Easter Color by Number Printable

Color by number: Decorated egg

Color each square by its number. Squares with no number stay white.

1111

111111

222222

33333333

33233233

3333333333

2222222222

4141414141

1414141414

2222222222

55555555

5555

To color on screen, choose a color in the key, then tap the squares.

How it works

Every Easter color by number printable here is a pixel picture: a grid of numbered squares that turns into a decorated egg, a bunny or a hot cross bun. There are 8, each in two sizes.

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What is in the Easter set

In More options, three groups hold the 8 pictures: Egg hunt and parade (Decorated egg, Basket, Bonnet), Easter animals (Bunny, Chick, Lamb) and Easter table (Carrot, Hot cross bun). Under Size, every Easy 12 by 12 key stays inside the basic box of 8 crayons. Every Detailed 24 by 24 grid adds a color from outside that box: pink and light blue each appear in 6 of the 8 detailed keys.

White shapes on white paper

A lamb is white, and so is the paper. White squares print empty, so the Lamb stands under a full blue sky. Pupils color the sky, the grass, the black face and the legs, and the fleece appears by itself. The Bunny's 2 front teeth work the same way.

For an egg hunt, pupils color and cut out easy Decorated egg sheets, then hide them around the room.
Printing the Lamb? Tick Put 0 in the white squares in More options, and each fleece square prints a 0 to skip.
Each prints on one page of Letter or A4. Untick Answer key on page 2 under More options to skip the key.

Questions and answers

Which Easter picture is quickest to color?

The Carrot: 66 squares on the easy grid and 252 on the detailed one. The Hot cross bun takes longest at both sizes, 112 and 448. For pictures without the holiday, print the spring pixel pictures.

How many crayons does each Easter sheet need?

Easy grids need 3 to 5: the Carrot only green, orange and brown, the Decorated egg, Basket, Bonnet and Chick 5 each. Detailed grids run from 3 colors, for the brown, pink and black Bunny, to 8 for the Basket.

Why is a hot cross bun in an Easter set?

It is an Easter food in Britain and other Commonwealth countries: a spiced bun with currants and a cross on top, eaten by tradition on Good Friday. Here the crust is brown, the cross yellow and the currants black.

All 8 pictures

Egg hunt and parade 3

Basket A brown basket with a tall handle and an orange and brown woven side, holding a red, a blue and a purple egg. The detailed grid holds 4 patterned eggs on a fringe of light green grass, and its key has 8 colors, the most on this page. In the legend, the Easter Bunny carries colored eggs in a basket. Easy: 5 colors, 100 squares to color. Detailed: 8 colors, 407 squares to color.
Bonnet A yellow straw hat with a wide brim and a purple band that holds a red flower. The detailed grid adds orange weave marks, a pink, a red and a light blue flower with green leaves, and 2 purple ribbon tails under the brim. An Easter bonnet is a new or fancy hat worn at Easter, often with flowers on top. Easy: 5 colors, 102 squares to color. Detailed: 7 colors, 320 squares to color.
Decorated egg An egg painted in bands: a purple top, a blue band with 2 yellow dots, a red and purple checkered band and a green base, with yellow lines between them. The detailed grid has a light blue band with pink spots, a purple and green zigzag and a red band with orange dots. Dyeing and painting chicken eggs is the oldest Easter egg tradition. Easy: 5 colors, 94 squares to color. Detailed: 7 colors, 358 squares to color.

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Easter animals 3

Bunny A rabbit's face from the front with tall ears, 2 black eyes and 2 white front teeth left blank. The easy grid has orange inner ears and a red nose. The detailed grid turns both pink and adds black whiskers, so its key has only 3 colors, the fewest of any detailed grid on this page. Easy: 4 colors, 110 squares to color. Detailed: 3 colors, 340 squares to color.
Chick A yellow chick with black eyes and an orange beak, sitting in the bottom half of a dyed eggshell with a cracked zigzag edge. The easy shell is blue with a purple stripe. The detailed grid lifts both wings, adds pink cheeks and makes the shell light blue with a purple stripe and pink dots. Easy: 5 colors, 98 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 359 squares to color.
Lamb A lamb standing on green grass under a blue sky with a yellow sun in the corner. The fleece is never colored: it is the white paper, and it appears once the sky, the grass and the black face and legs are filled in. The detailed grid has a light blue sky, gray curls in the fleece, a pink ear and 2 pink flowers. Easy: 4 colors, 101 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 419 squares to color.

Easter table 2

Carrot An orange carrot pointing down, with brown lines across the root and a spray of green leaves. The detailed grid adds light green veins to the leaves. It has the fewest squares to color of any picture here at both sizes, and the easy grid needs only 3 crayons. Easy: 3 colors, 66 squares to color. Detailed: 4 colors, 252 squares to color.
Hot cross bun A round bun seen from above: a brown crust, an orange top, a yellow cross and black currants. The detailed grid sets it on a light blue plate with a gray rim. It has the most squares to color on this page at both sizes. In Britain and other Commonwealth countries these spiced fruit buns are a Good Friday tradition. Easy: 4 colors, 112 squares to color. Detailed: 6 colors, 448 squares to color.

How this list was compiled: Our own pixel pictures, drawn square by square for this site on 12 by 12 and 24 by 24 grids. Nothing is traced, scanned or copied from clip art, and no character from a film, show, book, game or brand appears. The color and square counts in each description were counted from the finished grids. The facts about the egg, the basket, the bonnet and the hot cross bun were checked against Wikipedia in September 2026 and are told in our own words. Licence: own work

Easter Color by Number Printable Pixel Pictures in 2 Sizes