Heart Coloring Pages | Free PDF Printables

Welcome to our ever-growing collection of heart coloring pages. Each free printable PDF features cute heart illustrations ready to fill in with your favorite colors.

Whether you're looking for a fun Valentine's Day activity or for free printable heart pictures to send a touch of sweetness to someone special, this set of heart-themed coloring pages is just what you need.

Free Printable Heart Coloring Pages

For this collection, we illustrated a huge range of free printable pictures of different types of hearts, including:

• Simple hearts
• Heart zentangles
• Broken hearts
• Smaller and larger hearts
• Heart mandalas
• Conversation and candy hearts
• Human hearts
• Heart-shaped card templates
• Blank hearts to print

While we designed many of these free printables to color in for kids of all ages, we've also included detailed drawings for teenagers and adults. Print some to color as a symbol of love on Valentine's Day or wedding anniversaries. Pick your favorites to make your own heart-themed coloring book!

Coloring Pages of Hearts to Download

Gather your markers, colored pencils, a box of candy hearts, and gel pens to color something full of love. Happy coloring!

Easy Heart Coloring Sheets For Kids

From heart balloons to baby Cupid, these simple love coloring pages are ideal for tiny hands.

The Heart's Size: Your heart is about the size of your fist. It might be small, but it's incredibly powerful. It has to be strong enough to pump blood all through your body.

Hard Worker: The heart beats around 100,000 times a day. Imagine clapping your hands that many times. This hard work keeps your blood moving, delivering oxygen and nutrients to your body.

Lifelong Pumper: Over a lifetime, the heart pumps about 1 million barrels of blood—enough to fill more than three supertankers. This amazing muscle never takes a break.

Love Symbol: The heart is often used as a symbol of love. This tradition goes back to ancient times when people thought the heart was the center of emotions. We still use heart shapes in our art and messages today.

Heart in Different Cultures: Many cultures use the heart to symbolize life, love, and courage. For example, in ancient Egypt, people believed the heart was the center of the soul and judgment.

Detailed Love Heart Printable Pictures

For more advanced colorers, don't miss these intricate heart designs.

Valentine's Day: People give heart-shaped cards and gifts on Valentine's Day to show they care. This holiday celebrates love and friendship, using the heart as a special symbol.

Four Chambers: Your heart has four chambers: two atria and two ventricles. Like a well-organized team, these chambers work together to pump blood efficiently through your body.

Electric Heartbeat: Your heart's electrical system sends signals to make it beat. This natural pacemaker ensures your heart keeps a steady rhythm while you sleep.

Heartbeat Speed: When you exercise, your heart beats faster to pump more blood and oxygen to your muscles. This is why your heart races when you run or play sports, helping you perform better.

Pictures of Flowers and Hearts for Coloring

Combine gorgeous flowers and adorable hearts for the ultimate symbol of love with these coloring sheets.

Animal Hearts: Some animals have fascinating hearts. For example, a blue whale's heart is as big as a small car and weighs about 1,300 pounds. It's huge to support such a large body.

Octopus Hearts: An octopus has three hearts. Two hearts pump blood to its gills, and one pumps it to the rest of its body. This helps the octopus stay active and strong underwater.

Heart and Brain: Your heart and brain work together. When you feel scared or excited, your brain sends signals to your heart to beat faster. This helps your body react quickly to what's happening around you.

Heartbeat Sound: The "lub-dub" sound you hear when you listen to your heartbeat is the sound of your heart valves opening and closing. These valves keep blood flowing in the right direction.

What Will You Color Next?

If you enjoyed this collection of Valentine coloring pages of hearts, we think you'll love these too. Print your own personal coloring book from your favorites!

More Free Printables to Color

We've got loads of free printable PDF coloring pages to help your family relax, work on fine motor skills, practice color recognition, or enjoy time together.

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Craft Ideas to Make With Cute Heart Coloring Pages

Embrace your creativity with these 11 craft ideas using heart-themed coloring pages. 

Make a variety of items like t-shirts, tote bags, and love lanterns.

These project ideas are a fantastic way to express love and joy through personalized Valentine’s Day crafts or everyday art activities!

1. Cute Heart-Shaped Bookmarks:

Make bookmarks in the shape of a heart that are both creative and useful.

Choose heart pictures to print and fill them with bright shades, and then cut them out. 

For durability, laminate the hearts. Punch a hole at the top and thread a colorful ribbon through the hole. 

Use these bespoke bookmarks in your own books or give them as personalized gifts.

2. Lovely Gift Tags: 

Add a sprinkle of love to any present with these cute little heart gift tags.

Print multiple designs and fill them with vibrant hues. Then, cut them out. 

Punch a hole at the top of each heart and thread a pretty ribbon, string, or twine through the hole. 

Write special messages or names on the gift labels to add heartfelt sentiment to each present.

3. Love-Themed Coasters: 

Create coasters with heart illustrations to show affection and protect your furniture.

Print simple heart outlines and color them in bold or pastel shades. Then, carefully cut out the shapes.

Laminate each heart or use contact paper to make it durable. Attach adhesive felt pads on the back to avoid scratching surfaces. 

These adorable heart coasters will protect your tables and bring a romantic vibe to any room. They’d be perfect for a Valentine’s Day dinner!

4. True Love Tote Bag:

Show off your personalized tote bag with custom ornate hearts illustrations. 

Print your chosen design onto fabric transfer paper. Color using red marker pens (these will show up better than colored pencils) and cut out. 

Place the transfer paper face down onto the tote bag where you want the design. (Place a piece of cardboard inside the bag to prevent any color bleeding through.)

Iron the back of the transfer paper slowly and with firm pressure. 

Let it cool down and then carefully peel off the paper to reveal your design!

5. Heartfelt Flipbook:

Create a fun flipbook with thoughtful messages and sweet illustrations. 

Pick your favorite heart pictures to color and then cut out designs to your chosen flipbook size (3 x 5 inches works well). 

Write or draw something special on each page like, 'You're loved,' 'Be mine,' 'Happy Valentine's Day,' or 'Happy Mother's Day.' Illustrations could include cute animals, candy hearts, and romantic rose bouquets. 

Add glue along one edge of each page and stick them together to form a book. 

Both young children and older kids can create a memorable gift that displays their love and creativity.

6. Valentine's Day Cards:

These personalized heart-shaped cards are great for gifting to friends, family, or that special somebody.

Print the free coloring pages at 50% scale. Color them, and then cut them into large heart shapes. 

Fold cardstock in half to make cards. Then, glue the colored hearts on the front. 

Add hand drawn elements like flowers, detailed drawings. or any universal symbol of love. 

Finish by writing heartfelt messages inside to express your love and appreciation for your loved ones.

7. Heart-Shaped Photo Frames: 

From preschool kids to older kids, this craft activity is brilliant for cherishing special memories.

Use complementary colors like red and pink on your free printable heart pictures, and then cut them out. 

Glue a small photo in the center of each heart. For durability, you could then glue this to a piece of cardboard. 

Then, decorate around it with glitter, sequins, or messages for a touch of sweetness. 

Hang these beautiful frames on a wall or give them as heartfelt gifts to a family member.

8. Paper Hearts Lanterns: 

Create a romantic ambiance by making love lanterns.

Color large heart illustrations and cut them out. 

Fold each heart vertically and then horizontally to make a center crease. 

Unfold the heart and make more vertical folds on each side next to the center crease. 

Starting at the bottom point of the heart, cut along the folds, stopping an inch from the heart's top. 

Curve the paper around to bring the edges together, forming a cylindrical lantern shape. Secure with glue or tape. 

Attach a string or ribbon at the top for hanging. Place LED tea lights inside for a glow.

Valentine’s Day crafts like this are great for practicing fine motor skills at home or at school. 

9. Passion Scented Sachets:

Infuse your surroundings with sweet scents by making heart-shaped scented bags.

Download free heart coloring pages in printable format and print at 25-50% scale. 

Cut two matching hearts and glue them on three sides, leaving the top open. 

Fill the sachet with potpourri, dried lavender, or other scents, and then seal it. 

Put the sachets in drawers and closets. Or, gift them as fragrant surprises.

10. Flirty Flower Bouquet:

Kids of all ages can create a unique, flower bouquet from our cute heart coloring pages.

Color several hearts in your favorite colors, including smaller hearts and larger heart sizes. Then, cut them out. 

Glue or tape each heart to a green pipe cleaner or stick to form a flower stem. Repeat for as many flowers as you would like. 

Arrange the heart flowers into a heart shape. Tie them together with twine or ribbon. 

Decorate the bouquet with ribbons, bows, or glitter for extra charm. 

Pair this heartfelt bouquet with a teddy bear for the ideal gift for loved ones on Valentine's Day.

11. Love Notes Jar:

Spread the love with this fun Valentine's Day activity and make a love jar. 

Print lots of your heart coloring sheets on a 25-50% scale. Write heartfelt messages or compliments on each one. 

Fold the hearts in half and put them in a jar for safekeeping. 

If someone needs cheering up after a broken heart, they can take a heart from the jar for a pleasant surprise.