Is your little one obsessed with both dinosaurs AND Halloween? You’ve hit the jackpot! These halloween dinosaur coloring pages bring together the best of both worlds—roaring reptiles dressed up for trick-or-treating.
I created this collection after my own kids insisted their T-Rex needed a costume too. Why should kids have all the Halloween fun, right? These pages are perfect for keeping little hands busy during October, at classroom parties, or when you need a few minutes to hide the good candy.
Each page is completely free to print, and they’re sized just right for little artists. Grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils and let’s get coloring!
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Trick-or-Treating T-Rex Halloween Dinosaur Coloring Page
This adorable T-Rex is ready to collect some serious candy! The little ghost costume draped over those tiny arms is just too cute.
My kids love adding their own patterns to the candy bucket—stripes, polka dots, you name it. It’s a great page for practicing staying in the lines too, with those big bold dinosaur features.
Vampire Velociraptor Halloween Dinosaur Coloring Page
Who knew velociraptors could get even more dramatic? This little guy is sporting classic vampire fangs and a swishy cape that’s begging for some bold purple or red.
The cape gives kids a chance to experiment with shading and different coloring techniques. We like to add some sparkle with glitter crayons for extra Halloween pizzazz!
Witch Hat Triceratops Halloween Dinosaur Coloring Page
This three-horned cutie found the perfect Halloween accessory! That witch hat perched between the horns always makes my daughter giggle.
The stars on the hat are perfect for younger kids to practice their fine motor skills. Try using orange and black for a classic Halloween look, or go wild with rainbow colors!
Mummy Wrapped Stegosaurus Halloween Dinosaur Coloring Page
The bandages wrapped around this stegosaurus create such a fun pattern to color! Those back plates poking through the wrappings add an extra challenge that older kids enjoy.
We like to color the bandages in different shades of white, gray, and cream to make them look more realistic. Don’t forget to make those eyes extra big and friendly!
Pumpkin Patch Brachiosaurus Halloween Dinosaur Coloring Page
This gentle giant is hanging out in the pumpkin patch, and there’s SO much to color here! The long neck reaching up gives kids plenty of space to practice their coloring stamina.
My son loves making each pumpkin a different face—happy, silly, spooky, you name it. The falling leaves are perfect for practicing those warm autumn colors like orange, yellow, and red.
Spider Web Pterodactyl Halloween Dinosaur Coloring Page
This flying dino is doing loop-de-loops around a sparkly spider web! The wide wings give little artists a great big area to work with, which is perfect for practicing smooth, even coloring.
The webbing is actually pretty simple to color but looks super impressive when finished. We usually do the web in silver or white crayon, then color the background dark to make it pop!
Frankenstein Ankylosaurus Halloween Dinosaur Coloring Page
This armored dino got the Frankenstein treatment, complete with bolts and stitches! The club tail is still there though, making this one tough monster.
Kids love adding green skin to this one, but honestly any color works. The stitches are great for practicing straight lines, and you can make them as neat or as wild as you want!
Black Cat Riding Dinosaur Halloween Coloring Page
This unlikely duo is the cutest thing ever! A black cat hitching a ride on a dinosaur’s back while bats flutter around is peak Halloween energy.
My kids always debate whether the dinosaur should be green or orange for this one. The little bats in the background are simple enough for younger siblings to help color too!
Jack-o-Lantern Diplodocus Halloween Dinosaur Coloring Page
Someone turned this diplodocus into the world’s longest jack-o-lantern! That carved face on the side is such a creative twist on traditional Halloween imagery.
The long body gives kids room to add their own details—more pumpkins, candy corn, whatever they imagine. This is one of our favorites for older kids who like adding their own creative touches.
Skeleton Dinosaur Halloween Coloring Page
This dino skeleton is educational AND spooky! Kids can see all the bones while still keeping that friendly dinosaur smile.
We’ve used this one for sneaky learning moments about bones and dinosaur anatomy. The graveyard background with tombstones and a big moon makes it feel perfectly Halloween without being too scary for sensitive little ones.
Time to Color Your Prehistoric Halloween!
There you have it—ten amazing halloween dinosaur coloring pages that’ll keep your little paleontologists happy all October long! Whether your kiddo loves the spooky stuff or just wants to see a T-Rex in a costume, there’s something here for everyone. These pages are perfect for rainy afternoons, Halloween parties, or those moments when you need fifteen minutes of peace to actually drink your coffee while it’s still hot. Don’t forget to check out our other seasonal coloring pages too—we’ve got everything from Christmas dinosaurs to dinosaurs celebrating birthdays. Happy coloring, and may your floors survive the crayon carnage!
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