Video Game Coloring Pages for Kids
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This collection holds 35 pictures from popular video games. You will find a smiling banana surfing a wave, a tomato-headed chef with a pizza, and a school bus lifted by a striped balloon. Some pictures show characters, and others show items like a treasure chest or a medkit. It suits preschoolers who like bright characters and older kids who enjoy more detail.
- Color online on a phone, tablet or computer
- Print at home sized for US Letter paper
- Free PDFs ready to print
- Save your art in My gallery on this device
Printing tips
- Print on US Letter paper, portrait. On A4 paper, choose "Fit to page".
- Black and white is enough: the outlines are black, so color printing only uses up ink.
- To print several pictures at once, use the Download button above and print the PDF.
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What the Pictures Show
Many pictures in this collection feature friendly characters with big smiles. Peely, the cheerful banana, appears in several scenes. He waves hello, steers a go-kart along a grassy path, surfs a big wave, or dances with music notes around him. Each one gives your child a different scene to color.
Tomatohead appears in three pictures. In one he waves in overalls and boots. In another he holds a slice of pepperoni pizza. Fishstick, a fish-headed character, can be a pirate beside a treasure chest or hold a fishing rod by the rocks. Durrr Burger has big eyes and a long tongue hanging over its lettuce and patties, which kids often find funny.
Game Items and Objects
Not every picture has a character. Some show things from the game world. A treasure chest sits under sparkles, and the Shield Potion Jar shows a shield shape surrounded by bubbles. The Battle Bus is a school bus with cannon-like tubes, lifted into the sky by a striped hot air balloon. A supply crate floats down under a parachute past fluffy clouds.
If your child wants more scenes from one game, visit the Fortnite coloring pages for more pictures in that style.
Ideas for Coloring Together
These pictures work well for simple activities at home or in class.
- Sort the pictures by level, then talk about which characters are easiest to draw.
- Count the sparkles around the Fortnite Treasure Chest or the Fortnite Crown.
- Pretend the go-kart in the Peely Driving Kart picture is in a race, and ask who is winning.
- Give each character a made-up name and write it under the picture.
Try this step-by-step idea for a quiet afternoon:
- Choose one picture with a single character, such as Renegade Raider.
- Color the character first, then the background.
- Add stars or sparkles last, and describe your colors out loud.
Tips for Coloring These Pictures
Good coloring starts with a plan. In the Peely Banana picture, try one shade for the closed part of the peel and a lighter shade for the open part. Shiny items like the Fortnite Crown and the V-Bucks Fortnite coin look good in gold or yellow. For the Cartoon Raven Flying picture, blue and gray across the sky can make the clouds stand out. Crayons, markers, and colored pencils all work well on these pages.
Questions Parents and Teachers Ask
Can I print all the Video Game coloring pages at once?
Yes. Each picture has its own PDF, and this page has a Download all as one PDF button. Each sub-category page, such as Fortnite, also has its own Download all button. Pictures print on US Letter paper.
Which Video Game coloring pages are best for a first-time colorer?
Start with an Easy picture, such as Tomatohead Waving or Durrr Burger. These have big shapes and fewer small details, which makes coloring simpler for young children.
Which level should I choose for my child?
Easy pictures suit ages 2 to 4, Medium suits ages 5 to 7, and Tricky suits ages 8 and up. Choose by your child's skill. Some kids enjoy trying a harder picture with a little help from you.
Can my child color these pictures on a tablet?
Yes. Each picture can be colored online with a tap-to-fill tool, so your child can use a tablet or computer. You can also print a page and use crayons or markers if you prefer paper.
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