If your child loves Pirate Coloring Pages, this set of pages will be a hit. From friendly captains sailing the seven seas to hidden treasure chests overflowing with gold, there is something here to spark every little adventurer’s imagination.
These printable sheets are perfect for rainy afternoons, classroom quiet time, or just a fun screen-free activity at home. Grab your crayons and get ready to set sail on a creative journey with these fun designs.
Simple Pirate with a Parrot Coloring Page For Preschoolers
This little captain looks very proud of his map, but I suspect the parrot is the one who actually knows where they are going.
Download this PDF for your preschoolers to practice motor skills during indoor recess or morning work.
Pirate Steering a Ship Coloring Page
It looks like smooth sailing for this guy. With glasses that big, he definitely won’t miss any islands on the horizon.
Add this coloring page to your lesson plans for students who finish early and want a fun page to build focus.
Treasure Chest Overflowing with Jewels
Someone hit the jackpot! This chest is so full of gold and pearls that it can’t even close properly anymore.
Use this printable to give your kids some quiet time and help them build art skills while they color.
Simple Pirate Showing a Map Coloring Sheet For Kids
X marks the spot! This friendly fellow seems very excited to show you exactly where he hid his snacks—I mean, treasure.
Download and print this sheet for a peaceful and relaxed activity that boosts hand-eye coordination.
Pirate Girl Holding a Flag Coloring Page
She may be small, but she looks like she gives the orders on this ship. That tiny flag is adorable.
This simple and easy to color page is perfect for toddlers and early learners to enjoy with crayons.
Treasure Chest on an Island Coloring Sheet
Just a casual chest of gold sitting on a beach with some birds. Finders keepers, right?
Check out these pages for a fun morning work activity that helps students practice fine coloring.
Cute Pirate Boy Pointing at a Map Coloring Sheet For Adults
He looks very confident about directions. Let’s hope he’s holding the map the right way up!
Perfect for home or school, this printable activity sheet encourages small motor control in young students.
Easy Pirate Boy on a Ship Deck Coloring Page
Standing by a barrel on the high seas. He looks ready to defend his lunch from seagulls with that little sword.
Download this PDF for your kindergarten students to enjoy some screen-free fun during class fun time.
Pirate Sailing a Small Ship Coloring Sheet For Kids
This boat is small, but the spirit is big! Even the little bird on the front wants to be part of the crew.
Use this coloring sheet to bring joy and excitement to your early finishers who love ocean adventures.
Simple Pirate with a Shovel and Treasure Coloring Page
He has the shovel, the map, and the gold. It looks like a very productive day at work for this pirate.
Specially designed to bring joy, this page is great for preschoolers learning to color in the lines.
Pirate Captain Brandishing a Cutlass Coloring Page
He looks a little grumpy. Maybe someone took the last biscuit from the ship’s galley?
This high-quality PDF is perfect for older students who want to use markers to create bold, vivid colors.
Easy Skull and Crossbones with Text To Color
Even the skull is wearing a tiny hat. It’s important to stay fashionable, even when you’re a pirate symbol.
Download and print this page for a quick art project that helps kids practice reading and color recognition.
Three Pirate Children on a Beach
The whole crew is here! It looks like they are deciding who gets to dig the hole for the treasure.
Encourage small motor control with this detailed scene, perfect for older students and coloring enthusiasts.
Cute Coloring Page Of Kitten Wearing a Pirate Hat
This is the fluffiest pirate on the seven seas. I would give him all my gold just because he asked nicely.
This simple yet adorable page is perfect for toddlers and animal lovers to color with crayons.
Easy Child Pirate Sailing with a Shark To Color
That shark looks surprisingly friendly. Maybe they are just swimming together to find the best fish taco stand.
Download this PDF for your preschoolers to practice motor skills during indoor recess or quiet time.
Pirate Boy Waving at an Octopus Coloring Sheet
Hello there, Mr. Octopus! It looks like a friendly meeting rather than a scary sea monster attack.
Add this coloring page to your lesson plans for students who finish early and want a fun page to build focus.
Pirate Captain Pointing with a Boy Coloring Sheet
“Look over there, lad! That’s where we park the ship.” It seems like a great day for a mentoring session.
Use this printable to give your kids some quiet time and help them build art skills while they color.
Simple Pirate Boy on an Island Coloring Picture
He has his flag, his parrot, and two chests. One is open, one is locked—he is clearly organized.
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Detailed Crown with a Pirate Hat Coloring Page
When you can’t decide if you want to be a king or a pirate, just wear both hats at once.
This high-quality PDF is perfect for older students who want to use glitter pens for a sparkly fun effect.
Pirate Raising Two Cutlasses Coloring Sheet For Adults
Two swords are better than one, especially when you are this happy about it! He looks ready to celebrate.
This simple and easy to color page is perfect for toddlers and early learners to enjoy with crayons.
Pirate Captain with a Captive Boy Coloring Sheet
Oh no! The captain looks friendly, but the boy looks worried. Maybe he just doesn’t want to walk the plank today.
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Pirate Girl with a Kitten Coloring Page
Even her cat has an eyepatch! They are definitely the coolest duo on the dock.
Perfect for home or school, this printable activity sheet encourages small motor control in young students.
Two Children Pirates on a Ship Coloring Page
Look at that sun smiling down on them. It’s the perfect day for two little pirates to sail the ocean blue.
Download this PDF for your kindergarten students to enjoy some screen-free fun during class fun time.
Kawaii Child Pirate with a Butterfly
A tough pirate with a gentle side. The butterfly on the hat proves that even adventurers appreciate nature.
Use this coloring sheet to bring joy and excitement to your early finishers who love nature and pirates.
Realistic Pirate Ship Passing Islands Coloring Page
Cruising past tropical islands. I wonder which one has the buried treasure? Maybe check the map again.
Specially designed to bring joy, this page is great for homeschoolers learning to color in the lines.
Cute Sunken Ship with Fish Coloring Page For Kids
The ship may be underwater, but the fish seem to love their new playground. It’s a fishy clubhouse now!
This high-quality PDF is perfect for older students who want to use watercolor paints to create a cool underwater effect.
Cute Pirate Child with a Spyglass Coloring Page
Squinting through that spyglass with a big smile. He definitely spotted something cool—maybe a whale or a pizza delivery boat.
Download and print this page for a quick art project that helps kids practice focus and color recognition.
Pirate Standing on a Chest Coloring Page
Victory pose! Standing on the treasure chest is a classic move. He looks like he conquered the whole island.
Encourage small motor control with this fun scene, perfect for young students and coloring enthusiasts.
Pirate Hat with Swords Coloring Page
A classic emblem. The crossed swords and skull hat tell you everything you need to know: Pirates ahead!
This simple yet adorable page is perfect for toddlers and early learners to enjoy with crayons.
Three Pirate Children on Deck Coloring Page
A busy crew! One is steering, one is watching, and one is… well, looking very important with crossed arms.
Download this PDF for your preschoolers to practice motor skills during indoor recess or quiet time.
Pirate with a Parrot and Spyglass Coloring Page
He’s got all the gear: hat, parrot, spyglass, and sword. This guy is definitely a pro at being a pirate.
Add this coloring page to your lesson plans for students who finish early and want a fun page to build focus.
Simple Pirate Boy with a Cutlass Coloring Sheet
Ready for action! He looks very confident with that sword, even if it is probably just a toy.
Use this printable to give your kids some quiet time and help them build art skills while they color.
Easy Boy in a Crow’s Nest To Color
The best view on the ship! Being up in the crow’s nest means you spot the land (and lunch) first.
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Kawaii Parrot Wearing a Pirate Hat
This bird is the captain now. Look at that hat! He is ready to squawk orders at the crew.
This simple and easy to color page is perfect for toddlers and early learners to enjoy with crayons.
Cute Pirate Girl Smiling Coloring Sheet For Adults
She is beaming with joy! Maybe she just found a map, or maybe she just loves wearing that cool hat.
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Pirate Ship with Sails Coloring Sheet
A nice, sturdy ship ready for the open ocean. The skull on the sail lets everyone know who is coming.
Perfect for home or school, this printable activity sheet encourages small motor control in young students.
Alien Character in Pirate Costume Coloring Page
It looks like a certain mischievous alien is ready for Halloween! A torch, a pumpkin, and a pirate hat—what a combo.
Download this PDF for your kindergarten students to enjoy some screen-free fun during class fun time.
Two Children Finding Treasure Coloring Page
They found it! The chest is right there in the cave. That map was definitely accurate this time.
Use this coloring sheet to bring joy and excitement to your early finishers who love adventure stories.
Mouse Pirate with Treasure To Color
Even the smallest pirates can find big treasure. This mouse looks thrilled with his chest of beads and gold.
Specially designed to bring joy, this page is great for preschoolers learning to color in the lines.
Detailed Pirate Girl with a Parrot Coloring Page
Framed like a true hero! She stands proudly on her chest with her parrot, looking like the queen of the pirates.
This high-quality PDF is perfect for older students who want to use colored pencils for a detailed finish.
Friendly Pirate Ship Coloring Picture
This ship looks more cheerful than scary. The skull on the sail is even winking! A happy vessel for a happy crew.
Download and print this page for a quick art project that helps kids practice focus and color recognition.
Detailed Pirate Ship Approaching an Island
Land ho! The ship is getting closer to the treasure chest sitting right there on the beach.
Encourage small motor control with this fun scene, perfect for young students and coloring enthusiasts.
Skeleton Pirate on an Island Coloring Picture
He’s been guarding that treasure for a long time! But he seems pretty happy about it with that big grin.
This simple yet adorable page is perfect for older kids and teens to enjoy with markers.
Kawaii Puppy Pirate with a Barrel Coloring Sheet
A pirate pup! He looks ready to dig for bones instead of gold. That tail is wagging with excitement.
Download this PDF for your preschoolers to practice motor skills during indoor recess or quiet time.
Pirate Smoking a Pipe Coloring Page
Taking a break on a barrel. Being a pirate captain is hard work, and sometimes you just need to sit and think.
Add this coloring page to your lesson plans for students who finish early and want a fun page to build focus.
Realistic Sailing Ship with a Banner Coloring Sheet
A festive scene with a lighthouse and a big ship. The banner makes it perfect for a special occasion.
Use this printable to give your kids some quiet time and help them build art skills while they color.
Pirate Flag Waving Coloring Page For Kids
Fly the flag high! This waving Jolly Roger is a simple but powerful symbol of adventure on the seas.
Download and print this sheet for a peaceful and relaxed activity that boosts hand-eye coordination.
Easy Pirate Skull with Crossed Swords Coloring Picture
This skull means business. With the bandana, eyepatch, and swords, it’s the ultimate pirate warning sign.
This simple and easy to color page is perfect for older students to enjoy with sharpies or markers.
Kawaii Parrot on a Post Coloring Picture
Just hanging out by the beach, watching the ships go by. This parrot has the best seat in the house.
Check out these pages for a fun morning work activity that helps students practice fine coloring.
Adult Pirate with a Boy Coloring Sheet For Adults
Learning the ropes—literally! The older pirate seems to be teaching the young lad a thing or two about knots.
Perfect for home or school, this printable activity sheet encourages small motor control in young students.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these pirate coloring pages free?
Yes, all of these coloring pages are available as free PDF downloads. You can print them as many times as you like for personal or classroom use.
What ages are these pages suitable for?
This collection includes simple outlines for toddlers and preschoolers, as well as more detailed scenes for older kids and teens.
How do I print these pages?
Simply click the download button for the PDF you want, save it to your device, and print it on standard 8.5 x 11 inch paper.
What art supplies work best?
Crayons and washable markers are great for younger kids. For detailed pages, colored pencils or gel pens work wonderfully.
That’s the whole set! Pick a few pages, grab your markers, and let your kids or students enjoy some quiet time while they grow their art skills. Have fun and keep coloring!
