Attack on Titan Coloring Pages:for Kids & Teens

attack on titan coloring pages

Towering walls, soaring scouts and enormous titans: Attack on Titan is one of the most dramatic stories in anime, and it makes for powerful coloring pictures. These free printable pages are made for older kids, teens and adult fans who want to color their favorite scenes at home, in a club or on a quiet afternoon. Every page is a PDF you can download and print in minutes.

A Quick Note for Parents

Attack on Titan is a dark, intense series with mature themes. These coloring pages focus on art, action poses and scenery rather than anything graphic, but the show itself is meant for older audiences. We recommend these pages for ages 10 and up, and parents should check that the series is right for their child. For younger siblings, our Bluey coloring pages are a much gentler choice.

Free Printable Attack on Titan Coloring Pages

Attack Titan Roaring Coloring Page

Attack Titan Roaring Coloring Page

The Attack Titan roars with a raised fist amid swirling smoke, flying debris and ruined buildings.

Scout Eating a Potato Coloring Page

Scout Eating a Potato Coloring Page

A Scout Regiment soldier with a ponytail happily bites into a steaming potato in a wooden mess hall.

Scout Leading a Charge on Horseback Coloring Page

Scout Leading a Charge on Horseback Coloring Page

A commander in a cloak rides a galloping horse with a sword raised, leading riders across a battlefield.

Scout Reading a Book by Candlelight Coloring Page

Scout Reading a Book by Candlelight Coloring Page

A focused soldier studies a big book and a map by candlelight in a stone room with bookshelves.

Scout Saluting Coloring Page

Scout Saluting Coloring Page

A soldier in a Scout uniform salutes with a fist on his chest near tents, trees and the great wall.

Scout With Twin Blades in a Powerful Stance Coloring Page

Scout With Twin Blades in a Powerful Stance Coloring Page

A cloaked soldier holds two blades and stands among ruined streets in front of the great walls.

Scout With a Scarf Coloring Page

Scout With a Scarf Coloring Page

A serious soldier in a long scarf stands in front of the great walls under cloudy skies.

Scout Using ODM Gear Over the City Coloring Page

Scout Using ODM Gear Over the City Coloring Page

A soldier swings between rooftops with ODM gear and two blades above a medieval town.

Determined Scout Soldier Coloring Page

Determined Scout Soldier Coloring Page

A determined soldier in a harness and uniform stands before the great wall and puffy clouds.

Royal Woman in a Castle Hall Coloring Page

Royal Woman in a Castle Hall Coloring Page

A woman in a crown, a decorated cape and a long gown stands in a castle hall with a throne and banners.

Scout Soldier With a Bun Coloring Page

Scout Soldier With a Bun Coloring Page

A soldier with a tied-up hairstyle stands in uniform with the Wings of Freedom emblem under cloudy skies.

Furry Titan Standing Among Trees Coloring Page

Furry Titan Standing Among Trees Coloring Page

A tall furry titan with a beard stands in a deep forest among giant trees, bushes and rocks.

Eren Yeager in Action Coloring Page

Eren Yeager in Action Coloring Page

Eren Yeager leaps over rooftops with his blades and cloak, with the great walls and smoke behind him.

Female Titan in a Fighting Stance Coloring Page

Female Titan in a Fighting Stance Coloring Page

The Female Titan raises her fists in a fighting stance among ruined buildings, rubble and smoke.

Hange Zoe Smiling Coloring Page

Hange Zoe Smiling Coloring Page

A cheerful Hange Zoe in glasses holds a notebook and a pen, with sparkles all around.

Jaw Titan Pouncing Coloring Page

Jaw Titan Pouncing Coloring Page

The Jaw Titan pounces with sharp claws and teeth over broken rocks and flying stones.

Levi Ackerman Performing a Spin Attack Coloring Page

Levi Ackerman Performing a Spin Attack Coloring Page

Levi Ackerman spins through the air with his blades and cape in swirling lines above the rooftops.

Titan Breaking Through the Wall Coloring Page

Titan Breaking Through the Wall Coloring Page

A muscular titan smashes through the great wall in a burst of rubble, smoke and flying stones.

Titan Holding a Hammer Coloring Page

Titan Holding a Hammer Coloring Page

A masked titan swings a giant hammer while standing on a pile of broken rubble.

Titan Peeking Over the Wall Coloring Page

Titan Peeking Over the Wall Coloring Page

A giant titan looks over the great wall at the little town below, with smoke and clouds above.

Free Coloring Pages for Kids and Teens: What You Will Find

Not everyone wants the same kind of page, so the designs are grouped by mood.

  • Skyline scenes: the great walls, rooftops and city streets
  • Scout poses: characters in action stance with capes flowing
  • Gear and equipment: swords, gas canisters and the famous maneuver gear
  • Titan silhouettes: towering shapes with dramatic skies
  • Emblems and symbols: wings of freedom designs and regiment badges
  • Portraits: close-up character faces with fine details

Easy Coloring Pages: Start with Symbols and Landscapes

If you are new to anime-style coloring, start with easy coloring pages such as emblems, gear and wall landscapes. Big, clean shapes are simple to fill, and they teach you how to build a color scheme before you try faces. A good first project is a wall scene. Color the sky first, then the stone in two or three shades of gray and brown.

Color Palette Ideas for Attack on Titan Pages

The series has a muted, serious tone, so earthy palettes look best.

MoodColors
Classic scoutGreen cape, brown leather, silver gear
Stormy skyDark gray clouds, pale yellow light, black shadows
Sunrise over the wallsOrange, soft pink and deep blue
Titan skinWarm peach, reddish brown and pale gray
Night patrolNavy, teal and a touch of gold

Tip: keep the background darker and the character brighter, so the main subject stands out.

Coloring Techniques for Dramatic Scenes

Layering: Color lightly first, then add a second and third layer in the darker areas. This creates depth without needing professional supplies.

Shadows: Pick one direction for the light source and put every shadow on the opposite side. A consistent light makes the picture look more realistic.

Texture: Use short, directional strokes for stone, leather and cloth. For smooth metal, use even strokes and leave small white gaps for shine.

Sky blending: Rub a tissue gently over crayon or pencil to soften a cloudy sky.

Detailed Coloring Pictures for Patient Colorists

Some of the best pages are the busiest. A large city scene with towers, roofs and flying figures can take several hours. Coloring pictures like these are great for rainy weekends. Break the page into sections and finish one at a time, such as the sky, then the buildings, then the characters.

Fun Ideas for Fans

  • Poster wall: frame three or four finished pages in a row to create a mini gallery.
  • Bookmark set: cut emblems into bookmarks and cover them with clear tape.
  • Story board: color a series of scenes and put them in order to create your own short story.
  • Club activity: host a coloring afternoon with friends and compare color schemes.
  • Challenge: color the same page twice, once in realistic colors and once with a single color family such as blue only.

If your child enjoys anime action, they might also like our Demon Slayer coloring pages, which have a different visual style with bright, flowing effects.

Kids Coloring Sheets: How to Print

Open the page, download the PDF and print. These color sheets are made for US Letter and print on A4 with scaling. Use heavier paper for markers and gel pens, since detailed pages often involve more ink. Select “Fit to page” if edges are cut off, and use draft mode for practice prints. For a final copy, choose a higher quality setting to keep the fine lines crisp.

Attack on Titan Coloring Pages FAQs

Are these Attack on Titan coloring pages free to print?

Yes. They are free printable coloring pages for personal and classroom use.

What age are they for?

We suggest ages 10 and up because of the series’ mature themes. Parents should check the show before sharing it with younger kids.

Are the pages violent?

The pages focus on scenery, gear, emblems and action poses, and avoid graphic images.

What is the best way to color a stone wall?

Use two or three shades of gray and brown, color in short, uneven strokes and add dark shadows near the base.

What supplies work best?

Colored pencils for detail, markers for bold color and a gray pencil for shading. Use thicker paper for markers.

Start Coloring

Choose a scene, grab your favorite pencils and bring the walls to life. If you want a lighter style next, try our Anime Girl coloring pages, or if spooky art is your thing, our FNAF coloring pages have a darker, game-style theme. Sharing this page with another fan helps us keep adding free coloring pages for kids and teens.

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