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Emotion Faces Coloring Pages & Printable Craft Templates

Use these free printable templates as coloring pages or craft patterns. Choose Black and white for detailed line art to color on paper, or Outline for a simple shape to trace onto paper, card or felt and cut out. Set your size, save a PDF, and print at 100% or Actual size.

Choose from nine friendly faces: happy, sad, angry, surprised, worried, calm, sleepy, confused and excited. Each expression comes in one warm-yellow palette, with matching black-and-white coloring pages and outline options. Resize the faces for feelings cards, classroom displays and paper crafts, then save as PDF, SVG or transparent PNG.

1. Choose a design

2. Set illustration size and style

Size details

Width starts at 1 cm, with no fixed 100 cm limit. Height keeps the original proportions. Large designs can span up to 100 printed sheets. In free arrangement, use Fit all designs after enlarging a design; adding sheets alone does not enlarge it.

Outline: outer contour for tracing and cutting out. Black and white: detailed line art for coloring pages and craft templates. Color: ready-made decorations.

Place multiple illustrations wherever you like, at any size.

Paper, line thickness and mirror

Tiled printing

Applies when printing across multiple sheets. With no overlap, trim the blank margins and align the image edges.

Save / load settings

Save a settings file to reuse later on this template page. Includes automatic arrangements, free layouts, paper, sizes and line thicknesses. Loading replaces the current settings; Undo restores them. Files are processed on your device.

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Save / Print

Print at 100% / Actual size.

Make your own feelings cards

Choose a face and set its width. Use the same width for a matching set of cards, or mix sizes for a classroom display. Arrange the faces on the page and print at 100% scale. Ask children what each expression means to them; people may interpret the same face differently.

Color, cut and create

Choose Black and White for coloring pages that keep the eyes, mouth and other facial features. Color mode uses the warm-yellow palette. Outline intentionally shows only the outer cutting shape, without the expression inside, so use Color or Black and White for feelings activities.

Which feelings are included?

The nine designs are Happy, Sad, Angry, Surprised, Worried, Calm, Sleepy, Confused and Excited. The pictures have no written labels, so you can add your own words or use them without text.

Can I use the faces for classroom activities?

Yes. Print small faces for matching games and feelings cards, or larger ones for displays and paper crafts. Let each person describe an expression in their own words. These are everyday activity materials, not diagnostic or therapy tools.

How do I keep the facial features on my coloring page?

Select Black and White rather than Outline. Black and White preserves the expression for coloring; Outline keeps only the outside edge for a simple stencil.