Unwrap the fun with these free Mummy Coloring Pages! We’ve expanded the collection to 15 printable pages, with ten brand-new scenes joining the original five. From ancient Egyptian tombs to trick-or-treating on Halloween night, there’s a mummy adventure for every kind of coloring fan.
The new pages bring mummies into all kinds of fun situations: a mummy trick-or-treating with a pumpkin bucket, a mummy chef cooking up mysterious potions, a mummy astronaut floating through space, a mummy rocking out on electric guitar, and much more.
Combined with the original five — a classic mummy walking, a mummy in an Egyptian tomb, a cute kawaii mummy, a mummy Halloween costume, and a mummy monster group — this is the ultimate free mummy coloring pages collection for kids of all ages.
These printable mummy coloring pages feature friendly, cartoon-style mummy characters in fun and imaginative scenes — no scary stuff, just bandaged characters with big personalities. Each page uses bold, clean black-and-white line art that’s easy for young colorists to fill in, with just enough detail to make every finished page look great.
Every mummy coloring page is available as a high-quality PDF formatted for standard US Letter paper (8.5×11 inches). Download, print, and color — no sign-up required. All pages are completely free to print as many times as you need.
Mummy Craft Ideas
- Mummy Mobile: Color and cut out your favorite mummy scenes, punch a hole at the top of each, and hang them from strings tied to a wooden dowel for a fun Halloween room decoration that sways in the breeze.
- Egyptian Story Scroll: Color the mummy reading a scroll page, then create your own ancient story by rolling up a long strip of paper and drawing your own “hieroglyphs” (pictures that tell a story) along the length of it.
- Pyramid Diorama: Color the Egyptian tomb scene and use it as the backdrop for a mini diorama — build a small pyramid from cardboard and place it in front of the colored page for a 3D Egyptian display.
- Halloween Card: Color the mummy trick-or-treating page and fold it in half to make a Halloween greeting card — write a spooky message inside and give it to a friend or family member.
- Bandage Collage: Color a mummy outline page, then glue strips of white tissue paper or torn paper towel over the mummy’s body to create real 3D bandages over your coloring — a fun mixed-media art project.
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