A boy's birthday cake
easy Personalize
Birthday Coloring Pages
Turn a birthday picture into a personal coloring card. Use the fields shown on the page to add text, or leave those fields empty to write by hand. Some pictures already contain the English words “Happy Birthday”; that lettering is part of the artwork and stays in English.
Choose a difficulty
Personalize for an occasion
Personalized birthday coloring pages
Add a name, or choose a card with an age field. Open a picture to make it your own.
Dad's birthday cake
easy Personalize
Grandma's birthday tea
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Grandpa's birthday picnic
medium Personalize
A mermaid’s coral birthday party
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Mom's garden birthday
medium Personalize
A princess’s garden birthday
medium Personalize
A unicorn’s birthday cupcake
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My brother’s building-block birthday
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A toy rocket for my brother’s birthday
medium Personalize
Dad’s garden birthday party
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A toy sailboat for Dad’s birthday
medium Personalize
All birthday coloring pages
A boy's birthday cake
easy Personalize
Grandma's birthday tea
detailed Personalize
A princess’s garden birthday
medium Personalize
Dad's birthday cake
easy Personalize
Grandpa's birthday picnic
medium Personalize
A mermaid’s coral birthday party
detailed Personalize
Mom's garden birthday
medium Personalize
A unicorn’s birthday cupcake
easy Personalize
My brother’s building-block birthday
detailed Personalize
A toy rocket for my brother’s birthday
medium Personalize
Birthday Cupcake Balloon
medium
Dad’s garden birthday party
detailed Personalize
Choose open party shapes or a detailed celebration
Start with balloons and cake, or take more time over a family tea scene.
Balloons and a birthday cake
The boy stands behind a small cake, with large balloons and blank message areas. Choose this for a short coloring session and a handwritten greeting.
A boy's birthday cake →
Tea with Grandma
The tableware, flowers, cake and window create a much fuller scene. A pointed pencil helps with the small patterns.
Grandma's birthday tea →Start with balloons and icing
Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.
Digital coloring example
- 1. Blue balloons
- 2. Pink icing
- 3. White message areas
- Color both balloons blue, leaving the small outlined highlight white.
- Color only the wavy icing pink. Keep the sprinkles and cake body white.
- Leave the top banner and lower message panel white; the child and background can wait.
Two blue balloons and pink icing are enough for this first pass. The blank panels stay easy to write in.
Turn the page into a greeting
Write a name in the top banner and a short birthday wish in the lower panel after printing. The drawn candles are decoration, so their count does not need to match anyone’s age.
More selection and activity ideas
Choose a page
Choose a template, add a name, age or greeting where supported, and check the preview. Pick A4 or US Letter before downloading or printing. Leave fields empty if you would rather write by hand.
Try it together
Set out a few coloring pages and crayons for a birthday activity. Each guest can choose colors and add a message. Let the birthday child collect the finished pages as a keepsake.