100+ Free Mario Coloring Pages & Activity Packs (PDF Printables)

Jump Into the Mushroom Kingdom With Your Crayons

I still remember unwrapping my first Nintendo Entertainment System back in 1985. That little Italian plumber jumping across pixelated platforms completely changed my childhood. Now, nearly four decades later, Mario’s still going strong—and my own kids are just as obsessed as I was.

Here’s what makes our collection different: we’re not just throwing random images at you. I’ve spent hours organizing these Mario coloring pages by game, difficulty level, and age group. Plus, I’ve added educational worksheets that teachers actually want (because let’s be honest, anything that makes math fun deserves a power-up star).

Whether you’re looking for the newest Elephant Mario from Super Mario Wonder or classic 8-bit nostalgia, you’ll find it here. And yes, everything’s available as free printable Mario coloring pages and Mario coloring pages PDF downloads.

Super Mario Bros. Wonder Coloring Pages (Newest & Trending)

Let’s start with what everyone’s searching for right now. Super Mario Wonder dropped some seriously creative power-ups, and kids everywhere want to color them.

Elephant Mario & Friends

The elephant power-up is pure genius—Mario with a trunk? It’s adorable and hilarious. Our elephant transformation sheets show Mario, Luigi, and even Princess Peach in full pachyderm glory. The trunk details are perfect for practicing fine motor skills, and younger artists love adding their own patterns to those big elephant ears.

I’ve included action shots of Elephant Mario spraying water and stomping through obstacles. The expressions are priceless, which makes these pages incredibly fun to color.

Classic Super Mario Characters (The Essentials)

Sometimes you just need the originals. These timeless characters never go out of style.

Mario & Luigi

Our Mario and Luigi collection includes everything from simple standing poses for toddlers to complex action shots of mid-jump gymnastics. I’ve included high-five scenes, back-to-back hero stances, and even some silly mustache close-ups.

The jumping poses are fantastic for teaching motion and perspective. Kids love adding motion lines and their own creative backgrounds.

Princess Peach & Daisy

These pages are detailed for a reason. Princess Peach’s flowing gowns feature intricate patterns, ruffles, and crown jewels that appeal to kids who love fashion coloring. Daisy brings sporty energy with her athletic poses and flower accessories.

I’ve noticed these pages are equally popular with boys and girls—everyone appreciates a well-designed character, regardless of gender.

Bowser & The Koopalings

Every hero needs a villain, right? Bowser pages range from fierce battle-ready poses to surprisingly cute “defeated” expressions. His shell spikes and scales provide excellent texture practice.

The Koopalings each have distinct personalities reflected in their designs. Larry, Morton Jr., Wendy, Iggy, Roy, Lemmy, and Ludwig all get their moment to shine (or should I say, get colored in).

Yoshi & Toad

For younger artists just learning to stay inside the lines, Yoshi and Toad are perfect starting points. Their rounded shapes and friendly faces are forgiving for little hands still developing coordination.

Yoshi’s saddle and spots let kids practice patterns, while Toad’s mushroom cap is basically a built-in color theory lesson. Red cap with white spots? Classic. But I’ve seen kids create rainbow Toads that would make Picasso jealous.

Mario Kart Racing Pages (Action-Oriented)

Rev those engines! Mario Kart brings speed and excitement to the coloring table.

Learn with Mario: Educational Worksheets (The “Teacher” Bait)

Here’s where we level up. These aren’t just coloring pages—they’re sneaky learning tools that kids actually enjoy.

Connect the Dots (Motor Skills)

Follow the numbered coins from 1 to 50 to reveal a hidden mushroom or star power-up. These sheets build number recognition, fine motor control, and patience—all while feeling like a game.

“Help Mario Find Peach” Mazes

Classic maze activities with a Mushroom Kingdom twist. Navigate past Goombas, around pipes, and through castle corridors. I’ve created three difficulty levels, from simple paths for preschoolers to genuinely challenging routes that’ll make you think.

Interactive & 3D Crafts

Ready to go beyond flat coloring? These projects add an extra dimension of fun.

Printable Mario Diorama

Cut out Mario, Luigi, Bowser, and various Mushroom Kingdom elements. Each piece has fold-tabs that let you create a standing 3D scene. Color them first, then assemble your mini world.

This project combines coloring, cutting practice, spatial reasoning, and imaginative play. Plus, it looks awesome displayed on a bedroom shelf.

Mario Masks

Birthday party coming up? Print these Mario and Luigi cap masks complete with attached mustaches. Kids can color them before cutting them out and wearing them. The caps feature the iconic “M” and “L” logos, and the mustaches are sized for both kids and adults.

Pro tip: laminate these after coloring for durability, especially if you’re using them for a party where twelve hyperactive kids will be wearing them.

Start Your Mario Adventure Today

Whether you need a rainy day activity, classroom math sheets that don’t feel like work, or party decorations on a budget, these 100+ free printable Mario coloring pages have you covered. From the latest Super Mario Wonder characters to timeless classics, there’s something here for every skill level and interest.

The best part? You can download individual pages or grab entire packs as PDF files of Mario coloring pages. Print as many copies as you need—we won’t tell.

Don’t forget to bookmark this page! I’m constantly adding new sheets as Nintendo releases new games and characters. Next up: I’m working on a Luigi’s Mansion collection and some Super Mario RPG characters.

Have you colored something amazing? Share your creations on Instagram and tag us for a chance to be featured in our community gallery. I love seeing how creative you all get—rainbow Yoshis, goth Princess Peach, neon Mario Karts—every interpretation is valid and awesome.

Happy coloring, and remember: the princess is in another castle, but the crayons are right here!