Juicy patties, melted cheese, and fresh toppings come together in these 30 burger coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This mouth-watering collection celebrates the ultimate comfort food, capturing the deliciousness and endless variations of this beloved culinary creation!
These pages bring the joy of the burger right to your fingertips, from images of classic cheeseburgers stacked high to scenes of gourmet creations with unique toppings, burgers on the grill, 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 Burger Coloring Pages
Once your masterpieces are complete and your coloring pages pile up, don't let them gather dust! Here are 10 deliciously fun and easy craft ideas to give your burger art a second life.
1. Menu Board Magnets
Carefully cut out your colorful burger creations. Glue each burger onto a slightly larger piece of construction paper, then trim around it. Attach a small magnet strip or a push pin to the back of each to create fun toppers for your fridge, whiteboard, or bulletin board.
2. Stackable Burger Play Set
From your finished burger pages, cut out separate components like a bun top, patty, cheese slice, lettuce, and tomato. Glue each piece onto a sturdy cardboard backing. Once dry, cut out the cardboard shapes to create a fantastic “build-your-own” play burger for hours of imaginative fun.
3. Burger Bash Garland
Cut out multiple burger shapes from your colored pages. Using strips of colorful construction paper, create a classic paper chain by gluing the ends of each strip to form a loop and linking them together. Glue or staple a burger cutout onto every few links of the chain for a festive party decoration.
4. Wearable Burger Crown
Cut out a vibrant, full burger from your finished coloring page. Measure a strip of construction paper to fit comfortably around your child's head, then tape or staple the ends to form a band. Securely glue or tape your colored burger to the front of the headband for a fun, edible-looking crown.
5. Diner Coasters
Select a beautifully colored burger and cut it into a neat circle or square, slightly smaller than your desired coaster size. Glue this design onto a sturdy piece of cardboard or a cork sheet. Once dry, cover the top with clear contact paper or a layer of Mod Podge to seal and protect it, making a custom burger-themed coaster.
6. Burger Buddy Puppets
Cut out a full burger from your colored page. For a stick puppet, simply glue a popsicle stick to the back. For a finger puppet, cut two thin strips of construction paper, form them into loops, and glue them side-by-side on the back of the burger to slip your fingers through for a fun show.
7. Chef's Burger Clip
Cut out a small, appealing burger from your coloring page and glue it onto a small piece of cardboard for extra durability. Securely glue a clothespin to the back of the cardboard. This creates a charming clip to hold burger recipes, shopping lists, or messages in the kitchen.
8. Life-Sized Burger Standee
Carefully cut out several of your finished burger pages. Glue them onto a large piece of poster board, overlapping slightly to create one giant, super burger. Cut out the entire shape and add a cardboard stand to the back, transforming it into a fun photo booth prop or room decoration.
9. My Burger Recipe Journal
Fold a piece of construction paper in half to create a simple book or folder. Carefully select and cut out a large, appealing burger from one of your colored pages and glue it prominently onto the front cover. Use the inside pages to write down your favorite burger recipes, topping ideas, or grilling tips.
10. Burger Pencil Pals
Cut out small, detailed burgers from your finished coloring pages. Glue each tiny burger onto a small piece of craft foam or folded construction paper. Then, carefully cut a small slit in the foam/paper or wrap it around the top of a pencil, securing with glue, to make a fun burger pencil topper.