United Kingdom Flag Coloring Pages

Color the Union Flag on its own or beside a desk, roses, bunting or a castle. The red crosses, blue fields and narrow white borders reward careful pencil work.

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Choose a plain flag or a scene

Choose the plain flag to focus on its symbols, or a scene for more areas to color. Find the other pictures in the gallery above; open any picture to download, print or save a PDF.

Union Flag on a desk

Union Flag on a desk

The desk scene adds familiar objects. Color the flag first, then choose your own colors for the objects.

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Color the Union Flag's crosses and borders

This example colors only the flag. The numbered marks identify sample areas; apply the same rule to matching areas elsewhere. Leave the surroundings white for this exercise, or color them freely afterwards.

Flag-color example

Only the flag is colored here. Use the original picture to try it yourself.
Only the flag is colored here. Use the original picture to try it yourself.
  • 1. Red — central cross and narrow diagonals
  • 2. Dark blue — outer fields
  • 3. White — borders around the crosses
  1. Color the central upright cross and the narrow diagonal strips red. Follow the existing outlines rather than making the diagonals symmetrical.
  2. Fill the outer corner fields dark blue, keeping clear of the white borders.
  3. Leave the borders around the red crosses white. At the upper corner beside the pole, keep the broader white diagonal band above the red strip.

The red crosses remain separated from blue by white borders. Check the offset diagonals against the example; do not color over the narrow white strips.

Check the colors, then print

This is the United Kingdom's Union Flag, not England's St George's Cross. Its diagonal red strips are offset within the white bands. These illustrations use a 1:2 flag; other proportions are also used.

Print one picture per A4 or Letter sheet. Check the preview and use colored pencils for the narrow bars, stars and white borders; leave the white areas as paper.

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Print one picture per A4 or Letter sheet. Check the preview and use colored pencils for the narrow bars, stars and white borders; leave the white areas as paper.

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