This collection has 72 free Mario coloring pages: twenty-six show Mario alone or holding a simple item, fifteen add other characters like Peach, Bowser or a crowd of Mushroom Kingdom friends, fifteen focus on game icons like question blocks, pipes and coins, eight put Mario in a costume or power-up, six pair him with Yoshi, and two show him on a motorcycle or in a kart. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
This is the biggest set on the site, so a quick note on style: most pages use simple, even linework, but around a dozen of the multi-character pages are drawn in a noticeably more detailed, heavily shaded style — worth knowing if you want the whole set to look consistent when printed together. A few of those also skip Mario entirely and show Peach or Bowser on their own.
What’s in this collection
Twenty-six solo pages, fifteen multi-character pages, fifteen game-icon pages, eight costume pages, six Yoshi pages and two vehicle pages — 72 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.
Mario alone
Twenty-six pages are Mario by himself, standing, walking, waving or jumping, sometimes holding a mushroom, a flower, a soccer ball or a small treasure item. This is the biggest single group in the set and the simplest place to start.
Costumes and power-ups
Eight pages dress Mario up or give him a power-up: a chef’s hat with cooking props, a flying cape with stars streaming behind him, a cat-ear costume, a sparkling star-power trail, a mechanic’s wrench and pipe, and an artist’s smock with a paintbrush and easel.
Mario and Yoshi
Six pages pair Mario with a dinosaur-like companion, riding on its back through rainbow or starry backgrounds. These are some of the busiest pages in the set, with two figures and a detailed background in every one.
Mario and friends
Fifteen pages bring in the rest of the cast — Peach, Bowser, a castle village scene with a crowd of small characters, and a couple of pages where Peach or Bowser appear on their own without Mario at all. Around a dozen of these use a more detailed, heavily shaded art style than the rest of the collection.
Mushroom Kingdom icons
Fifteen pages focus on the game’s iconography rather than a full character pose: question-mark blocks, stacked pipes, scattered coins and mushrooms, and a few loose collages of small items and mini-characters arranged across the page.
On the move
Two pages put Mario on a vehicle — one on a motorcycle, one racing in a kart.
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. Print the detailed multi-character pages at normal or best quality — the heavier shading and small background details are the first thing draft mode closes up.
FAQ
How many Mario coloring pages are here?
72 free pages: 26 with Mario alone, 15 with other characters, 15 focused on game icons, 8 costume pages, 6 with Yoshi, and 2 on a vehicle.
Are Peach and Bowser in this set?
Yes. Both appear alongside Mario in several pages, and a couple of pages show Peach or Bowser on their own.
Is there a page with Yoshi?
Yes, six pages show Mario riding a Yoshi-like companion through rainbow or starry backgrounds.
Do I need a color printer?
No. Every page prints in black and white; the color comes from your crayons or pencils.
For more video-game characters, the Pusheen coloring pages offer a gentler, single-character set, and for another large character collection, check the Joker coloring pages.