This collection has 22 free Easter egg coloring pages: thirteen scenes with rabbits and eggs, four pages of patterned eggs on their own, three with hatching chicks, one indoor table scene, and one design sheet of nine eggs laid out separately. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
That design sheet is the page to find first. Nine eggs sit in a three-by-three grid, each drawn with a different pattern already outlined — chevrons, dots, flowers, stripes, a spiral, a rabbit silhouette. Nothing overlaps, so each one can be colored as its own small exercise, and they cut out cleanly for a garland or a table setting. It is the most useful sheet in this set and the one that survives being printed several times.
What’s in this collection
Thirteen rabbit-and-egg scenes, four egg-pattern pages, three with chicks, one table scene and one design sheet — 22 in total, in the grid below. Each has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can take one page instead of the whole set.
Rabbits and eggs
Thirteen pages put a rabbit with the eggs: painting one with a brush, wheeling a barrowful, holding a bunch tied like balloons, sitting behind a basket, popping out of a cracked shell, standing under a rainbow with eggs rolling down the hill. The patterns on the shells change page to page, so a stack of these never repeats.
Eggs on their own
Four pages leave the animals out and fill the sheet with decorated eggs — stacked, scattered among flowers, arranged in a bowl, or drawn large enough that one egg takes up half the page. These are the quietest pages here and the easiest to stop halfway through.
Chicks and the table scene
Three pages bring in newly hatched chicks — one climbing out of a shell, two sitting among eggs in the grass, one being carried by a rabbit. One more page is indoors: a table set with a cake, cups and a row of eggs, with two rabbits beside it. That last one carries the most objects per sheet.
How to print these
Every page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. Plain copy paper is fine; choose “Fit to page” if your printer asks. If you plan to cut the nine eggs out for a garland, print that sheet on card — the shells hold their shape far better than copy paper.
FAQ
Is there a sheet with eggs drawn separately?
Yes — nine eggs in a grid, each with its own pattern already outlined, ready to color individually or cut out.
Which pages suit a young child?
The single large eggs and the simpler rabbit scenes. Thick outlines, big shapes, nothing crowded.
Are there chicks as well as rabbits?
Three pages include newly hatched chicks, one of them climbing out of a cracked shell.
Can I print these for a class or an egg hunt?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your home, party or your own classroom. Re-selling or re-uploading the files elsewhere is the only thing not allowed.
For more of the season, the Easter bunny coloring pages put the rabbit first, and the seasonal collection holds the rest of the year.