This collection has 22 free Spy x Family coloring pages, and every one of them is genuinely on-theme — the Forger family, Anya’s Eden Academy friends, and a couple of the show’s other secret agents, with nothing tagged in by mistake from an unrelated set. Ten pages center on Anya by herself, cuddling a plush toy, playing with Bond, or hanging out with her school friends Damian and Becky. Six bring the whole family together in one frame, including a selfie-style page with the show’s own SPY x FAMILY logo drawn right into the art. The last six are solo spy-mode portraits of Loid and Yor in their secret identities, plus one other WISE agent surrounded by spy gear. Every page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
Across the Anya pages, her pinafore dress is almost never just one flat shape — most of them draw a dashed stitch line straight down the front and a scalloped arch pattern along the hem, the same two details repeating from her solo portraits all the way to the full-family scenes. Coloring the whole dress one flat shade flattens that out; a second, slightly darker tone traced along just the hem band keeps the scalloping visible once it’s filled in. Bond’s fur works the same way — every page draws him as a mass of looping, overlapping curls rather than straight hair strokes, so a mottled or two-tone approach reads a lot closer to a chow-chow’s actual coat than one flat cream color does.
What’s in this collection
Ten pages follow Anya on her own or with her friends, six bring the whole Forger family into one frame, and six are solo spy-mode portraits of Loid and Yor — 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.
Anya, on her own and with her friends
Four pages are close solo portraits of Anya — hugging a plush toy in two of them, mid-laugh with both hands raised in a spiral-eyed close-up in a third, and standing alone in a beret in the plainest, least detailed page of the set. Three put her with a companion: wrapped around Bond in one, cuddling a smaller dog next to a can of peanuts and a bear plush in another, and standing in front of a fairground Ferris wheel in a third. The last three place her with school friends from Eden Academy: a trio scene with two classmates, a one-on-one with a grumpy blond boy she’s teasing with a flower held over his head, and a hug with a girl sporting a high ponytail and a flower clip.
The Forger family together
Six pages bring more than one Forger into the same frame. Four show the family as a full group — a kimono-clad portrait with all four (Loid, Yor, Anya, and Bond), a close laughing group hug, a casual living-room scene with Loid holding a mug and Anya in a beret, and a selfie-style shot with the SPY x FAMILY logo worked directly into the artwork. A holiday page swaps in Yor, Anya, and Bond dressed for Christmas — Santa hat, reindeer hood, and jingling bells — gathered around a gift box, with Loid absent from that one. And one page is just Loid carrying Anya on his arm, his sharp-eyed stare doing double duty as both a spy’s watchfulness and a father’s.
Loid and Yor in spy mode
The remaining six pages are solo portraits built around the family’s secret double life. Loid appears three times — a sharp-suited close-up making a heart shape with both hands, a fedora-and-waistcoat action pose with one fist raised, and seated in an armchair reading a coded newspaper with a pistol resting in his other hand. Yor appears twice in her assassin persona, both framed with roses — one a dynamic reaching pose with a weapon handle in her grip, the other a moodier close-up of her lying among the flowers. The sixth page is a different agent altogether: seated in a chair with a pistol, a pair of handcuffs, and wiretapping gear scattered on the floor, and a bouquet propped beside them — not one of the Forgers by name, but from the same spy-agency side cast.
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 works fine for the simpler solo portraits and the plush-toy scenes. The rose-covered Yor pages, the full-family group shots, and Anya’s patterned pinafore hold up better on heavier paper if you’re working with a fine-tip pen instead of a crayon, since the dashed stitching and scalloped trim are easy to lose on thin paper that bleeds through.
FAQ
Are all 22 pages actually Spy x Family characters?
Yes. Every one of the 22 pages shows either the Forger family (Loid, Yor, Anya, and Bond), one of Anya’s Eden Academy classmates, or another spy-agency character from the show — nothing here was tagged in from an unrelated set.
How many pages show Anya by herself versus the whole family together?
Ten pages focus on Anya on her own or with a friend — Bond, a plush toy, or a school classmate. Six show the full Forger family together in one frame, and six are solo spy-mode portraits of Loid or Yor.
Which pages are easiest for a young child to color?
The plainer solo portraits — Anya with her plush toy or standing alone in her beret — have the fewest small background details. The two rose-covered Yor pages and the full-family group portraits have the densest linework and suit an older colorer or a fine-tip pen better.
Can I download all 22 as one file?
Not as a single file. Each page has its own Download PDF button in the grid, which keeps the files small and lets you build your own selection.
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