearing an oversized pointed witch hat with a little buckle detail on the brim, and its fluffy fur is drawn with soft, sketchy lines that give it so much texture and personality. The cauldron beside it is round and classic with little legs at the base, and there are adorable bubbles floating up from whatever magical brew is cooking inside. The overall line work is clean and medium weight, balancing nicely between detailed areas like the fur and the simpler open shapes of the hat and cauldron.
I think this page is an absolute dream to color because it has that perfect mix of soft organic texture and smooth open shapes. The fluffy fur on the cat is the kind of thing I love spending extra time on, layering different shades to get that realistic soft look. You could go full classic Halloween with black fur and a dark cauldron, or make it totally whimsical with a ginger cat and a glowing green potion. The bubbles floating out of the cauldron are such a fun little detail to add color to as well. This is the page I would pick on a slow Sunday afternoon when I just want to relax and get lost in something really pretty.
Happy Dancing Skeleton With a Pumpkin Candy Bucket Coloring Page
This page is pure Halloween joy in coloring page form, and I genuinely can not stop smiling at it. The design features a cartoon skeleton mid-dance, one leg kicked up and one arm raised like it is having the absolute time of its life, while swinging a jack-o-lantern candy bucket overflowing with treats in the other hand. The line work is bold and confident with a slightly thicker outline around the main shapes, while the ribcage and bone details inside are drawn with thinner, more intricate lines that give the whole design a really nice sense of depth. The dynamic pose and the motion lines around the swinging pumpkin bucket make the whole page feel full of energy and movement.
What I love most about this page is that it is genuinely fun to color even though skeletons are mostly white by nature. That actually gives you so much creative freedom to play with background washes, shadowing techniques, or even go full glow in the dark vibes with neon greens and yellows. The candy spilling out of the pumpkin bucket is where I would go totally wild with color, making each little treat a different bright shade. The ribcage details are also really satisfying to work through methodically, and I find that kind of repetitive coloring super meditative. This page has serious main character energy and I am obsessed with it.
Disney Princess Witch Flying on a Broomstick Coloring Page
This page captures such a magical moment with a Disney-style princess in full witch mode, soaring through the air on her broomstick with the biggest smile on her face. Her long flowing hair is swept dramatically behind her, drawn with beautiful sweeping lines that really give the whole design a fantastic sense of speed and movement. She is wearing a classic witch hat and a flowing outfit, and the broomstick beneath her has a lovely fluffy bristle end with fine wispy lines that add a really nice texture contrast to the rest of the page. The line work throughout is smooth and confident with a clean medium weight, and the overall diagonal composition makes the whole page feel wonderfully dynamic and alive.
This is the kind of page that I find genuinely exciting to color because the flowing hair is basically an invitation to get creative with shading. I love building up layers of warm golden or rich auburn tones to make it look like it is really blowing in the wind. The outfit is also a total blank canvas for your color imagination, and I personally think a deep forest green or a rich plum would look absolutely stunning on her. There is something really freeing about coloring a character mid-flight because the whole energy of the page just feels joyful and carefree, and that mood totally carries over into the coloring experience. This one genuinely makes me happy every time I look at it.
Friendly Pumpkin Head Character in a Scarecrow Outfit Coloring Page
This page features the most cheerful little character with a big round pumpkin for a head, dressed up in a loose scarecrow-style outfit and waving at you like you are old friends. The pumpkin head is drawn with bold thick outlines and lovely vertical ribbing lines that give it a really realistic and satisfying pumpkin texture, while the face has cute expressive cartoon eyes and a big friendly grin that is just impossible not to love. The outfit has adorable little stitch details along the sleeves that add a fun Frankenstein-inspired touch without making the design feel too spooky. The overall line weight is a nice mix of thick confident outlines on the main shapes and thinner detail lines inside, which creates a really appealing contrast across the whole page.
I find this page so fun to color because the pumpkin head is genuinely one of the most satisfying shapes to fill in with a gorgeous warm orange. I love using a slightly deeper shade in the ribbed grooves to make it look really dimensional and glowy, like there is a candle flickering inside. The stitching details on the outfit are also such a cute little touch to pick out in a contrasting color, and the loose simple shape of the body means you can go bold and bright or soft and earthy depending on your mood. This character has such a warm and happy energy that coloring it just feels like a little mood boost in the best possible way.
Jack-O-Lantern Scarecrow With Arms Wide Open Coloring Page
This page features the most wonderfully classic Halloween scarecrow character, standing with his arms stretched wide open like he is ready to give the biggest fall hug imaginable. His head is a grinning jack-o-lantern complete with triangle eyes and a toothy carved smile, topped off with a floppy wide-brimmed hat that gives him so much rustic charm. The outfit is packed with amazing detail including patches sewn onto the shirt and trousers, little bundles of straw poking out from the sleeves, collar, and boot tops, and a frayed layered skirt around his waist that adds great texture variety throughout the page. The line work is bold and clean with thick confident outlines and finer detail lines inside for the stitching and straw, giving the whole design a really satisfying and well-balanced look.
I am absolutely in love with how many different textures this page has to offer, because it keeps the coloring experience interesting from top to bottom. The patchy outfit practically begs for a warm autumnal color palette with burnt oranges, mustard yellows, and earthy browns, and I love the idea of making each patch a slightly different shade to give it that cozy patchwork feel. The straw details poking out everywhere are such a fun little element to pick out in golden yellow, and the jack-o-lantern head is of course the star of the show with all that gorgeous pumpkin ribbing to shade. This page is peak fall energy and I would happily frame the finished result.
Adorable Cartoon Bat With Wide Open Wings Coloring Page
This page features the cutest little cartoon bat that has absolutely no business being this adorable, with its wide wings spread open, big round expressive eyes, and the happiest little open-mouthed smile. The body is round and chubby with soft curved lines and a segmented belly detail, while the large ears stand tall and alert at the top of its fluffy head. The wings are the real showstopper of this design, stretching wide across the page with delicate fine lines mapping out the wing membrane in a really elegant way that contrasts beautifully with the thicker bolder outlines of the body. The overall layout is beautifully symmetrical and centered, which gives the whole page a really calm and satisfying visual balance.
I think this page is one of those truly joyful ones that just makes you smile the whole time you are coloring it. The wings are my absolute favorite part to work on because those thin membrane lines create such a gorgeous opportunity for gradient coloring, going from a deep midnight purple at the tips to a softer lilac toward the body. The chubby little belly is also begging for some creative shading, and I love the idea of keeping the body in warm chocolate browns to make it look extra soft and fluffy. This design works beautifully for both kids and adults, and honestly I think it would look stunning framed on a Halloween themed gallery wall once it is finished.
Cat and Mouse Sharing a Halloween Trick or Treat Bucket Coloring Page
This page is giving the most heartwarming Halloween buddy energy, featuring a happy cartoon cat and an equally delighted little mouse sharing a trick or treat bucket overflowing with candy together. The cat sits tall at the back with fluffy fur details and an expressive smiling face, while the smaller mouse leans in from the side reaching for a lollipop with the most excited little expression. The trick or treat bucket between them is labeled with the words “Trick or Treat” and is stuffed full of goodies, and the ground around them is scattered with an abundance of individually detailed candies including candy corn, wrapped sweets, and a big swirly lollipop. The line work is clean and medium weight throughout, with lovely fur texture details on both animals and plenty of pattern detail on each individual candy piece.
This page is honestly a candy coloring dream and I mean that in the best possible way. Every single little sweet scattered around the bottom of the page is its own tiny coloring project, and I find that kind of detail work genuinely therapeutic when I just want to switch my brain off and enjoy the process. The contrast between the soft fluffy animals and the fun geometric candy wrapper patterns keeps things visually interesting all the way through. I love the idea of making each candy a different bright pop of color against a warmer background for the animals, and the whole scene just radiates that cozy joyful Halloween feeling that I absolutely live for this time of year.
Friendly Dracula Holding a Jack-O-Lantern Trick or Treat Pail Coloring Page
This page features a wonderfully charming cartoon Dracula standing tall and confident with a mischievous grin, holding up a grinning jack-o-lantern pail in one hand like he is showing off his Halloween haul. He is dressed in the full classic vampire look with a sweeping floor-length cape, a bow tie at the collar, slicked back dark hair, and the telltale little fangs peeking out from his smile. The line work is bold and clean with confident thick outlines that give the whole design a really polished and classic cartoon feel, while the large open areas of the cape and trousers offer plenty of satisfying space to fill with color. The jack-o-lantern pail adds a lovely pop of Halloween detail on the right side of the page and balances the composition really nicely.
What I love about this page is that the cape alone makes it worth printing out, because that big sweeping shape is such a perfect canvas for dramatic color work. Going classic black is always a win, but I personally think a deep blood red lining peeking out from underneath would look absolutely stunning and take the whole thing to another level. The contrast between the pale face and the dark outfit is also really fun to play with using light skin tones against rich dark shades. There is something so satisfying about a well-composed full-body character page like this one, and this friendly little Dracula is honestly too cute to resist.
Pretty Witch Princess Carrying a Pumpkin Basket Coloring Page
This page features a delicate and elegant Disney-style princess dressed up as a witch, rendered in a beautifully clean and refined illustration style that feels distinctly different from the other designs in this collection. She is wearing a large dramatic pointed witch hat that takes up a good portion of the upper page, a fitted bodice with a little collar, and a gracefully flared skirt that sweeps down to the bottom of the composition. Her long wavy hair flows softly over her shoulders, and she is carrying the most adorable little pumpkin basket in one hand while her other hand reaches out delicately to the side. The line work is smooth and elegant with a clean medium weight throughout, and the overall layout has a lovely tall and centered quality that makes the whole page feel really poised and put-together.
What makes this page so special to me is how different the vibe feels compared to other Halloween coloring pages. It has this quiet, almost sophisticated elegance to it that I find really calming and satisfying to color slowly and carefully. The big open skirt is my favorite part because it genuinely works with any color story you can imagine, from a moody deep emerald to a soft dusty rose for a more unexpected take on the witch aesthetic. The pumpkin basket is also a gorgeous little detail to bring to life with warm orange tones, and the flowing hair is just begging for some beautiful layered shading. This one feels like a page you would actually want to keep when you are done.
Magical Owl Wearing a Stars and Moon Witch Hat Coloring Page
This page features the most enchanting little owl wearing a pointed witch hat decorated with crescent moon and star motifs, and it is giving serious whimsical fairytale energy that I am completely obsessed with. The owl’s body is round and fluffy with lovely layered feather details rendered in soft curved lines across the chest and wings, while its enormous round eyes give it that irresistibly expressive wide-eyed look that makes it almost impossible not to adore. The witch hat sits at a slight tilt on its head and is decorated with outlined stars and a crescent moon, adding a really magical celestial touch that elevates the whole design. The line work balances bold confident outlines on the main shapes with finer softer lines for the feather textures, creating a really pleasing contrast throughout the whole composition.
I am genuinely smitten with this page because the feather detailing on the body is the kind of repetitive rhythmic coloring that I find deeply relaxing and satisfying. Building up layers of warm tawny browns, soft creams, and golden ambers to create a realistic feathery look is just so enjoyable, and the result always looks really impressive. The witch hat is where I would have the most fun though, because those little stars and crescent moon details are just begging to be filled in with metallic gold or soft yellow to make them glow against a deep purple or midnight blue hat. This page feels like a little piece of magic and I would absolutely hang the finished version up as Halloween decor.
Cute Waving Mummy Character Halloween Coloring Page
This page features the most lovable little mummy character wrapped head to toe in bandages and waving cheerfully like he is the friendliest creature to ever come out of an ancient tomb. The entire body is covered in overlapping diagonal bandage wraps drawn with clean thin lines that create a really satisfying criss-cross pattern all the way from his round head down to his chunky little feet. His face peeks out through the wrappings with big round cartoon eyes set against a dark shadowed area, giving him a really fun and expressive look without being the least bit scary. The line weight is bold on the outer edges and lighter for the individual bandage lines inside, which gives the whole design a great sense of dimension and makes him feel wonderfully rounded and three-dimensional on the page.
I find this page so genuinely fun to color because those repeating bandage lines create the most satisfying rhythmic coloring experience from start to finish. You can keep the wrappings classic aged white and cream with subtle shadow tones in between each strip, or go totally wild and make each bandage a different pastel shade for a more playful and unexpected result. The dark eye area is a great opportunity to add a fun pop of unexpected color like electric blue or bright purple to make his eyes really pop. I love pages with this kind of all-over texture pattern because they are incredibly meditative to work through, and the end result always looks so much more impressive than you expect it to.
Cozy Autumn Bat Wearing a Plaid Scarf Coloring Page
This page features the sweetest little bat wearing a chunky plaid scarf wrapped around its neck, and the combination of spooky Halloween creature with cozy fall accessory is honestly the most perfect thing I have ever seen. The bat has a chubby round body, tall upright ears, a smiley little piggy nose, and rosy cheek markings that make it look almost unbearably cute, while its wings stretch out wide on either side in a nicely symmetrical layout. The scarf is the real design highlight, featuring a detailed grid pattern of criss-crossing lines that gives it an authentic plaid texture and adds a lovely layer of detail to the center of the composition. The line work is bold and thick on the main outlines while the scarf pattern inside uses finer lines, creating a really satisfying contrast between the simple open body shapes and the more intricate textile detail.
This page had me at the plaid scarf honestly, because that little grid pattern is so fun and satisfying to color with a classic buffalo check palette of deep red and black, or you could go for a more unexpected combination like burnt orange and navy for serious fall energy. The chubby body is a dream to fill in with smooth even color, and I love how the large simple wing shapes on either side give you room to experiment with gradient techniques going from deep charcoal at the tips to a softer warm grey toward the body. The whole vibe of this page is essentially a Halloween hug, and I mean that as the highest possible compliment.
Disney Princess With a Jack-O-Lantern Hair Crown Coloring Page
This page features a gorgeous Disney-style princess wearing the most unexpectedly delightful Halloween accessory, a grinning jack-o-lantern sitting right on top of her head like the world’s most festive hair crown, surrounded by little decorative leaves. She has long flowing hair that cascades all the way down past her waist, a beautifully fitted bodice with puffed sleeves, and a wide graceful skirt that fills the lower half of the page with lovely open space. The line work is clean and elegant with smooth medium weight outlines throughout, and the pumpkin at the top of the composition has gorgeous ribbing detail and a cheerfully carved face that adds wonderful Halloween character to what is otherwise a very classic princess silhouette. The overall layout is tall and centered with a beautiful vertical flow from the pumpkin crown all the way down to the hem of the gown.
What I love so much about this page is the unexpected contrast between the ultra-feminine princess aesthetic and the goofy grinning pumpkin sitting on her head, and somehow it works perfectly. The long flowing hair is one of my absolute favorite things to color because you can build such beautiful depth with layered shading, going from rich golden tones at the roots to lighter sun-kissed ends. The big open skirt is a complete dream for color experimentation, and I personally think a deep midnight teal or a rich burgundy would look absolutely stunning against the warm orange of the pumpkin crown. This page has such a playful charm to it and I think it is one of the most uniquely fun designs in the whole collection.
Smiling Halloween Spider Wearing a Little Witch Hat Coloring Page
This page features the most unexpectedly adorable cartoon spider wearing a teeny tiny witch hat complete with a little buckle detail, and I say unexpectedly because spiders are not usually this charming but here we are. The spider has a large round body taking up the center of the page, a sweet smiling face with big round eyes, and four segmented legs spreading out on each side in a nicely symmetrical arrangement. The legs are drawn with bold chunky outlines and alternating light and dark banded segments that give them a really fun striped look and add great visual interest to what could have been a very simple design. The overall line weight is thick and graphic throughout, giving the whole page a bold and confident look that works beautifully for all ages.
I think this page is such a fun quick win to color because the design is simple enough to finish in one sitting but still has enough variety to keep things interesting. The banded leg segments are genuinely satisfying to alternate between two contrasting colors, and I love the idea of going full classic Halloween with black and orange stripes for maximum spooky season impact. The large round body is a perfect canvas for some fun texture work, and I personally think a deep glossy-looking purple or emerald green would make this little guy look absolutely fabulous. The tiny witch hat is obviously the star detail and deserves a really special color treatment, maybe a rich burgundy with a golden buckle to make it pop.
Disney Princess Carving Pumpkins With Her Forest Animal Friend Coloring Page
This page is an absolute feast for the eyes and easily one of the most detailed and scene-rich designs in this whole collection. It features a Disney-style princess sitting on a stool and carefully carving a jack-o-lantern, while an adorable little bunny companion works on its own smaller pumpkin right beside her, surrounded by a gorgeous autumnal scene packed with pumpkins of all shapes and sizes, scattered acorns, falling maple leaves, and little curling vines. The line work is beautifully detailed and consistent with a clean medium weight throughout, and the whole composition has a wonderfully cozy horizontal spread that fills the page from edge to edge with fall goodness. Every single element in the scene, from the princess’s flowing hair and dress folds to the individual leaf shapes and pumpkin ribbing, is rendered with lovely care and attention to detail.
This is hands down the page I would save for a long relaxed evening when I really want to lose myself in something beautiful and intricate. There is genuinely so much to color here that you could spend a really satisfying amount of time working through each individual element, from the warm orange pumpkins to the rich autumnal leaf colors scattered across the ground. I love how the scene tells a little story as you color it, and picking out all the different fall foliage in burnt oranges, deep reds, and golden yellows alongside the princess and her little friend makes the whole thing feel incredibly rewarding. This one is a total love letter to the fall season and I am completely obsessed with it.
Happy Baby Bat With Wings Spread Wide Coloring Page
This page features an irresistibly cute baby bat hovering with its wings spread out wide, little paws tucked up against its striped belly, and the most joyful open-mouthed expression on its tiny fluffy face. The body is round and compact with a soft furry texture suggested by gentle curved lines around the head and chest, and the belly has a sweet segmented detail that adds a lovely bit of visual interest to the center of the design. The wings extend broadly on either side with delicate fine lines tracing the membrane structure, creating a beautiful contrast with the thicker bolder outlines on the body and ears. The overall composition is beautifully centered and symmetrical, giving the whole page a really pleasing and balanced feel that is so satisfying to look at even before you add a single drop of color.
Now I know what you might be thinking, and yes this is technically the second adorable bat in this collection, but this one has such a different energy that it absolutely earns its place. This version feels younger and more playful, and I love how the simpler cleaner design makes it perfect for a quicker coloring session when you just want something fun and low pressure. The large open wing membranes are honestly my favorite part to work on because they reward even basic gradient coloring so beautifully, going from a warm sandy tone near the body to a deeper richer shade at the tips. I would keep the body soft and fluffy looking with warm grey and cream tones, and let those wings be the real star of the show.
Cute Disney Cat Wearing a Halloween Vampire Cape Coloring Page
This page features the most dapper little cartoon cat sitting upright and looking effortlessly cool in a flowing Halloween cape fastened at the neck with a round brooch clasp. The cat has the sweetest expression with big round eyes, delicate whiskers, and perky pointed ears, and its fluffy tail peeks out from behind the cape on one side in the most charming way. The cape itself is the star element of the design, with beautiful flowing lines that drape and fold naturally around the cat’s body and extend out to both sides, giving the whole page a wonderfully graceful and elegant silhouette. The line work is clean and confident with bold outlines on the main shapes and softer thinner lines for the inner details like the paw toes and ear fur, and the overall layout is nicely centered with lots of satisfying open space throughout.
I am completely charmed by this page because it strikes that perfect balance between simple and elegant that makes for such a deeply relaxing coloring experience. The large open cape is genuinely one of my favorite things to color in this whole collection because you can take it in so many different directions, from a classic dramatic black to a rich midnight purple or even a deep forest green for something a little more unexpected. I love the idea of making the brooch a warm metallic gold to add a little glamour, and the cat itself looks absolutely stunning in classic tawny orange, soft grey, or even a creamy white. This little cat is giving main character energy and honestly I respect it enormously.
Jolly Witch Stirring a Magic Potion Cauldron Coloring Page
This page is pure Halloween magic and honestly one of the most joyful and energetic designs in the whole collection. It features a cheerful freckle-faced witch with a big grin, enthusiastically stirring a large bubbling cauldron with two sticks while wearing a tall pointed hat with a buckle detail and a polka dot top. The cauldron itself is beautifully decorated with circles, stars, and triangle motifs, and the whole scene is surrounded by a delightful scattering of floating stars, triangles, and circles that fill the background with a wonderfully festive and magical energy. The line work is bold and confident throughout with thick outlines on all the main shapes, while the decorative motifs both on the cauldron and floating in the background add a fun playful layer of detail that makes the whole composition feel incredibly lively.
I am absolutely living for this page because it has such a different personality from everything else in this collection, and that jolly witch face is honestly just pure happiness to color. The scattered geometric shapes floating around the background are such a fun element to work with, and I love the idea of making each star and triangle a different bright color to create a really magical sparkling effect all around the scene. The polka dot top is also incredibly satisfying to fill in, and the cauldron decorations give you a gorgeous mix of shapes to play with using a cohesive color palette. This page has big cozy Halloween movie night energy and I would happily spend an entire evening on it.
