Pizza Coloring Pages (Free PDF Printables)

Enjoy a tasty collection of 16 pizza coloring pages designed for kids of all ages. From smiling pizza slices to classic pepperoni pizzas and easy designs for preschoolers, these pages are perfect for relaxed, screen-free fun.

This collection is part of our Food & Treats coloring pages, and every pizza coloring page is free to download and print as a PDF for home or classroom use.

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All Pizza coloring pages are free for personal and classroom use.

Pizza Slice Coloring Pages

Pizza Slice with Mushrooms and Salami

Simple Italian Pizza Slice

Melting pizza slices with stars

Pepperoni Pizza Coloring Pages

Pepperoni Pizza Slice with Melted Cheese and Toppings

Pepperoni pizza in a box

Easy Pizza Coloring Pages for Preschool

Simple Pizza Outline

Easy Kawaii Happy Pizza

Easy Geometrical Pizza

Whole Pizza Coloring Pages

Round Pepperoni Pizza With Cheese

Vegetable Pizza With Toppings

Wood-Fired Pizza Oven with Pizza

Cute Pizza Coloring Pages

Goofy Pizza Slice with a Grin

Smiling Pizza Slice With Melting Cheese

Additional Pizza Coloring Pages

Chef Holding Freshly Baked Pizza

Freshly baked pizza with basil and salami

Pizza makers at the brick oven

Tips for Coloring Pizza-Themed Pages

• Start with light colors first. Coloring the cheese, crust, and toppings lightly makes it easier to add darker details later without overpowering the page.
• Mix warm shades for realistic pizza colors. Try combining yellows, oranges, and light browns for cheese, and different reds for pepperoni and sauce.
• Use patterns on toppings. Adding small dots, lines, or shading to mushrooms, olives, or peppers makes the pizza look more fun and textured.
• Outline after coloring. Tracing details with a darker pencil or marker can help shapes stand out, especially for cartoon-style pizza pages.
• Encourage creativity. Pizza doesn’t have to look realistic — kids can invent colorful toppings, rainbow cheese, or silly faces to make each page unique.

Pizza Coloring Crafts for Kids

1. Build-Your-Own Pizza Game

Start with a plain pizza coloring page and color it as the base. Then cut out toppings from colored paper (pepperoni, mushrooms, olives, peppers). Kids can place, remove, and rearrange toppings to create a new pizza every time.

2. Paper Plate Pizza

Glue a completed pizza coloring page onto a paper plate to create a pretend pizza. Add extra texture with yarn for cheese or small paper shapes for toppings. These make great props for play kitchens or pizza parties.

3. Pizza Slice Wall Art

Cut out a single pizza slice and mount it on colored paper or cardboard. Kids can decorate the background and write the name of their “special pizza” underneath. Hang the finished slices on the wall as a mini art gallery.

4. Pizza Shop Role-Play

Use several colored pizza pages to create a pretend pizza shop. Kids can design a menu, name their pizzas, and take turns being the chef and the customer. Add price tags or pretend money for extra fun.

5. Mix-and-Match Pizza Book

Fold a few colored pizza pages in half and staple them together to make a small “pizza book.” Each page can feature a different pizza style, topping idea, or silly design. Kids can flip through and show off their creations.

6. Silly Pizza Faces

Encourage kids to turn pizza slices into characters by adding eyes, mouths, and expressions. They can draw faces directly on the pizza or glue on paper eyes and shapes to create funny emotions.