Most mandala coloring pages are full of tiny shapes that are hard for small hands. These easy mandala coloring pages are different: thick lines, big spaces and simple shapes, so kids and beginners can finish a whole mandala and enjoy the calm, repeating patterns.
The free PDF has eight mandalas, from a simple round one with two rings of petals to fun shapes like a heart, a butterfly and a smiling sun. If you want more detail, try the coloring pages for adults.
What’s in the PDF
- Simple Round Mandala: two rings of big petals and a flower center
- Star Mandala: big triangles, circles and hearts
- Flower Mandala: one big flower with layered petals
- Smiling Sun Mandala: a sun face with wavy rays
- Heart Mandala: a big heart filled with simple patterns
- Butterfly Mandala: a symmetrical butterfly with circles and petals
- Owl Mandala: a cute owl face made of patterns
- Snowflake Mandala: six identical branches with big shapes
- A cover page, all on US Letter paper
The easy mandala coloring pages
Simple Round Mandala
The easiest one to start with: a flower in the center and two rings of big petals around it.
Star Mandala
A star-shaped mandala made of big triangles, circles and little hearts.
Flower Mandala
One big flower with layers of rounded petals and small leaves all around.
Smiling Sun Mandala
A smiling sun in the center with wavy rays and a ring of simple shapes. Try yellow, orange and red.
Heart Mandala
A big heart filled with simple petal and dot patterns. Lovely for cards and gifts.
Butterfly Mandala
A symmetrical butterfly with circles and petals on the wings. Color both wings the same, or make each side different.
Owl Mandala
A cute owl face made of simple symmetrical patterns, with big eyes and feathery shapes.
Snowflake Mandala
A round mandala with six identical branches, like a big snowflake. Blues and purples look great here.
Printing and coloring tips
- Print at 100% (Actual size) on plain US Letter paper; use cardstock for markers.
- Pick three or four colors and repeat them around each ring; that is what makes a mandala look calm and balanced.
- Start in the center and work your way out, one ring at a time.
- Laminate a page and use dry-erase crayons to color it again and again.
Download the pages one by one
Want just one picture? Click a link to open the full-size PNG, then print it or save it. The PDF with every page is in the download box.
- Simple Round Mandala coloring page (PNG)
- Star Mandala coloring page (PNG)
- Flower Mandala coloring page (PNG)
- Smiling Sun Mandala coloring page (PNG)
- Heart Mandala coloring page (PNG)
- Butterfly Mandala coloring page (PNG)
- Owl Mandala coloring page (PNG)
- Snowflake Mandala coloring page (PNG)
More to color: the cute coloring pages, the dragon coloring pages and the princess coloring pages.
FAQ
Are these mandalas easy enough for young kids?
Yes. They use thick lines and big spaces, so most kids from about age 5 can color them. The simple round mandala and the sun are the easiest.
Are these coloring pages free?
Yes, the easy mandala coloring pages are free for personal and classroom use. Print as many as you need, but please link to this page instead of sharing the PDF file.
Can I print just one page?
Yes. Use the single-page links above, or pick the page number in your print dialog when you print the PDF.
Why are mandalas relaxing to color?
The shapes repeat in a circle, so you can settle into a rhythm and choose colors without thinking about what to draw. Many people find that calming.
