Labubu Coloring Pages

Free Labubu coloring pages: 52 printable PDF designs covering the collectible character’s classic look, seasonal costumes, and scene pages. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.

Labubu is a character created by Hong Kong-born illustrator Kasing Lung, who introduced the figure in 2015 as part of a picture book series called The Monsters. In 2019, Lung licensed the character to the collectible toy company Pop Mart, which produces Labubu as part of a blind box figure line with dozens of different colorways and costume variants. The character is known for a round body, long pointed ears, wide eyes, and a permanent grin showing sharp teeth. Because Pop Mart releases Labubu in so many official color variants, there is no single correct palette for most pages in this collection. This collection reflects that range, with classic portrait pages, holiday costume designs, and everyday scene pages built around the character.

The set spans 52 pages, ranging from simple classic portraits to detailed holiday costumes and scene compositions.

What Is Inside This Collection

The 52 designs group into a few recurring types, from classic portraits to seasonal costumes.

Classic Labubu Portraits

Several pages show the character in his standard standing or seated pose, with the round body, long ears, and toothy grin that define the design.

Holiday and Seasonal Costumes

A large group of pages dresses the character for specific seasons, including Christmas and Halloween designs, matching Pop Mart’s real holiday release pattern.

Costume and Series-Style Designs

Several pages reflect the costume-variant approach that defines Pop Mart’s Labubu series, where the same base character is dressed differently across releases, including a lion costume, a bear costume, and a princess-style design.

Everyday and Scene Pages

A number of pages place the character in simple everyday or outdoor scenes, such as a beach day, winter skiing, and picking flowers, along with a smaller set of pages pairing the character with other well-known pop-culture designs.

What Labubu Coloring Pages Do

Fine motor development. The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7. The simple, rounded body shape on the classic portrait pages gives a young child a forgiving outline to color within.

Open-ended color choice. Because official figures come in dozens of colorways, this character rewards free color choice more than most licensed characters, giving a colorer room to experiment without worrying about getting the palette wrong.

Anxiety reduction through focus. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions. Working through a full page of small costume or scene details, such as the Christmas or winter designs, supports that same kind of steady focus.

Following a themed collecting idea. Since the character’s real-world popularity is tied to collecting different variants, a child or teen can use this collection to build and color an imagined series of their own, echoing the theme-and-variant structure of the actual collectible toy line.

How to Color Labubu Pages Well

• Body and ears: Use a warm Crayola Cream or pale Golden Beige as the base for the body and the outer ears, keeping the tone consistent across both so the character reads as one connected shape.
• Ear interior: Color the inner-facing part of each ear a slightly warmer, more pink-tinged tone than the body, which helps the long ears stand out as a distinct feature.
• Eyes: Use a very dark Brown or Black for the iris, and leave a small white highlight dot near the upper edge of each eye uncolored, which gives the eyes their characteristic shiny look.
• Teeth: Keep the teeth the brightest White on the entire page, brighter than the body color, since the toothy grin is one of the character’s most recognizable features.
• Costume pages: Color the costume in its expected seasonal palette, Red and White for Christmas, Black and Orange for Halloween, while keeping the body underneath in the same cream-beige tone used on the classic portrait pages.
• Pastel or metallic variants: For a softer look, replace the cream-beige body with a pastel color such as Mint or Lavender, or with a Silver tone for a metallic-style variant, while keeping the white teeth and dark eyes unchanged.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With Labubu Coloring Pages

1. Labubu Bookmark

Color a single classic portrait, cut around the outline, cover with clear tape, and add a ribbon tassel through a small punched hole.

2. Labubu Standee Display

Color two or three pages in different palettes, mount each on cardstock, and fold a small stand tab on the back so they can sit on a shelf like a mini collectible display.

3. Labubu Greeting Card

Fold a colored Christmas or Halloween page in half to make the front of a card, then write a message inside for a seasonal or birthday note.

4. Labubu Series Garland

Color several pages in different colorways, cut around each outline, and string them along twine for a room or party garland.

5. Labubu Collector Poster

Color four or five pages in different invented colorways, then mount them together on one backing sheet as a poster showing a personal imagined series.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Labubu coloring pages?

Labubu coloring pages are printable line-art designs based on the Pop Mart collectible character Labubu. This collection includes 52 pages, from classic portraits to holiday costumes and scene pages.

Who created Labubu, and what is Pop Mart’s role?

Labubu was created by Hong Kong-born illustrator Kasing Lung, who introduced the character in a 2015 picture book series called The Monsters. In 2019, Lung licensed the character to Pop Mart, the collectible toy company that produces and sells Labubu as a blind box figure line.

Why does Labubu appear in so many different colors and costumes across this collection?

Pop Mart releases Labubu in many official series and colorways, so there is no single correct color for the character. This collection reflects that variety with classic, seasonal, and costume versions rather than sticking to one fixed palette.

What is the difference between the classic portrait pages and the pages showing other characters?

Classic portrait pages show Labubu alone in his standard design, while a smaller set of pages places him alongside other well-known pop-culture designs. This collection focuses on Labubu’s own design rather than describing those other characters in depth.

What colors should be used for a classic Labubu design?

A classic design uses a warm cream or pale golden-beige body, very dark eyes with a small white highlight, and bright white teeth. Costume and series pages can use a different body color, but keeping the dark eyes and white teeth consistent helps the character stay recognizable.

What is the Ji Gong-themed page based on?

That page dresses the character in a costume referencing Ji Gong, a well-known figure from Chinese folk tradition, used as a costume reference rather than depicting any specific story.

Are Labubu coloring pages suitable for young children?

Yes. The classic portrait pages use a simple, rounded outline that suits children ages 2 through 7, the age range the American Academy of Pediatrics associates with active fine motor skill development through coloring. The more detailed costume and scene pages work well for older children and teens.

Can these pages be used for a collectible-toy themed party?

Yes. Coloring several pages in different invented colorways works well as an activity at a collectible-toy or unboxing-themed party, and finished pages can double as party favors or simple decorations.

Start Coloring

Download any page by clicking the design. No account, email, or payment is required. Pages print directly from the browser at full resolution or open in the online coloring tool for screen use. Share finished pages on Facebook or Pinterest with the share buttons at the top of each design page.