Free Kawaki Coloring Pages: 30+ printable PDF pages featuring Kawaki in solo portraits, expression and stance pages, Kawaki vs Boruto, Kawaki with Naruto, Kawaki with his Karma seal, Adult Kawaki, Kawaki with Sarada, Kawaki with Himawari, and Kagura and Kawaki. All free, download PDF to print, or color online.
Kawaki’s base palette is restrained: dark spiky hair, pale-medium skin, and grey-blue eyes give him a cool, controlled look that reads as self-contained and guarded. The Karma seal changes everything. In its dormant form, it is a small dark diamond on his left hand, easy to miss. In its active form on the Kawaki With Karma page, it spreads as a dark geometric pattern across his hand and arm, shifting his whole palette toward something darker and more ominous. Whether the seal is dormant or active on a given page is the first question to answer before picking a color.
The pages are divided into two types. Solo portrait and expression pages, Smiling Kawaki, Angry Kawaki, Cool Kawaki, Antagonist Kawaki, Kawaki full body, reward for getting his restrained base palette exactly right, and reading his expression clearly. Relationship and action pages, Kawaki vs Boruto, Kawaki with Naruto, the Karma page, Adult Kawaki, ask for more attention to the contrast between Kawaki’s cool dark palette and the warmer palettes around him. Simpler portrait pages suit younger fans; the detailed Karma and action pages give older fans more to work through.
These pages work well at home or as anime fan art. These are fan-made coloring pages and are not official, licensed, or endorsed by the creators or rights holders of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.
Quick Answer
Kawaki coloring pages are a free set of 30+ printable PDFs and online coloring sheets featuring Kawaki across solo portraits, expression variants, action and fight pages, and scenes with Boruto, Naruto, Sarada, Himawari, and Kagura. The Karma seal is the set’s defining coloring detail: its appearance changes the whole palette of any page it appears on.
Best for: Boruto and Kawaki fans, anime fans, teens, adults, and anyone who enjoys expressive dark-fantasy anime character coloring.
Formats: printable PDF and online coloring.
Popular pages: Kawaki vs Boruto, Kawaki with Karma, Adult Kawaki, Angry Kawaki, Kawaki with Naruto.
Creative uses: fan art practice, Karma seal study, Kawaki and Boruto contrast pair, expression range coloring, and Adult Kawaki villain portrait
What’s Inside Kawaki Coloring Pages
Kawaki Solo Portrait Pages
The solo pages cover Kawaki across portrait close-ups, three-quarter face views, and full-body standing poses. Several pages are printable or free printable variants of the same artwork. The set also includes expression-specific portraits, Smiling Kawaki and Cool Kawaki, which show him in his rarer open expression versus his default guarded stance.
Coloring Kawaki’s base palette: Kawaki’s standard design is built around restraint. His hair is a deep, dark black with slightly lighter shading on the spikes, his eyes are a grey-blue that sits between cool grey and muted blue depending on the mood of the page, and his skin is a pale-medium warm tone. His clothing tends toward dark, structured tones: dark jacket, dark trousers, and very little color anywhere on the body. The small dark diamond of the dormant Karma seal on his left hand should be colored a deep charcoal-black, clearly defined but not glowing: in its dormant state, the seal is a mark, not a light source. Getting Kawaki’s restraint right, keeping everything cool, dark, and deliberate, is the foundation for every page in the set.
Kawaki Expression Pages
The expression range covers six pages: Smiling Kawaki, Angry Kawaki, Antagonist Kawaki, Kawaki is Cool, Cool Kawaki, and Kawaki In A Fight.
Coloring across expressions: Kawaki’s base palette stays constant across all expressions, but each page asks it to communicate something different. On Smiling Kawaki, the rare warmth of his expression is best supported by the slightest warm undertone in the skin, just enough to read as open without changing the core cool palette. On Angry Kawaki, pull the skin tone slightly cooler and keep the eyes at maximum saturation so the expression reads as focused and cold rather than hot. On Antagonist Kawaki, the expression is the darkest in the set: use the deepest available grey-blue for the eyes and add subtle shadow under the brow and jaw to give the face the weight the character carries at that point in the story.
Kawaki With Karma Page
The Kawaki With Karma page shows Kawaki with his Karma seal in an activated or prominent state.
Coloring the Karma seal: the Karma seal in its visible form spreads as a dark geometric pattern, angular and structured, across the hand and up the arm. Color the seal itself a deep near-black with the faintest purple undertone: not vivid purple, just enough to read as something between shadow and energy rather than a purely black tattoo. The skin immediately around the seal should be slightly cooler in tone than Kawaki’s standard warm-pale skin, as if the seal is drawing warmth out of the area. On the arm and hand that carry the seal, the contrast between the skin and the dark geometric mark is the page’s visual event: keep the skin pale enough that the mark reads clearly against it.
Kawaki vs Boruto and Duo Pages
Six pages show Kawaki and Boruto together: several portraits and duo compositions across different angles and poses, plus the Kawaki vs Boruto page, which shows the two in a confrontation.
Coloring Kawaki and Boruto together: Boruto’s palette is the natural foil to Kawaki’s. Boruto has warm blonde hair, bright blue eyes, and a warmer skin tone: everything Kawaki’s cool dark palette is not. On any shared page, the warm-versus-cool contrast between them reads the rivalry before the expressions do. Give Boruto a vivid, warm blonde and keep Kawaki in deep, dark black, and the two characters define themselves against each other. On the vs page, the sense of conflict comes from the palette contrast as much as from the poses: do not soften either side.
Kawaki with Naruto, Sarada, Himawari, and Kagura
Kawaki appears with Naruto in Kawaki with Naruto. He appears with Sarada in Kawaki and Uchiha Sarada. Himawari appears in Uzumaki Himawari and Kawaki. Kagura appears in Kagura and Kawaki.
Coloring Kawaki with the supporting cast: Naruto has bright spiky blonde hair and warm tan skin. This warm palette contrasts with Kawaki’s cool darkness, but in a parental-figure dynamic rather than a rival one. On the Kawaki with Naruto page, the warmth of Naruto’s orange-yellow and tan skin makes Kawaki look all the more guarded by comparison. Sarada brings dark hair, glasses, and the deep red of Uchiha clan colors: her presence on the duo page adds a warm red accent against Kawaki’s dark neutrals. Himawari has dark hair and gentle blue eyes, and suits a softer, lighter version of the cool palette. Kagura has pale blue-grey hair that sits in the same cool register as Kawaki: on their shared page, keep both cool but give Kagura slightly lighter hair tones to distinguish the two.
Adult Kawaki Page
The Adult Kawaki page shows Kawaki’s future self, a taller and more imposing figure with a colder expression.
Coloring Adult Kawaki: Adult Kawaki carries the same base palette as his younger self but with a heavier, more deliberate quality. His features are sharper and more defined, and the expression allows less warmth. Use slightly deeper shadow tones on his face than on the standard Kawaki pages, and keep the eyes at their coolest grey-blue. If the Karma seal is visible on this page, color it as described above: near-black with a faint purple undertone. Adult Kawaki reads as imposing through palette depth rather than brightness: darker shadows, cooler skin, and a more contained expression tell the story without any additional color.
Printable PDF and Online Kawaki Coloring Pages
Every design comes in two ways: a printable PDF for paper, or the same artwork colored on screen.
Using both formats: print the PDF when you want a clean sheet for fine-liners, colored pencils, or markers, and use the on-screen version when there is no printer nearby. The PDF holds the series’ detailed character linework and the geometric Karma seal detail cleanly on standard letter or A4 paper.
What These Pages Do
Kawaki is a character defined by a mark he did not choose and cannot fully control, and the coloring challenge follows directly from that. The seal is not decorative: it is a state indicator, and the palette of the page changes depending on which state it is in. Coloring through these pages means making that difference legible: keeping the dormant mark contained and dark, letting the active form pull the surrounding palette toward something colder and heavier. The skill this builds, reading a single design element as a state indicator and adjusting the whole palette around it, applies to any character illustration where a mark, scar, or symbol needs to carry narrative weight without text.
The American Art Therapy Association describes everyday coloring as recreation and self-care rather than clinical therapy. For a Boruto fan, working through a Kawaki or Kawaki vs Boruto page is a focused, screen-free activity built around characters and a story they follow closely. The American Academy of Pediatrics points to creative, imaginative activities as a recognized part of healthy development, and the range here, from the simple Kawaki portrait pages to the detailed Karma and Adult Kawaki pages, gives fans of different skill levels something genuinely suited to where they are.
How to Color Kawaki Coloring Pages
These steps work for any page in the set, from a simple portrait to the Karma seal page.
Check whether the Karma seal is dormant or active before starting. On pages where the seal appears as a small dark diamond on the hand, keep it a defined, near-black mark with no glow. On the Kawaki With Karma page, where it spreads across the arm, add the faint purple undertone and cool the surrounding skin slightly. The same mark communicates two very different things depending on its state.
Keep Kawaki’s base palette cool and restrained on all pages. His hair is deep black, his eyes are grey-blue rather than vivid blue, and his skin is pale-medium. Resist the temptation to warm up his palette: his guarded, self-contained character depends on the coolness of his reading consistently.
On the vs Boruto pages, commit fully to the warm-cool contrast. Boruto’s warm blonde and bright blue versus Kawaki’s dark black and cool grey-blue should be as distinct as possible. Do not pull either palette toward the middle: the contrast is the character relationship made visible.
On Angry Kawaki and Antagonist Kawaki, deepen the shadows rather than changing the hue. Kawaki’s anger reads as cold rather than hot. Stronger shadows under the brow and jaw, cooler skin tone, and maximum saturation in the grey-blue eyes communicate the expression without adding any warm red tones that would read incorrectly for this character.
On Adult Kawaki, add more shadow depth than on standard Kawaki pages. The older version reads as heavier and more imposing through palette depth: deeper shadows, slightly darker overall tone, and a more contained expression. The palette is the same; the weight is different.
5 Creative Craft Ideas with Kawaki Coloring Pages
Kawaki Karma Seal Study
Color the Kawaki With Karma page, applying a near-black with faint purple undertone to the spreading seal geometry and cooling the skin immediately around it.
Write the three notes on the back: “near-black + faint purple for seal / cool skin around mark / pale skin elsewhere.” Mount on a card as a standalone coloring study. Takes about twenty-five minutes.
Kawaki vs Boruto Contrast Pair
Color the Kawaki vs Boruto page, keeping Kawaki in deep black hair and cool grey-blue eyes, and Boruto in warm blonde and bright blue.
Mount on dark card with “Kawaki vs Boruto” as the caption. The warm-cool contrast tells the story without any additional context. Takes about thirty minutes.
Kawaki Expression Strip
Color Smiling Kawaki, Angry Kawaki, and Antagonist Kawaki use the same base palette throughout: same dark hair, same skin tone, same grey-blue eyes.
Cut all three to the same square size and mount in a row on a card to show how the same palette reads across three emotional states. Takes about thirty minutes.
Adult Kawaki Villain Portrait
Color the Adult Kawaki page using deeper shadows and a cooler overall tone than on the standard Kawaki pages.
Mount on dark card as a standalone villain portrait that takes about twenty minutes.
Kawaki and Naruto Pair
Color the Kawaki with Naruto page, keeping Kawaki in his cool dark palette and Naruto in his warm orange-yellow and tan.
Mount both on a card as a guardian-and-ward pair that shows the palette relationship between the two characters. Takes about twenty-five minutes.
FAQ About Kawaki Coloring Pages
Are these Kawaki coloring pages free, and can I color them online?
Yes. Every page is free, with no account, email, or payment required. Download the PDF to print at home, or color the design on screen in the browser.
Which characters are included?
The set covers Kawaki across solo and expression pages, duo pages with Boruto, and scenes with Naruto, Sarada, Himawari, and Kagura.
What is Kawaki’s story in Boruto?
Kawaki is a central character in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, the manga and anime sequel to Naruto. He was used as a vessel for the Karma seal by the villain Isshiki Otsutsuki. He was later taken in by Naruto Uzumaki – his relationship with Boruto shifts from rivalry to something more complex across the series. You can read more about Kawaki and the series on Wikipedia.
What colors should I use for Kawaki?
Kawaki has deep black hair, pale-medium warm skin, and grey-blue eyes. His clothing is dark and structured. Keep the palette cool and restrained throughout. The small dormant Karma seal on his left hand is a defined near-black diamond: in dormant form, it is a mark, not a glow.
How do I color the Karma seal on the Kawaki with the Karma page?
Color the spreading seal geometry a near-black with the faintest purple undertone, just enough to read as something between shadow and energy. Cool the skin immediately around the seal slightly. Keep the contrast between the pale skin and the dark geometric mark as clear as possible.
What is the difference between standard Kawaki and Adult Kawaki?
Adult Kawaki is Kawaki’s future self, taller and more imposing, with a colder expression. The palette is the same as standard Kawaki but with deeper shadows, a slightly cooler skin tone, and a more contained expression. The weight is different from the color.
Are there pages for younger fans?
Yes. The simpler solo portrait pages, Kawaki Face, Kawaki Boy, and Printable Kawaki, suit younger fans well. The detailed Karma seal and Adult Kawaki pages are better suited to older fans who want more technically demanding work.
What is the Karma seal?
The Karma seal is a power mark from the Otsutsuki clan in the Boruto series. On Kawaki, it appears as a dark geometric diamond on his left hand in its dormant state and spreads as angular dark patterning when active. It is the most visually distinctive element of his design.
Are these official Boruto or Naruto coloring pages?
No. They are fan-made coloring sheets created by fans for personal use. They are not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by the creators or rights holders of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.
What crafts can I make with these pages?
Popular options include a Kawaki Karma seal study, a Kawaki vs Boruto contrast pair, a Kawaki expression strip, an Adult Kawaki villain portrait, and a Kawaki and Naruto pair.
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These pages are made for personal fan use. They are fan-made coloring designs and are not official products of the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations franchise.
For the final pass: check whether the Karma seal is dormant or active before starting, keep Kawaki’s palette cool and restrained throughout, and on the vs Boruto pages, commit fully to the warm-cool contrast. Those three habits cover the most important coloring decisions in the set.
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