In this set, you’ll find emojis that cover every mood and moment. Whether you’re feeling cool with the sunglasses emoji, ready for love with hearts, or just want to get silly with the tongue-out face, there’s something for everyone. Kids will love coloring their favorite emojis, and adults can enjoy the relaxing, creative experience of filling in these familiar faces.
How to Use Your Emoji Coloring Sheets
To get started, just click on any of the images or links below, and a PDF coloring sheet will open in a new tab. You can then print the sheet or download it to your device. These free printable coloring pages are perfect for use at home, in classrooms, or even during long car rides. All the emoji coloring pages are designed to fit standard US letter size (8.5 x 11 inches) but will also print well on A4 paper. Whether you want to color with crayons, markers, or even digitally on a tablet, you’re good to go!
Fun Things To Do With Your Emoji Coloring Pages
Here are some super fun and creative ways to use your emoji coloring sheets beyond just coloring them in. Each project is perfect for kids, classrooms, or anyone who loves crafts!
Emoji Garland Banner
Turn your finished emoji coloring pages into a fun garland! Cut out each emoji face you’ve colored and punch small holes on the top sides of each one. Thread them onto a piece of yarn or ribbon and hang the garland across a wall, window, or party table. It’s a great decoration for birthday parties, sleepovers, or classroom events.
DIY Emoji Masks
Color and cut out your favorite emoji faces, then glue each one onto a paper plate or a piece of sturdy cardboard. Attach a craft stick to the bottom using tape or glue to turn it into a mask. These emoji masks are great for silly photo booths, puppet shows, or costume fun at home!
Emoji Memory Match Game
Print out two copies of each emoji coloring page and color them the same way. Cut them out into cards, flip them face-down, and play a memory match game! This activity helps boost memory skills and is easy to adapt for different age groups.
Emoji Emotions Chart
Use the coloring pages to help younger kids learn about emotions. Color and label each emoji with the feeling it shows (happy, sad, surprised, angry, etc.). Hang them on a bulletin board or glue them onto a poster board to create a mood chart. Kids can point to the emoji that matches how they’re feeling each day.
Emoji Puppets
Color and cut out the emojis, then glue them onto popsicle sticks to create emoji puppets. You can use these in storytelling, skits, or just for silly fun. Give each emoji a voice and create your own emoji puppet show with friends or classmates.
Emoji Sticker Wall
After coloring your pages, you can cut out the emoji faces and stick them to a wall or poster board using double-sided tape or glue dots. Create a “sticker wall” full of colorful emoji expressions. This is a fun classroom or bedroom decoration idea and makes for a great conversation starter.
Emoji Greeting Cards
Fold a piece of cardstock in half and glue a colored emoji onto the front. Write a fun message inside to make your own emoji-themed greeting card. These are great for birthdays, thank-you notes, or just cheering someone up with a happy face!
Emoji Scrapbook
Create a scrapbook or journal where you glue down different emoji coloring sheets. Next to each one, write a short story or a journal entry about a time you felt that emotion. It’s a fun way to combine art and writing while building emotional awareness.
Emoji Tic-Tac-Toe
Choose two emojis and print multiple copies of each one. Color them and cut them out. Then draw a tic-tac-toe grid on paper or cardboard and play using your emoji cutouts as game pieces. This twist on a classic game is great for two players and super easy to make.
Emoji Bookmarks
Color your favorite emoji and cut it into a strip or square shape. Glue it onto a piece of cardstock to make it sturdy. Laminate it or cover it with clear tape, then punch a hole at the top and add a ribbon if you want. Now you have your own emoji bookmark to use in your favorite book!
Emoji Mood Spinner
Make an emotion spinner using a paper plate. Color and cut out different emoji faces and glue them around the plate. Attach a paper arrow in the center with a brad so it can spin. Kids can spin the arrow to show how they’re feeling each day.
Emoji Party Cups
Color your emoji faces, cut them out, and tape them to party cups. Each person can choose a cup with an emoji that matches their mood. It’s a fun idea for birthday parties or family get-togethers, and everyone can spot their own cup easily!
Emoji Classroom Jobs Board
If you’re a teacher, use emoji coloring pages to decorate your classroom jobs chart. Assign an emoji to each job (like cleanup crew, line leader, etc.). This adds color and fun while helping students stay organized. These emoji coloring sheets aren’t just for filling in with crayons—they’re the starting point for all kinds of creative projects! From classroom tools to party fun and personal crafts, these free printable PDF emoji coloring pages are both fun and useful. Download and print your favorites today, and start spreading smiles with every shade!
