Twenty-seven space coloring pages, from quick outer-space scenes to solar systems, galaxies and astronauts. The simple pages are best when you want something fast; the galaxy and solar-system sheets have more small areas to work through. Tap any image to open the full-size printable.
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Easy space coloring pages — Sheets 1–3
These first sheets use broader shapes and more open space. They are easier with crayons or broad markers and do not need a fully dark background to look finished.
Planets and galaxies — Sheets 4–9
Give neighboring planets different values so they do not merge together. On galaxy pages, leave some stars and tiny highlights white instead of filling every part of the background with blue, violet or black.
Astronaut coloring pages — Sheets 10–16
Keep the suit lighter than the background so the figure stays readable. One accent color on the backpack, chest panel or visor is usually enough; you do not need to color every suit panel differently.
More space printables — Sheets 17–27
Color a dark space background without losing the picture
- Color the main subject first. Keep astronauts, planets or spacecraft lighter than the background.
- Darken the background in larger areas. You do not need to fill every tiny gap with black.
- Leave stars and a few highlights white. Those untouched areas keep the page from turning into one dark block.
For a quick sampler, use Sheet 1, Sheet 8 and Sheet 14 for an easy page, a solar-system page and an astronaut page.
Printing
Open the image itself for the full-size file and print on A4 or Letter paper with “Fit to page” if the edges are cropped. Colored pencils are especially useful on galaxy and astronaut sheets because they give you more control around stars, panels and small planet details.
For more easy printable themes, browse the easy coloring pages for kids.
