Five Nights At Freddy's Coloring Pages

Five Nights at Freddy’s Coloring Pages at ColoringPagesOnly.com brings together 90+ free pages spanning the full FNaF franchise – from the original four animatronics of Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza to the toy versions of FNAF 2, the deteriorated nightmare forms of FNAF 4, the decayed Springtrap, and the rock-star Glamrock cast of Security Breach. Whether you are looking for classic Freddy in his brown bear form with top hat, Foxy’s eyepatch and hook hand, the tangled pink-and-white wreckage of Mangle, or the teal-and-gold guitar of Glamrock Freddy, this collection covers the characters fans search for most across every major game in the series. The full Games collection is available through our Games Coloring Pages hub.

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About Five Nights at Freddy’s

Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNaF) is a survival horror video game series created by independent developer Scott Cawthon, with the first game releasing on August 8, 2014. The premise is deceptively simple: the player takes a job as the overnight security guard at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, a fictional family restaurant where the animatronic mascots – Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy – become active and hostile after midnight. The player must survive from 12 AM to 6 AM each night using security cameras and limited power to manage the restaurant’s doors and lights. Running out of power means the lights go out, and the animatronics can reach the office unimpeded.

The game became a viral phenomenon within weeks of its release, driven almost entirely by the YouTube reaction video community. Streamers and Let’s Play creators uploaded jump scare reactions that circulated widely, introducing the characters to millions of children and teenagers who had not played the game. The franchise has since expanded to twelve mainline games, numerous novels, merchandise, and a theatrical film released October 27, 2023 (co-produced by Universal Pictures and Blumhouse), starring Josh Hutcherson as the night guard.

The coloring page collection spans four distinct character families from across the franchise: the original animatronics from FNaF 1, the toy and withered animatronics from FNaF 2, the nightmare and degraded forms from FNaF 3 and 4, and the Glamrock animatronics from Security Breach (2021).

Character Guide and Coloring Colors

Understanding which version of each character appears on a specific page is the most important preparation for coloring this collection, because the same character exists in radically different forms across different games – Freddy Fazbear in FNaF 1 looks nothing like Nightmare Freddy in FNaF 4, which looks nothing like Glamrock Freddy in Security Breach.

Freddy Fazbear (original, FNaF 1) is a large, upright brown bear animatronic in a black top hat and black bow tie, holding a microphone in his right hand. His body is a medium warm brown, his muzzle (snout area) and inner ears are a lighter tan-beige, and his hat and bow tie are solid black. His eyes are blue. The Freddy Fazbear portrait tiles, Freddy Fazbear 1, FNaF Freddy Portrait, Freddy From FNaF, and the various keyword-named Freddy Fazbear tiles all show this classic design. Golden Freddy is the rare yellow-gold variant of Freddy – the same form but rendered in a faded, dull golden-yellow rather than brown, often depicted without a hat, in a slumped or deteriorating pose. The FNAF Golden Freddy and Golden Freddy FNAF tiles cover this variant.

Bonnie (original) is a purple-blue rabbit animatronic with a red bow tie and a guitar. The body is a consistent mid-range purple-blue tone – noticeably more purple than blue, with the face area in a slightly lighter lavender. The inner ears are pink. FNAF Bonnie and Five Nights at Freddy’s Bonnie cover the classic version. FNAF Toy Bonnie, Bonnie Toy From FNAF, Bonnie Toy FNAF, and FNAF Phantom Bonnie Portrait cover the FNAF 2 versions – Toy Bonnie is a significantly different design, rendered in a lighter, brighter blue-cyan rather than the original’s purple, with a rounder, more cartoonish face. Withered versions show Bonnie in a deteriorated state, with missing facial features.

Chica (original) is a yellow chicken animatronic with an orange beak, a white bib reading “LET’S EAT,” and a cupcake held in her hands. Her body is a vivid yellow – brighter than golden, clearly yellow rather than orange – with an orange beak and feet. Her eyes are purple. FNAF Chica and Five Nights at Freddy’s Cupcake cover the original design. FNAF Toy Chica, Chica Toy From FNaF, Chica Toy FNaF, Cute Chica Toy Five Nights at Freddy’s, and FNaF Withered Chica cover the alternate versions. Toy Chica is notably more glamorous – lighter pink-yellow, with a more stylized face and visible eyelashes.

Foxy is the pirate fox animatronic stationed behind a closed curtain in Pirate Cove. His body is a dark reddish-brown – a deep red-orange rather than a bright orange – with lighter pinkish-tan on the muzzle and inner ear areas. His most identifying features are his eyepatch over his left eye, the hook that replaces his right hand, and the generally worn/torn appearance of his suit compared to the other animatronics. FNAF Foxy, Terrifying Foxy, Five Nights at Freddy’s Foxy cover Foxy in his standard form. Nightmare Foxy shows a dramatically darker, more tattered version with exaggerated teeth and claws. FNAF Toy Foxy / Mangle covers Mangle, the FNAF 2 toy version of Foxy that was dismantled by children and left in pieces – rendered as a tangled mass of white and pink parts with exposed endoskeleton sections visible, one of the most visually complex tiles in the collection to color.

Springtrap (FNaF 3) is a deteriorated, yellow-green rabbit suit – the color of aged, faded olive-yellow rather than a clean green – with visible decay and damage across the suit surface. FNaF Springtrap and Five Nights at Freddy’s Springtrap cover this character. Springtrap’s coloring requires the most attention to value contrast: the darker recessed areas of damage against the faded olive-yellow of the intact suit sections establish the character’s visual identity.

Balloon Boy (BB, FNaF 2) is a small humanoid boy animatronic – notably not an animal costume like the others – with a round head, propeller beanie hat, and a red-and-blue striped shirt. He holds a balloon in one hand and a sign reading “Balloons!” in the other. His skin is a peach-tan, his hat is red and blue, his shirt is red-and-blue striped. Balloon Boy Free Printable, Balloon Boy Coloring Page Printable, Boy Balloon from FNAF, and the other Balloon Boy tiles cover this character. The Phantom Balloon Boy (Balloon Boy Phantom Five Nights At Freddy’s) shows a ghostly green-tinted version from FNaF 3.

The Glamrock Animatronics (Security Breach, 2021) are a rock-star-themed reinterpretation of the FNaF cast set in the Freddy Fazbear Mega Pizzaplex. Glamrock Freddy retains the bear form but is now rendered in teal-blue and gold, with a star-shaped marking around his right eye, a guitar, and an overall glam-rock stage performer aesthetic. The Glamrock Freddy Coloring Page, Glamrock Freddy Coloring Page Free, and Glamrock Freddy Coloring Page Images tiles cover this character. Roxanne Wolf is a green animatronic wolf with long silver-white hair, green eyes, and a rock-star outfit – distinctly feminine in design compared to the more ambiguous gender presentation of most original FNaF animatronics. Montgomery Gator is a green alligator animatronic with sunglasses, a star on his chest, and an aggressive rock-star persona. Both Roxanne Wolf and Montgomery Gator have multiple tiles in the Security Breach cluster of this collection.

The Puppet / Marionette is the long-armed, stripe-marked animatronic that appears in Puppet Mask – a distinctive black body with a white face, painted-on tears running from the eyes, and red cheeks, with a striped body suggesting a marionette doll aesthetic.

Coloring Tips for FNaF Pages

The FNaF franchise spans a wide tonal range – from the relatively clean, bright colors of the original animatronics to the heavily deteriorated and dark tones of nightmare versions and Springtrap. Matching the coloring approach to the version of the character on the page produces the most immediately recognizable results.

For original animatronics (FNaF 1 versions), use the character’s canonical color at full saturation and moderate brightness. These are functional animatronic suits in active use, so they should look complete and intentional – worn but not deteriorating. The contrast between Freddy’s dark brown body and light tan muzzle, or between Foxy’s dark reddish-brown and the lighter pink-tan of his face, is the primary source of visual interest in portrait pages.

For Toy versions (FNaF 2), the palette is notably brighter and more plastic-looking than the original counterparts. Toy Bonnie’s cyan-blue is more vivid than original Bonnie’s purple. Toy Chica’s yellower, more saturated form reads younger and more cartoonish. Applying colors at higher brightness and saturation than you would for the originals captures this distinction correctly.

For Withered and Nightmare versions, the approach reverses: darker values, more contrast, and deliberately rough coloring at the edges of damaged areas conveys deterioration. Nightmare Freddy and Nightmare Foxy benefit from using a significantly darker version of the original characters’ base color, with near-black in the deepest shadow areas.

For Springtrap, the challenge is the specific faded olive-yellow-green of the degraded suit – a color that reads as neither clean yellow nor clean green, but the particular tone of something that was once yellow-gold and has deteriorated with time. Mixing a yellow-green tone slightly toward khaki/olive rather than lime captures this correctly.

For Glamrock characters, the Security Breach palette is more vivid, more saturated, and more explicitly multi-colored than anything in the original games. Glamrock Freddy’s combination of teal-blue body, gold accents, and star marking requires careful separation between the teal and gold areas. Roxanne’s silver-white hair against her green body provides built-in contrast. These pages reward the most careful attention to color separation.

FAQs

Who created Five Nights at Freddy’s? Scott Cawthon, an independent game developer, created and released the original FNaF game in August 2014. Subsequent games in the franchise were developed under his Steel Wool Studios collaboration.

How many FNaF games are there? The mainline series includes twelve games, from the original FNaF (2014) through Security Breach (2021) and its DLC. The collection on this page includes characters from FNaF 1, FNaF 2, FNaF 3, FNaF 4, and Security Breach.

Was there a Five Nights at Freddy’s movie? Yes. The FNaF theatrical film was released on October 27, 2023, co-produced by Universal Pictures and Blumhouse. It stars Josh Hutcherson as Mike Schmidt, the night security guard.

What color is Freddy Fazbear? Classic Freddy Fazbear is a medium warm brown with a lighter tan-beige muzzle and inner ears, a solid black top hat, and a black bow tie. Golden Freddy is a faded, dull yellow-gold version of the same form.

What is Mangle in FNaF? Mangle is the toy/redesigned version of Foxy from FNAF 2. It was originally designed as a “take apart and put back together” attraction for children, and was left in a permanently dismantled state – a tangled mass of white and pink parts with an exposed endoskeleton. Its coloring pages are among the most visually complex in the collection.

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