Superhero Donut Flying
A smiling donut wearing a mask and cape flies past a sun and clouds.
Medium · 5–7Updated
Looking for donut coloring pages for your child? This collection has 30 pictures of smiling donuts with sprinkles and icing drips. Some donuts wear a crown, a chef hat, or sunglasses. Others act as superheroes, sit in front of a rainbow, or float in space. Kids from age 2 and up will find something to color, from simple round donuts for toddlers to busier scenes for older children.

A smiling donut wearing a mask and cape flies past a sun and clouds.
Medium · 5–7
A round donut with a wavy top, sprinkles and a big hole in the middle, simple enough for toddlers.
Easy · 2–4
A smiling donut with sprinkles has a chef hat on top and holds a spoon in one hand.
Easy · 2–4
A smiling astronaut with a donut-shaped body waves while floating past stars and a ringed planet.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling donut with frosting drips, sprinkles, and a unicorn horn, ears, and mane on top.
Medium · 5–7
A tall stack of three round pastries, the top one iced with drizzle and sprinkles.
Easy · 2–4
A frosted donut with sprinkles wearing a crown and resting on a pillow with tassels.
Easy · 2–4
A smiling donut in cool sunglasses, with sprinkles on its frosting and a big hole in the middle.
Easy · 2–4
A smiling donut with sprinkles walks to school carrying a backpack and a big pencil.
Tricky · 8+
A smiling donut in a star-covered hat and mask holds a star wand and wears a flowing cape.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling donut in a nightcap sleeps on a crescent moon under stars and clouds.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling donut with sprinkles stands on a skateboard next to little clouds and stars.
Easy · 2–4
A smiling donut plays an acoustic guitar while music notes float around it.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling donut wearing a skull pirate hat, holding a sword, with treasure chests nearby.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling one-eyed monster shaped like a frosted donut with sprinkles, horns, and little feet.
Easy · 2–4
A little house shaped like a donut, with icing drips, sprinkles, a chimney, and flowers out front.
Medium · 5–7
A frosted donut with sprinkles floating in the water, with splashes and waves all around it.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling donut with sprinkles sits in front of a rainbow, with clouds and stars around it.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling donut with sprinkles wears a diving mask and snorkel while a starfish waits on the sea floor.
Medium · 5–7
A big donut with frosting drips and sprinkles, with a smiling sun and fluffy clouds above.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling donut in a party hat with sprinkles, next to a bunch of balloons and stars.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling donut with big eyes, sprinkles and icing drips for your child to color.
Easy · 2–4
A smiling donut wearing a striped hat with a pom-pom and a scarf, with sprinkles on its frosting.
Easy · 2–4
Four donuts sit in an open box, each with different toppings like sprinkles, dots, and wavy or striped icing.
Tricky · 8+
A frosted donut with sprinkles sits beside a mug of hot cocoa with marshmallows and a heart.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling cat face on a frosted donut, with sprinkles on the bottom half and whiskers on the cheeks.
Medium · 5–7
A round donut with bear ears, eyes and a nose, covered in icing drips and sprinkles.
Medium · 5–7Many of the donut pictures are simple enough for little hands. The Glazed Donut with Icing Drips has a wavy top and a big hole in the middle, so it works well for toddlers. Donut Tower shows five frosted donuts stacked on a small plate, and Donut with Crown shows one donut resting on a pillow with tassels.
Older kids can take on the busier scenes. Donut Box has four donuts in an open box, each with a different topping, such as sprinkles, dots, and stripes. Donut Walking to School asks your child to color a backpack and a big pencil. Donut House is a little house shaped like a donut, with a chimney and flowers out front.
Some pictures give the donut a face or features of its own. Unicorn Donut has a horn, ears, and a mane, while Cat Donut has whiskers on its cheeks. Bear Donut, Frog Donut, and Donut Monster each turn the donut into a character your child can bring to life with color.
Donut Astronaut Floating in Space and Donut Sleeping on Moon put the donut among stars and clouds. Donut with Rainbow sits in front of a rainbow, and Donut Float bobs in the water with splashes all around. Your child can choose a background color first, then fill in the donut.
Donuts make a good starting point for simple talk about shapes and counting. Try these ideas while your child colors:
Older children can write a short story about where their donut is going, like a trip to school or a visit to space.
These donut coloring pages are fun to color because the icing and sprinkles give plenty of choices. Here is one way to start:
If your child likes other sweet treats, see the Apple coloring pages or the Birthday Cake coloring pages.
Yes. Each picture has its own PDF, so you can print only the ones you want. This page also has a Download all as one PDF button for the full set. Every picture prints on US Letter paper.
The Easy pictures are made for ages 2 to 4. Glazed Donut with Icing Drips has a wavy top and simple sprinkles, and Donut Tower has five donuts to look at. Frog Donut and Happy Donut with Sprinkles have big, simple faces that are easy to fill in.
Yes. Donut Box and Donut Walking to School are rated Tricky for ages 8 and up. Donut Box has four donuts with different toppings, and the school walk scene has more small parts to color. Medium pictures like Donut Pirate suit ages 5 to 7.
Two donut pictures are superheroes. Superhero Donut Flying soars past a sun and clouds, while Donut Superhero holds a star wand and wears a flowing cape. Both are Medium level, so they suit children ages 5 to 7.
You can give each child a different donut picture, then ask them to name the toppings they see. Easy pages work well for preschool and kindergarten, while Medium and Tricky pages suit older grades. Pick the level that matches your group.
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