Flags

Choose a plain country flag with an English label to compare symbols, or a scene with familiar objects for more areas to color. Open a picture to download, print or save a PDF.

Themes

Choose broad bands or a central symbol

Compare the shapes you need to fill, then check the real flag colors before starting.

Canada: A large maple leaf in a wide central panel between two narrower vertical panels.

Canada: bars and a leaf

Two broad side bars surround a maple leaf with pointed edges. Choose it to practise moving from large areas to a smaller symbol.

Canada Flag Coloring Page →
Germany: Three equal horizontal bands with broad, open areas to color.

Germany: three bands

Three horizontal bands have no small central symbol. Choose this for a straightforward top-to-bottom color sequence.

Germany Flag Coloring Page →

Keep the maple leaf clear

Print the original line drawing below. Match the numbered areas to the color key and steps, then compare your result with the example.

Digital coloring example

Canadian flag with red side bars and maple leaf, a white center and uncolored Canada lettering.
A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.
  • 1. Red bars and maple leaf
  • 2. White central field
  1. Color both outer bars and the maple leaf red, including its narrow stem. Follow each leaf point slowly.
  2. Leave the field around the leaf white. The outlined country name and paper outside the flag can stay white too.

The red leaf should be separate from both red bars, with white space around it.

Check before you copy

For a recognizable national flag, match the color order and symbol placement to a reliable reference. These sheets retain English country names in the artwork; changing the page language does not translate those printed letters.

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