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Analog Clock 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.

Build a clock showing your chosen time. Choose the original mint clock, a coral pop clock with yellow stars and blue numerals, or a navy-and-gold clock with Roman numerals, then add the matching long minute hand and short hour hand. The three sets contain nine separate parts, with black-and-white coloring pages and outline options. Resize and 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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Print at 100% / Actual size.

Match the sizes before assembling

For a clock face 10 cm wide, use a long minute hand 4.8 cm wide and a short hour hand 3.4 cm wide. In inches, a 4-inch face pairs with a 1.92-inch long hand and a 1.36-inch short hand. Do not set every piece to the same width. To make a larger or smaller clock, multiply all three widths by the same amount.

Arrange the hands to show any time

  1. Switch to free layout and add a clock face, its long minute hand and its short hour hand.
  2. Set each part's size, then rotate the hands. The rotation control turns a part around its selection-box center, not the clock pin.
  3. After rotating, move each hand until its small center circle lines up with the clock face's center circle. If you rotate a hand again, realign its center circle.
  4. Move the short hour hand between numbers as the minutes advance. At 4:30 it should sit halfway between 4 and 5, while the long hand points to 6.

The hands start pointing right. For 10:10, set the long hand to 330 degrees and the short hand to 215 degrees, then align the center circles. For 4:30, use 90 degrees and 45 degrees. For 7:45, use 180 degrees and 142.5 degrees.

Make a movable paper clock

Choose Color or Black and White to keep the numerals and small center marks. Print the three parts at their matching sizes, cut them out, and ask an adult to help make the center holes and attach the hands with a paper fastener. Outline mode intentionally removes the numerals and center marks and is best for simple outer-shape stencils.

What is different about the three clock sets?

Clock A keeps the original mint rim and rounded numerals. Clock B has a coral rim, yellow stars and blue numerals. Clock C pairs a navy-and-gold rim with Roman numerals. All three retain the same outer frame and two hand shapes, with hand colors matched to each set. Each set is listed as a face, long minute hand and short hour hand, for nine named parts in total.

Can these be used for learning to tell time?

Yes. Assemble the hands at a chosen time or make a movable paper clock for practice. These craft dials have 12 hour marks, not 60 separate minute marks. The broad, easy-to-cut arrowheads may cover part of a numeral at some angles.

Can I color the clock myself?

Choose Black and White for a clock coloring page with numerals and center marks. Keep the three parts at matching sizes if you plan to cut out and assemble them.

Adults should help children with scissors, hole making and small paper fasteners.