A burst of sugary sweetness and a rainbow of vibrant colors fill these 19 jelly beans coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This delightful collection celebrates the playful charm of these iconic candies, capturing their irresistible appeal and endless variety!

These pages bring the sweet fun of jelly beans right to your fingertips, from images of mountains of colorful candies and jars overflowing with treats to scenes of adorable characters enjoying their favorite flavors, and more!
To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.
All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Jelly Beans Coloring Pages
Once your little artists have filled countless pages with colorful jelly beans, don't let those masterpieces go to waste! Turn them into fun, easy, and affordable crafts.
1. Jelly Bean Garland
Cut out individual jelly beans from your colored pages. Use a hole punch on each, then thread them onto a piece of yarn or string. Hang your cheerful garland for a sweet room decoration or party accent.
2. Sweet Treat Greeting Cards
Cut out various jelly bean shapes or even a whole jar. Glue these onto folded construction paper to create unique greeting cards for birthdays, thank you notes, or just to say “hello.” Add a “You're the sweetest!” message inside.
3. Jelly Bean Sorting Mat
Glue a large colored jelly bean jar (cut from a coloring page) onto a piece of poster board. Draw several colored sections inside or around the jar. Kids can then cut out individual jelly beans from other pages and “sort” them onto the matching color sections on the mat.
4. Pretend Jelly Bean Dispenser
Decorate a small cardboard box (like a tissue box) by gluing cut-out jelly bean pictures all over it. Cut a slit in the top for “filling” with more paper jelly beans, and perhaps a small flap at the bottom for “dispensing.” Perfect for imaginative play!
5. Laminated Jelly Bean Placemats
Create a colorful collage by gluing cut-out jelly beans or whole colored pages onto a larger piece of cardstock. Cover both sides with clear contact paper or laminating sheets to make reusable, wipeable placemats for snack time or art activities.
6. Jelly Bean Memory Game
Cut out pairs of identical jelly beans from your coloring pages. Glue each onto a small piece of cardstock. Turn them face down and play a classic memory matching game, trying to find the matching jelly bean pairs. Great for color recognition!
7. Window Cling Jelly Bean Jars
Cut out full jelly bean jar designs from your colored pages. Cover one side with clear contact paper, then carefully cut around the shape again. These make delightful “clings” for windows, mirrors, or glass doors, bringing a pop of color to any room.
8. Jelly Bean Rainbow Mobile
Cut out various colored jelly beans and a cloud shape from your pages. Attach the jelly beans in rainbow order using different lengths of string or yarn to a small stick or a cardboard cloud. Hang your vibrant mobile for a cheerful decoration.
9. Jelly Bean Stick Puppets
Glue individual cut-out jelly beans or small jelly bean jar designs onto popsicle sticks or pipe cleaners. Use these as fun puppets to tell sweet stories, put on a puppet show, or just for creative, imaginative play.
10. Jelly Bean Mosaic Art
Tear or cut your colored jelly bean pages into small, irregular pieces. Glue these pieces onto a larger sheet of construction paper to create a textured mosaic picture. You can even draw an outline of a giant jelly bean or a jar first and fill it in.



















