Mummy Coloring Pages
7 free printable mummy coloring pages to download in PDF
Wrap up some spooky fun with our mummy coloring pages — perfect for Halloween season or any time your child loves a little creepy-cool adventure!
mummy coloring pages to print in PDF
Our mummy coloring pages collection brings together over 20 free, printable sheets that kids will absolutely love. From a mummy standing tall with dangling bandages to one dramatically crawling out of its ancient sarcophagus, every page offers a different slice of spooky excitement. These pages are completely free to download as a PDF and print at home in seconds — no subscription needed.
A Variety of Mummy Scenes for Every Kind of Kid
One of the best things about this collection is how much ground it covers. Young artists can color a mummy waking up inside its open sarcophagus, a mummy creeping out of a dark room, or even a boy and a man dressed as mummies for Halloween. Some scenes are eerie and atmospheric while others are playful and fun, making it easy to match a sheet to your child's mood. The outlines are bold and clean, giving little hands plenty of room to fill in all those wrapped bandage details without frustration.
Tips for Printing and Coloring Mummy Pages at Home
These printable sheets work great on standard US letter paper (8.5 x 11 in.) straight from a home printer. For younger kids aged 3–5, crayons or thick markers make the wide bandage strips easy to fill in quickly. Older kids aged 6–12 can try layering light gray and cream tones with colored pencils to give the wrappings a realistic, aged look. Want extra durability? Print on cardstock so the finished artwork can stand up on a shelf or become a Halloween decoration. Each page prints as a crisp black-and-white PDF — just click, print, and go.
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Coloring ideas for mummy
For the bandages, use off-white, cream, or light tan rather than pure white to make the mummy look ancient. Add touches of gray or brown along the edges of the wraps for a worn, dusty effect. The sarcophagus looks great in gold and turquoise, inspired by real Egyptian artifacts. For Halloween costume mummies, kids can go bold with bright backgrounds to make the wrapped figure pop.
Frequently asked questions about mummy coloring pages
What age group are these mummy coloring pages best suited for?
These pages work well for kids aged 3 to 12. Younger children aged 3–5 will enjoy the simpler standing mummy designs with large open areas to color. Kids aged 6–12 will appreciate the more detailed scenes — like the mummy emerging from its sarcophagus — where they can practice shading and layering colors for a more dramatic, finished look.
How do I print a mummy coloring page?
Printing is simple! Click the page you want, open the free PDF, and hit print. Standard US letter paper (8.5 x 11 in.) works perfectly. Make sure your printer is set to 'fit to page' so nothing gets cropped. Black-and-white mode is fine — in fact, it's ideal since these are coloring sheets designed to be filled in by hand with your child's own color choices.
Are the mummy coloring pages available as a PDF download?
Yes! Every mummy coloring page on this site is available as a free PDF. You can download individual sheets directly from each page thumbnail. PDFs print crisply on any home or office printer, and you can reprint them as many times as you like — great if your child wants to try a new color scheme or if the first attempt gets a little too enthusiastic with the markers.
What is the connection between mummies and ancient Egypt in these coloring pages?
Several pages in this collection draw directly from ancient Egyptian imagery — the sarcophagus scenes feature the iconic decorated coffin lid that kids often recognize from museum visits or books. Other pages lean into modern Halloween culture, showing people in mummy costumes. This mix gives parents a great conversation starter about where the mummy legend actually comes from and why it became a Halloween classic.