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Halloween printables

Pumpkin stencils, masks and decorations, coloring pages and puzzles for kids, and invitations and games for the party. Día de Muertos, a different holiday on 1 and 2 November, has its own pages further down. Each one is made in your browser and downloads as a PDF.

Pumpkins, masks and decorations

Coloring pages and puzzles for kids

Halloween party

Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead)

Frequently asked questions

Are these Halloween printables free?
Yes. Print as many as you like for home, school or a party, with no account. The free plan adds a small “Made with nouplo.com” line at the foot of a page.
How do I use a pumpkin carving stencil?
Pick a face or a picture and the size of your pumpkin, print it and tape it onto the scooped-out pumpkin. Prick along the edges with a pin or a poking tool, take the paper off and carve out the black parts.
Why are the Day of the Dead pages here?
They are wanted in the same weeks, so they are listed on this page, in a group of their own. Día de Muertos is not Halloween: it is a Mexican celebration on 1 and 2 November that remembers family and friends who have died, with ofrendas, marigolds, papel picado and sugar skulls.
What paper should I print on?
Plain A4 or US Letter paper is fine for coloring pages, puzzles and stencils. For masks and the banner, thin card holds its shape better. Papel picado can be printed as lines only, on coloured paper.