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Fruit Coloring Pages
Print 16 free fruit coloring pages for kids, including apple, banana, strawberry and watermelon. Each sheet has its English name, a color reference and black-and-white PNG and PDF downloads.
Drag right for the colored reference or left for the uncolored drawing. The downloads are black and white; children can use the reference or choose their own colors.
Choose a Fruit to ColorBrowse the fruit collection
Explore the Apple and Banana collections, or choose another fruit below to jump to its printable sheet. More individual fruit collections will be added here.
Suggested age groups: Ages 4-8 appears under Kids. Choose an age and a style to narrow the pages.
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1. Apple Coloring Page
A whole apple and a cut half with its seed core.
2. Banana Coloring Page
A bunch of bananas beside a peeled banana.
3. Strawberry Coloring Page
Two strawberries with leafy crowns and outlined seeds.
4. Watermelon Coloring Page
A whole watermelon and a juicy slice with seeds.
5. Orange Coloring Page
A whole orange and a half showing its segments.
6. Grapes Coloring Page
A bunch of round grapes beneath a broad leaf.
7. Pineapple Coloring Page
A pineapple with broad diamond spaces and a leafy crown.
8. Pear Coloring Page
A whole pear and a cut half with its core.
9. Peach Coloring Page
A whole peach beside a half showing the stone.
10. Cherry Coloring Page
Three cherries hang from stems beneath two leaves.
11. Blueberry Coloring Page
Blueberries with star-shaped crowns and leaves.
12. Lemon Coloring Page
A whole lemon and a cut half with broad segments.
13. Mango Coloring Page
A whole mango beside a scored mango cheek.
14. Kiwi Coloring Page
A whole kiwi and a cut half with large, spaced seeds.
15. Coconut Coloring Page
A whole coconut and a cut half showing its white flesh.
16. Raspberry Coloring Page
Two raspberries with rounded sections and leafy crowns.
Simple fruit colors to try
Try red or green for apples, yellow for bananas and lemons, red with green leaves for strawberries, and a green rind with pink-red flesh for watermelon. Grapes may be purple or green; peaches and mangoes can combine warm yellow and orange. Natural coconut flesh stays white inside its brown shell.
Print a single fruit or all 16
Each PNG and single-page PDF contains the uncolored sheet. PDFs use US Letter paper. For A4 paper, use Fit to page and check the preview. The complete book contains these same 16 drawings. Print buttons select one black-and-white sheet.
Make a fruit naming activity
Read the English name at the top, name the fruit together, then choose a color. Compare a whole fruit with its cut half where shown. For another food-themed activity, try the printable word search collection.