Alien coloring pages don't have to be eerie. Here, aliens plant a star-shaped flower, shop at a fruit stall, and sell ice cream on Saturn's ring. Some pages focus on a single alien, like one holding a bunch of planet-shaped balloons. Others show groups of alien friends camping under the stars or walking their space pets.
Explore Alien Coloring Pages
Most of these scenes take familiar pastimes and errands off Earth. Aliens fish beside a pond, read in a crystal library, roller skate through a space park, tend plants inside floating bubbles, and hand-deliver a letter. A few pages feature space vehicles: a tiny UFO carrying three passengers, a flying saucer getting washed, and the mail carrier's mini rocket. Rocket shapes appear in unexpected places too, from a backpack and a nightlight to a constellation painted on a wall.
That star, moon, and planet theme carries into everyday objects. One alien steers the tiny UFO with a star-shaped wheel, a reading lamp resembles a planet, and the band's singer uses a moon-shaped microphone. The aliens vary just as much, with pear-shaped bodies, teardrop and rounded square heads, and antennae tipped with stars or hearts. A few pages add companions, such as a tiny pet watching the saucer wash, a one-eyed pet looking up at a mural, and a giant space snail carrying its rider.
Choosing Simple and Detailed Alien Coloring Pages
A useful way to judge a page is to look past the number of aliens and notice what surrounds them. The simplest pages show a single alien holding a large star or waving hello, with just a few small details around it. Other one-alien designs add playful actions, like sliding down a planet's ring, flying a giant star-shaped kite, or blowing planet-shaped bubbles. These pages work well for shorter coloring sessions, while larger shapes leave room for adding your own patterns.
One alien doesn't automatically mean fewer things to color, though. The crystal library surrounds its reader with a curved bookshelf, large crystals, floating books, a hanging lamp, and a round window. The fishing scene adds a pond, a jumping fish, a bucket, and mushrooms.
The more detailed scenes bring several aliens together in one setting. The sleepover places three aliens in pajamas among pillows, a cookie box, and a rocket nightlight, while the band gives four performers their own instruments on a stage. With different characters, instruments, and accessories to color, these scenes can keep you busy for a little longer.
How to Download and Print Alien Coloring Pages
Each alien design is its own PDF, so you can choose the scene you want without downloading anything else. Pick a page from the gallery and download its free PDF; no account or registration is needed. You can print the PDFs on US Letter (8.5 x 11 inches) or A4 paper using a printer at home, school, or your local library. For the best fit, check your printer's paper size and scaling settings before printing. Once your alien is colored, share a photo with us on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, or X.
