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65 printable Christmas lights coloring pages you can download for some holiday fun.
These free printable coloring sheets feature twinkling holiday lights in all kinds of joyful designs.
Choose from simple bulbs for preschoolers, classic Christmas scenes, printable learning activities, and intricate designs for teens and adults. All original designs created for this collection.
New Designs | Easy | Classic | Detailed
How to Download: Click the link below each image to download single pages.
Usage Note: These printables are free to use for personal, non-commercial purposes. Teachers may print multiple copies for classroom use.
Fresh for 2026, these new Christmas lights coloring pages add even more variety to the collection, with creative activities, classroom-friendly printables, vintage-inspired bulbs, and festive designs for kids and adults.
Simple designs for young children, toddlers & beginners.
These easy holiday printables are perfect for little ones who are learning fine motor skills, or for anyone who wants a quick and cheerful holiday activity.
Looking for more simple, kid-friendly options? Check out our Christmas Coloring Pages for Kids. They're perfect for preschoolers and early elementary artists.
Medium-detail holiday scenes for kids & families.
These designs feature timeless Christmas scenes including cozy houses, cheerful kids, and wintry outdoor moments, all made extra magical with twinkling lights.
Don't miss our Christmas Ornament Coloring Pages for even more holiday printables.
Want more trees to decorate? Browse our Printable Christmas Tree Coloring Pages.
Grab your favorite crayons, markers, or colored pencils, and let's make this season a little more fun and colorful!
Want even more holiday-themed fun? Explore our full collection of Printable Christmas Coloring Pages.
Elegant, artistic designs for teens, adults & relaxation.
With mandalas, vintage strands, scrollwork patterns, and stained glass effects, this collection offers a relaxing challenge for anyone looking to slow down and savor the season.
Love detailed coloring sheets? You'll find even more relaxing designs in our Christmas Coloring Pages for Adults collection.
Coloring doesn't stop after Christmas! Stay cozy with snowflakes, mittens, and more in our Winter Coloring Pages collection.
Coloring is just the beginning! Once you've printed and colored your favorite pages, here are some fun ways to use them around your home, classroom, or holiday celebration:
DIY Christmas Light Garland
Color, cut, and string together your favorite light bulb pages (especially the easy or blank ones) to create a cheerful, homemade garland. Perfect for hanging across windows, mantels, or classroom bulletin boards.
Tree Ornaments with a Personal Touch
Print your favorite designs on card stock, shrink them down in size (2 per page), color them in, cut them out, and punch a hole at the top. Add ribbon and hang them on the tree for a personalized ornament that’s full of charm.
Handmade Holiday Cards
Fold a sheet of blank cardstock in half and glue a colored bulb or strip of lights to the front. Add your own holiday greeting inside for a beautiful, handmade Christmas card.
Wrapping Paper or Gift Tags
Use your colored pages to wrap small gifts, or cut out individual bulbs to use as custom gift tags. Write names with a metallic pen and attach with festive string!
Holiday Coloring Booklet
Print a set of several pages and staple them together to make a mini coloring book. It's a great craft for kids on winter break, or an easy classroom party activity.
Coloring Page Puzzle
After coloring a page, glue it to thin cardboard and cut it into puzzle pieces. This activity is great for classroom games, travel activities, or keeping little ones entertained.
Place Settings or Name Cards
Print, color, and fold smaller designs to create custom place cards for holiday dinners. Kids can make one for each guest at the table!
Family Photo Frame
Cut a frame shape out of your colored page and glue it to the border of a holiday photo. You can even laminate it and use it as a keepsake ornament.
Mixed Media Art
Encourage kids (or adults!) to mix coloring with other materials like glitter glue, sequins, cotton balls for snow, or buttons as light bulbs.
Classroom Bulletin Board Display
Have each student color a light bulb page, then display them all on a big board with the title: "Our Bright Ideas for the Holidays".
Tip for Parents & Teachers: Printing on white card stock gives your designs more durability, especially for decorations, garlands, or crafts that will be handled and hung up!
Want to add a little learning to your coloring? Here are some bright and cheerful facts about Christmas lights to share with your kids or classroom.
Thomas Edison Invented the First Christmas Lights
In 1880, Thomas Edison created the very first strand of electric lights, and he hung them outside his laboratory to show them off during the holidays.
The First Electrified Tree Was in a Home in 1882
Just two years later, Edison's colleague, Edward H. Johnson, used electric lights to decorate a Christmas tree in his home.
Christmas Lights Were Once So Expensive, Only the Rich Could Afford Them
In the early 1900s, a set of Christmas lights could cost more than $2,000 in today's money, once you included the price of wiring and installation!
There's a World Record for the Most Lights on a House
As of 2022, the Guinness World Record for most lights on a residential property is over 700,000 lights, set by the Gay family in New York!
LED Christmas Lights Use Up to 90% Less Energy
Today's modern LED lights are much more energy-efficient than older incandescent bulbs, and they last way longer, too!
More Christmas lights fun facts!
Are these Christmas lights coloring pages really free?
Yes! All of the Christmas lights coloring sheets on this site are completely free to download and print for personal or classroom use. You can use them at home, in school, or for holiday crafts, no strings attached.
How do I download and print a coloring page?
It's easy! Just click the link below any image to download a high-quality PDF file. Then open the file and print it from your home printer or at a local print shop.
Are these pages suitable for kids?
Definitely! There are easy designs with thick lines for toddlers and preschoolers, as well as more detailed designs for older children and adults. There's something for every age and skill level.
Can teachers use these coloring pages in the classroom?
Yes! Teachers are welcome to print as many copies as they need for classroom use. These pages make great quiet-time activities, early-finisher tasks, or winter break packets.
What file format are the coloring pages in?
All coloring pages are provided in PDF format, which makes them easy to view and print from any device.
Can I use these pages for crafts or decorations?
Absolutely! These coloring pages are perfect for cut-out crafts, garlands, ornaments, cards, and holiday decor. Visit the Creative Ideas section above for inspiration.
What supplies work best with these coloring pages?
These pages work well with crayons, colored pencils, markers, gel pens, and glitter glue. For best results, print on white card stock or heavy paper, especially if you're planning to cut them out or use markers.
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