“Banana!” – who doesn’t know this reputation? The little yellow helpers of Gru, the (former) supervillain, have conquered the world with their incomprehensible babble and clumsiness. Whether in “Despicable Me” or their own films: The Minions always cause chaos and laughter. Minions coloring pages are an absolute hit with children because they bring the good mood of the films directly to the painting table.
When coloring in the coloring pages, children can take on the role of Gru and create their own little army. Whether it’s tall Kevin, one-eyed Stuart or sweet little Bob with his teddy bear – every Minion has its own character. The simple shapes of the figures (they look a bit like yellow Tic-Tacs!) make them the ideal motif for painting beginners, while the many details such as glasses, dungarees and Gru’s crazy inventions also delight older fans.
A Minion in a superhero costume with a cape stands proudly with hands on hips on the rooftop of a tall building.
Two Minions are baking together; one is stirring batter in a large bowl, while the other is frosting a giant cupcake.
Three playful Minions are riding together on a scooter along a park path filled with flowers and balloons.
A group of Minions gathers around a warm campfire next to their tent, under a crescent moon and shooting stars.
A happy Minion rides a skateboard and waves.
A happy minion rides a bike on a path under the bright sun.
A Minion sits comfortably in an armchair and reads a large book with concentration.
Minions build a large sandcastle on the sunny beach with a bucket and shovel.
Instructions for Minions coloring pages
First things first: get the yellow pen ready! Minions are bright yellow, and that is the main color for each image. There is also the classic denim blue for their dungarees as well as black for the gloves, boots and the Gru logo on the chest.
For the Minions’ glasses, a silver or gray pen works great to create the metallic look. When children design Minions coloring pages, they can also get creative: Why not paint an “Evil Minion” in purple? Or give the Minion colorful swimming trunks instead of dungarees? The humor in the films invites you to do nonsense while painting.
12 Minions coloring pages to print for free
Our collection includes 12 chaotic and funny Minions coloring pages that will leave no eye dry. You’ll find scenes where the Minions hunt bananas, play musical instruments, or dress up as other characters.
The images range from large individual portraits (perfect for little ones) to teeming group scenes with lots to explore. All templates are available to download for free as JPG or PDF files. Just print it out, sharpen your pencils and say “Bello!” call – the painting fun can begin.
A Minion stands at an easel and paints a colorful landscape with a sun.
Minion astronauts explore space with rockets and planets.
Minions bake pancakes together in the kitchen and are clearly having fun.
A group of Minions enjoy a picnic in the park with music and food.
A Minion sings passionately and plays an acoustic guitar.
A Minion kneels in the garden and carefully plants small flowers in pots.
Minion with a headscarf cleans the living room with a broom and feather duster.
Minions in costumes enjoy an elegant tea party with cookies and muffins at the table.
A group of Minions dance happily to music and have a lively party.
A Minion with a sun hat sits on the lakeshore and relaxes fishing.
Two Minions and a small dog fly a banana kite.
Minions play soccer on the grass while SpongeBob acts as the goalkeeper.
6 creative ideas with Minions coloring pages
Minion Skittles Collect empty plastic bottles. Color in pictures of Minions, cut them out and glue them onto the bottles. Now you have your own “Minion Bowling” for the hallway or garden. Who will knock over the most Minions?
The Crazy Minion Glasses Print out a large face of a minion (especially the eye area). Cut out the glasses and eyes, glue them to cardboard and attach a rubber band. Now your child looks like a Minion himself!
Banana Sticker Minions love bananas. Have your child color and cut out lots of little Minions. Then secretly stick them on the bananas in the fruit bowl. This is a fun surprise for your next breakfast.
Gru’s Laboratory ID Card Make an employee ID card for Gru’s Laboratory. A small Minions coloring picture serves as a passport photo, next to it is the child’s name and position (e.g. “Top Banana Tester”).
Yellow party garland For a child’s birthday party, you can color in lots of Minions and glue them together on your hands (or connect them with a string). This creates a long chain of yellow helpers that dances through the room.
Bookmark “Kevin” Since Kevin is the long minion, his picture is perfect as a bookmark. Simply color it in, glue it to a strip of yellow cardboard and attach a few black wool threads to the top as hair.
Paint by numbers with Minions
Since Minions mainly consist of two colors (yellow and blue), painting by numbers is particularly easy and satisfying here. It helps children draw clear boundaries between skin and clothing, so that the Minion ends up looking nice and tidy – even if he misbehaves most of the time in the film.
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Free Minions Coloring Book PDF
We have gathered a whole horde for you: A free PDF with 16 different Minions coloring pages is waiting for you. There are also the purple “evil” Minions and of course Agnes with her unicorn. The coloring book is ready to download at any time.
With our Minions coloring pages you can bring the fun and lightheartedness of the films home. It’s a wonderful way for children to laugh, paint and just be a little silly. Pooppaye! (Bye!)
