Mario coloring pages capture the game's biggest, most recognizable moments: a jump under a Question Block, a ride on Yoshi's back, a kart race at full speed. The collection now includes scenes from The Super Mario Galaxy Movie too, from Mario spinning through the air past a meteor shower to Cute Whittle setting off on a journey with a leaf sprout on his head. Bold outlines and big, simple shapes leave plenty of open space before anyone reaches smaller details like coins or stars. There's no set order here, so it's easy to start with a favorite and move through the rest of the cast.
Each design downloads as its own PDF, made for kids, parents, and teachers who want a playful Mario-themed activity, whether that's a classic game moment or a scene from the movie. Simpler character pages can work well for preschoolers and early elementary kids, while slightly fuller action scenes, like Luigi's kick against Bowser Jr. or Toad gliding past a giant Cheep Cheep, give children ready for more detail a little more to color.
Explore Our Mario Coloring Pages Collection
Mario jumps up to hit a big Question Block, and a few coins are scattered nearby. On another page, he stands beside a mushroom and a Warp Pipe. He hops on Yoshi's back for a cheerful ride and waves alongside Luigi on a page of their own. There's a kart page too, speed lines trailing behind as Mario revs up for a race.
The collection also covers scenes from The Super Mario Galaxy Movie: Baby Mario and Baby Luigi riding Yoshi past a giant T-Rex and a waterfall, Rosalina waving her wand as Lumas float around her, and Princess Peach holding up her pink umbrella like a shield.
We designed each page around the character or action first, keeping props and extra elements only where they helped make the scene more recognizable or fun to color. The kart, Yoshi-riding, and movie group pages have a bit more going on than the single-character designs, with extra figures or background elements adding a few more sections to color, so they may take a little longer to finish. Every design comes as its own PDF, sized for US Letter or A4 paper.
Fun Ways to Use These Mario Coloring Sheets
Color choices are half the fun once the familiar cast shows up. Some pages stick close to the classic reds and greens, while others make it easy to turn the Super Star into something wildly bright or give Yoshi a color combo that's nowhere in the games. Karts are another easy spot to get creative, since there's no rule saying they have to match anything. Kids can also line up Mario, Luigi, Bowser, and Peach side by side and decide which character they want to color next. At home, these work well for a quick activity between game sessions; in a classroom, they're an easy pick for indoor recess or a reward activity.
Pick Your Favorite Mario Page
Grab whichever character or scene fits the moment, then print the PDF and start coloring. No account needed. Crayons, markers, or colored pencils all work well across these pages. Once it's finished, share a photo on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or X and tag #DirectColoring. We'd love to see which character everyone picks first.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is there a Fire Mario coloring page?
Yes, one page shows Fire Mario in a powerful pose, throwing a big round fireball forward with a few motion lines trailing behind. It's a fun pick for anyone who likes the power-up version better than regular Mario.
2. My kid wants Mario and Bowser in the same picture, does that exist?
It does: Mario and Bowser stand across from each other in ready-to-fight poses, exciting without feeling too intense. It works well for a kid who wants a bit of drama in their coloring.
3. Do you have a page with the whole Mario cast together?
There's a group page with Mario, Luigi, Peach, Toad, Yoshi, and Bowser all posed together like a class photo. It's one of the busier pages in the set, since there are a lot of characters to color in one spot.
4. What about Princess Peach, is she in this set on her own?
She is, standing gracefully and holding an umbrella in one hand. There's also a separate page with Mario holding her hand while she holds a few flowers, if a solo Peach page isn't quite what's needed.
5. Which pages are simplest for a preschooler who's new to coloring?
Single-character pages, like Mario standing and waving or Luigi standing cheerfully, are the easiest starting point. There's one main character to focus on and no extra background to navigate.
6. Are Goomba, Koopa Troopa, and Boo included, too?
Yes. Each one has its own separate character page, along with solo pages for Toad, Yoshi, Luigi, Bowser, and Princess Peach.
7. Are the Mario coloring pages really free?
Yes. Every page is free to download as a PDF, and no account is required.
