Betty Boop Coloring Pages
(Free PDF Printables)

Boop-oop-a-doop! Betty Boop is one of the most iconic cartoon characters of all time, and these coloring pages are a fabulous way to celebrate her classic charm. With her signature curly black hair, big sparkling eyes, and sassy style, Betty Boop has been delighting fans since the 1930s.

From singing on stage to dancing the Charleston and posing on the moon, Betty’s personality shines through in every scene. These coloring pages are a wonderful activity for fans of vintage cartoons and classic animation who want to add their own colorful flair to this timeless character.

Our free printable Betty Boop coloring pages celebrate one of animation history’s most beloved characters. Created by Max Fleischer in 1930, Betty Boop became an instant icon known for her playful personality, glamorous style, and musical performances. These coloring pages capture her most classic and recognizable poses and scenes.

Betty Boop coloring pages are popular with older children, teens, and adult coloring enthusiasts who appreciate vintage cartoon art. They also make a great introduction for younger kids to the history of animation and classic cartoons. The bold art deco-inspired lines make these pages especially satisfying to color with bold, vibrant colors.

Craft Ideas To Do With Betty Boop Coloring Pages

1. Color Betty in her classic red and black palette, cut her out, and frame the finished artwork in a simple black frame for a piece of vintage-inspired wall art.
2. Create a 1920s-themed art gallery by coloring all five Betty pages in vintage sepia tones with pops of red, then display them together on a wall or bulletin board.
3. Use the moon scene as inspiration for a night sky craft — paint a dark blue background on cardstock, glue your colored Betty-on-the-moon cutout in the center, and add silver glitter stars around her.
4. Make a set of vintage-style postcards by coloring Betty on small card-sized paper, writing a fun message on the back, and sending them to friends.
5. Create a Betty Boop fan zine by coloring all the pages, cutting and rearranging them with hand-written speech bubbles and captions to tell your own Betty story.