Download Our Free Printable Valentine’s Day Coloring Pages

These two little birds are the cutest! With space for a sweet note below, it could make for the most adorable valentine for their parents, grandparents, or siblings.

Life is like a box of chocolates… And with this coloring page, they can make it exactly what they want! Draw designs on the box, color it in with a rainbow of crayons, or get creative with doodles and notes. 

You don’t need a quarter for this gumball machine! With heart-shaped candies inside, this coloring page makes the sweetest Valentine’s Day coloring craft. Print it out, and have them write everything they love or are grateful for inside the little heart candies.

A classic Valentine’s Day card will always be a hit. Surrounded by sweet hearts, this love note reads “Happy Valentine’s Day!” as it’s popping out of an envelope. They can color it, write all the things they love around the outside of the envelope, or give it to a loved one in lieu of a card.

This free printable Valentine’s Day coloring page is full of possibilities for a creative spin. They could write the names of their family members into each of the balloons for a personal touch, or fill each with a pattern or solid shade.

Teddy bears are a classic Valentine’s Day symbol. They’ll love putting their spin on this cuddly character.

Roses are always a popular Valentine’s Day sight, but they don’t have to look like your average bouquet. When they’re finished with this Valentine’s Day coloring page, maybe they’ll even “send” it to you with a sweet message.

Who can finish the Valentine’s Day word search the fastest? Print these out for everyone and see who completes the puzzle first. Then, give them a prize! And maybe share a treat with everyone else, too—it is Valentine’s Day, after all.

Psst, get the answer key here!

Keep them on their toes with a free Valentine’s Day word scramble. This is great for older kids or as a way to practice spelling and writing with the younger ones.

Psst, get the answer key here!

Check out this cute little cherub! It doesn’t get more Valentine’s Day-themed than Cupid and his arrow.

Looking for a cute take on a classic Valentine’s Day treat? Our candy heart printable can be colored with the rainbow or strictly red and pink to keep with the holiday theme. Your choice!

Hey all you chocolate lovers out there! Grab your crayons and color your candy bars exactly how you like ’em (we’re big fans of raspberry chocolate here.) The only downside is that coloring these sweets might make your mouth water, so maybe keep some chocolate bars handy if (ahem, when) that happens.

Our swirly hearts design is a groovy new spin on your traditional drawing. The little ones can color them tie-dye for a groovy ’70s feel, or go their own way and draw some tiny doodles inside.

Sweet little curlicue hearts are so fun to doodle, and even more fun to color in afterward. They can even draw in some Valentine’s characters or Cupid’s arrows through some of the hearts. By the way, it wouldn’t look to shabby hung up on the fridge afterward, either.

Roses are red…or yellow, or blue, or green. This floral printable Valentine’s Day coloring page will have them swirling in a wonderland of colors and shapes for a while. Reminiscent of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, the rose design here might even be fun to print out for movie night, too.

Let the kids take the wheel on their valentines this year instead of buying the pre-made versions from the store. They can have total creative control of what color sunglasses this cute llama ends up wearing. And hey, who’s to say Brachiosauruses weren’t actually pink?

Need last-minute valentines for school? If you’re running low on time, we’ve got you covered. Their friends are sure to get a giggle out of these cute little cards—all pre-colored and ready to print.

And if you just can’t pick one you like, why not download them all and print off a bunch for the youngsters to color together?