Free Bendy Coloring Pages: 96 printable PDF designs of the grinning cartoon devil from Bendy and the Ink Machine, ranging from friendly studio scenes to the spooky Ink Bendy. Bendy plays the piano, performs as a stage magician, dresses as a superhero, drives a bumper car, and draws with his best friend, Boris the Wolf. Alice Angel sings on stage and floats down a hallway, while Ink Bendy climbs walls, hangs from the ceiling, and howls at the moon. Sixteen holiday sheets show the gang carving pumpkins, trick-or-treating, sharing a Thanksgiving feast, and celebrating a birthday. Nothing here costs a cent, and the drawings open in an online coloring tool, too.
Bendy and the Ink Machine was created by the developer known as the Meatly, together with programmer Mike Desjardins. Its first chapter appeared as a free download on February 10, 2017, and the full five-chapter game launched on October 27, 2018. Players explore Joey Drew Studios, an abandoned animation studio where cartoon characters made of ink have come to life. The art copies the bouncy “rubber hose” style of 1920s and 1930s cartoons, with sepia tones and old film grain. Spin-offs include Bendy in Nightmare Run and Bendy and the Dark Revival, and a movie is in development.
That vintage cartoon look makes many pages friendly and simple: round heads, pie-cut eyes, and white gloves. The holiday and studio scenes suit younger fans, while Ink Bendy and the Demon Beast pages are darker and better suited to older kids.
What’s Inside This Collection
Classic Bendy, his friends, the eerie ink version, and seasonal scenes make up the 96 designs.
Holiday Bendy Pages
Sixteen sheets put the cast in festive situations: carving a jack-o’-lantern, flying a witch’s broom, riding a turkey, baking pie, and sitting down to a Thanksgiving feast. Use Pumpkin Orange and Black for Halloween, and warm Browns and Golds for the Thanksgiving table.
Classic Bendy in the Studio
Bendy greets visitors, hides behind a curtain, plays piano, gets tangled in a film reel, and performs magic and superhero acts. Keep him in classic Black and White with a crisp White bow tie, and add soft Sepia shading in the background for an old-film look.
Boris the Wolf
Boris draws, blows ink bubbles, has tea with Bendy, plays cowboy, and shows off superpowers as Souper Boris. Color his fur Light Gray with a darker Gray muzzle, and give him faded Blue overalls.
Alice Angel
Alice sings on stage, looks into a broken mirror, floats in a hallway, and bakes a pie. Keep her Black and White like a vintage cartoon star, then try a single accent, such as a golden halo.
Ink Bendy and the Ink Demon
The darker pages show Ink Bendy climbing walls, crawling out of a printer, being pulled into an ink portal, and the giant Demon Beast. Build the ink in layers of Black and Charcoal and let drips fade to Gray at the edges.
Friends, Keychains, Lego, and Spin-Off Pages
Group shots, keychain designs, a Lego-style set, Nightmare Run chase scenes, and a step-by-step drawing sheet complete the collection. Treat each friend the same way: Black and White first, then one bright accent per page.
What Bendy Coloring Pages Do
Introducing classic animation history. Bendy is a love letter to 1930s cartoons. Coloring him opens a fun conversation about how animation looked a century ago, from black-and-white film to hand-drawn frames.
Training clean edges with bold contrast. Black-and-white characters show every slip, so kids learn to stay inside the lines. Controlled hand work like this feeds the fine motor gains children make from preschool into the early grades, a progression any parent can trace through American Academy of Pediatrics developmental checklists.
A calmer way to enjoy a spooky game. Working inside ready-made outlines eased nerves better than blank-page sketching, according to a 2005 Art Therapy article by Nancy Curry and Tim Kasser. Coloring Bendy’s cheerful side can be a relaxing break from the game’s tense atmosphere.
Inspiring young animators. The game is set inside a cartoon studio full of sketches, film reels, and ink. Many fans finish a page and then try drawing their own rubber hose character.
How to Color Bendy Pages Well
- Vintage palette: Stick to Black, White, Gray, and Sepia for an authentic 1930s cartoon feel.
- Pie-cut eyes: Leave the small triangle notch in each eye White so the classic look stays sharp.
- Ink drips: Color drips solid Black at the top and fades to gray toward the tips.
- Holiday pops: On seasonal pages, add one bright color, such as Orange pumpkins or Red balloons, against the monochrome characters.
- Old film effect: Draw faint vertical lines and specks in Gray over the background to mimic film scratches.
- Boris’s fur: Use two Grays on Boris so he stands apart from Bendy’s solid Black.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Bendy Coloring Pages
1. Vintage Film Strip
Color three or four classic Bendy pages, cut each into a neat square, and space them evenly along a black paper strip with punched holes on the edges. It looks like a reel from an old cartoon studio.
2. Halloween Door Banner
Color the pumpkin, witch, and trick-or-treat pages and string them on orange ribbon. Hang the banner on a bedroom door for October.
3. Thanksgiving Place Cards
Color the Thanksgiving feast and turkey pages, snip around the cast, and mount each figure on a folded card. Write each guest’s name underneath for the holiday table.
4. Boris and Bendy Friendship Frame
Color a Boris and Bendy page and set it in a paper plate frame decorated with ink splatter dots. It makes a cheerful best-friends picture.
5. Studio Poster Collage
Color the magician, piano, and superhero pages and arrange them on sepia-toned paper like old theater posters. Add a made-up cartoon title at the top.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Bendy coloring pages?
There are 96 free printable drawings of Bendy, Boris the Wolf, Alice Angel, Ink Bendy, and other characters from Bendy and the Ink Machine, including holiday and studio scenes. Every sheet is a free download or an on-screen page.
Who created Bendy?
Bendy was created by the Meatly and Mike Desjardins for the game Bendy and the Ink Machine, released in chapters starting in February 2017 and completed in October 2018.
Who is Boris the Wolf?
Boris is Bendy’s loyal best friend, a goofy cartoon wolf in overalls. In the game, he is one of the friendliest characters the player meets.
Who is Alice Angel?
Alice Angel is a singing cartoon star from Joey Drew Studios, drawn with a halo and a vintage look inspired by 1930s animated heroines.
What is Ink Bendy?
Ink Bendy, also called the Ink Demon, is the dark, dripping version of Bendy who chases the player through the studio. It is the game’s main antagonist.
What is the rubber hose style?
Rubber hose animation is a 1920s and 1930s cartoon style where arms and legs bend like flexible tubes, with no elbows or knees. Bendy’s look is based on it.
What age are Bendy coloring pages for?
Bendy and the Ink Machine is rated T for Teen. The holiday and studio pages work for kids about 7 and up, while Ink Bendy and Demon Beast pages are better for ages 10 and older. A parent glancing at the darker sheets first is a good idea.
Is there a Bendy movie?
A film adaptation of Bendy and the Ink Machine is in development with Radar Pictures, with André Øvredal attached to direct.
Start Coloring
Choose a classic Bendy, a holiday scene, or the spooky Ink Bendy from these 96 designs, then download the free file or color it with the web tool, no registration needed. Show off the finished cartoons on Facebook or Pinterest.
