Free Star vs. the Forces of Evil Coloring Pages: 60 printable PDF designs featuring Star Butterfly and her wand, best friend Marco Diaz, the floating princess Pony Head, demon prince Tom Lucitor, villains Ludo and Toffee, Star’s royal parents, the spellbook keeper Glossaryck, the High Commission, and Marco’s Echo Creek classmates. Each sheet prints straight from its PDF, and the same art opens in a browser for coloring on a phone or tablet.
Star vs. the Forces of Evil is an animated series created by Daron Nefcy that ran on Disney XD and Disney Channel from 2015 to 2019. Star, a teenage magical princess from the kingdom of Mewni, is sent to live on Earth with the Diaz family after a few too many accidents with her royal wand, and she quickly drags her new friend Marco into adventures across dimensions.
The show’s look mixes sparkly fairy-tale magic with punk details, from Star’s heart-shaped cheek marks and horned headband to Tom’s three eyes and Pony Head’s glittery horn. That variety gives colorists everything from soft pastels to bold, glowing spell effects in one collection.
What’s Inside This Collection
Star leads the largest share of the 60 designs, with Marco close behind, and the wider cast spread across the rest.
Star Butterfly
Star appears smiling, sad, casting spells, holding her magic book, and next to a rainbow. Color her long hair Yellow, her dress Aquamarine or Sea Green, and the small hearts on her cheeks Carnation Pink so she is recognizable at a glance.
Star and Marco
Dozens of scenes pair the two friends, from beach days to hugs and goofy moments. Marco’s signature red hoodie looks best in a strong Red, which contrasts nicely with Star’s cool-toned dress and bright hair.
Pony Head and Tom Lucitor
Pony Head floats beside Star in several pages, and Tom appears smiling with Star and with Marco. Give Pony Head a White face with a Lavender mane and a sparkly Pink horn, and Tom pale Wisteria skin with a Red third eye.
Royals, Magic, and Villains
Moon Butterfly, King Butterfly, Glossaryck, Hekapoo, Rhombulus, Omnitraxus Prime, Lekmet, Ludo, and Toffee bring in Mewni’s grown-ups and foes. Queen Moon’s pale Blue hair and Glossaryck’s Cerulean skin pair well, while Toffee looks sharp in Gray and Black.
Echo Creek Friends
Jackie Lynn Thomas, Janna, and Kelly represent Marco’s world on Earth. Jackie’s skateboard page is a fun spot for a bold board design in Teal and Orange.
What Star vs. the Forces of Evil Coloring Pages Do
Celebrating unlikely friendships. Star is loud, impulsive, and magical, while Marco is careful and safety-minded, yet they become inseparable. When kids color their beach day, hug, and goofy-face pages together, they can see how two very different personalities can balance each other. Those pages open up conversations about what makes a good friend and why differences can make a friendship stronger.
Fine motor practice with magical details. Fine motor control grows through structured coloring for children around ages 2 to 7, and parents often see that early learning milestone flagged in American Academy of Pediatrics resources. These pages keep the practice interesting with tiny cheek hearts, wand stars, Pony Head’s horn, and the intricate trim on Queen Moon’s gown. Older kids can challenge themselves with the High Commission pages, which are packed with crystals, flames, and swirling robes.
Relaxing with bright, cheerful colors. Participants in a 2005 Art Therapy Journal project showed noticeably lower anxiety after structured coloring. Star’s world is built on candy-bright pinks, teals, and yellows, so filling in a rainbow or a spell burst feels upbeat as well as calming. Simple portrait pages like Happy Star Butterfly make an easy wind-down activity after school.
Exploring character design and style. The show mixes royal fairy-tale elements with skater and punk fashion, like Star’s horned headband and Jackie’s skateboard. Comparing outfits across Mewni and Echo Creek pages helps kids notice how clothing and color reveal where a character comes from. Some fans use the pages as a starting point to design their own Mewni princess or Echo Creek student.
How to Color Star vs. the Forces of Evil Pages Well
- Star’s signature marks: Color the cheek hearts in Carnation Pink or Magenta with clean edges. They are small but instantly identify her.
- Glowing wand magic: Add Yellow at the center of a spell burst and fade outward through Orange and Pink. A light-to-dark gradient makes magic look like it is shining.
- Marco’s hoodie: Use Red with darker shading in the folds and under the arms. A consistent hoodie color keeps Marco recognizable on every page.
- Pony Head’s sparkle: Leave small white spots on her horn and mane, then dot tiny stars around her in Yellow. The highlights match her flashy personality.
- Mewni royals: Choose soft, regal tones such as Periwinkle, Lavender, and Gold for Queen Moon’s dress and crown. Pale colors suit her calm, elegant character.
- Dimension backgrounds: For portal scenes, swirl Violet, Turquoise Blue, and Hot Magenta together. Bright, mixed backgrounds reflect the show’s wild interdimensional travel.
5 Creative Craft Ideas with Star vs. the Forces of Evil Coloring Pages
1. Star Cheek Marks Mood Board
Color three Star solo pages: one where she is happy, one where she is sad, and one where she is casting a spell. Keep the outfits identical but vary the cheek marks in intensity (flat pink, slightly brighter, most vivid). Display the three together.
A single character, three emotional states, one shared visual cue. Takes about twenty-five minutes.
2. Full Cast Portrait Gallery
Color one page each of the main cast (Star, Marco, Tom, Pony Head, Moon, Ludo) and arrange them on a large piece of card with names underneath.
The most complete display the set makes possible. Takes about forty-five minutes.
3. High Commission Panel
Color all four High Commission members (Hekapoo, Rhombulus, Omnitraxus Prime, and Lekmet) and arrange them side by side in a row. Add “The High Commission of Magic” written above.
Four characters with four completely different visual languages are displayed as a formal panel. Takes about thirty minutes.
4. Star and Marco Timeline
Color the earliest Star and Marco paired scene in the set alongside the most romantic one. Label them “Season 1” and “Season 4” and display them facing each other.
A two-page display of the relationship arc at its beginning and near its end. Takes about twenty minutes.
5. Villain Showcase
Color Ludo, Toffee, and a dark or intense Star page side by side on a black card. Label it “The Antagonists.”
The show’s two main villains plus Star in her most serious mode. Takes about twenty minutes.
FAQ About Star vs. the Forces of Evil Coloring Pages
Are these Star vs. the Forces of Evil 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 open it in the online coloring tool to color on screen.
What is Star vs. the Forces of Evil?
Star vs. the Forces of Evil is an animated series created by Daron Nefcy and produced by Disney Television Animation. It premiered on Disney XD on March 30, 2015, and ran for four seasons, ending on May 19, 2019. It was the first Disney XD series created by a woman. The show follows Star Butterfly, a princess from the dimension of Mewni, who is sent to Earth as a foreign exchange student, where she befriends Marco Diaz and the two protect her magic wand from villains.
Who is Star Butterfly?
Star Butterfly is the 14-year-old princess of the kingdom of Mewni, voiced by Eden Sher. She is energetic, chaotic, and deeply kind. She has long blonde hair, heart-shaped cheek marks, and a magic wand that she is still learning to control. She is the series’ main character across all four seasons.
Who is Marco Diaz?
Marco Diaz is a Mexican-American teenager from Echo Creek, California, voiced by Adam McArthur. He is Star’s best friend and eventual boyfriend. He is responsible, organized, and skilled in karate, and serves as the grounded counterpart to Star’s wild creativity. He has a mole on his right cheek and almost always wears a red hoodie.
Who is Tom Lucitor?
Tom Lucitor is a demon prince with lavender skin and three red eyes, voiced by Rider Strong. He is Star’s ex-boyfriend and later becomes a true friend to both Star and Marco. His character arc across the series centers on learning to manage his anger.
What are the cheek marks on Star?
Star’s heart-shaped cheek marks are a hereditary trait of the Butterfly royal family. Each queen who has wielded the royal magic wand develops distinctive cheek marks over time. Star’s marks shift in appearance depending on her emotional state, particularly when she is using powerful magic.
Are these official Star vs. the Forces of Evil coloring pages?
No. These are fan-made coloring sheets for personal use and are not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by Disney Television Animation, Disney XD, or any other rights holder of Star vs. the Forces of Evil.
What age group is this set best suited for?
The show is rated TV-Y7, and the coloring pages match that range well. The solo portraits suit children from about age five, while the more complex group and villain pages are better suited to ages seven and up. Older fans of the show will find the full cast coverage of 60+ pages particularly satisfying.
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Browse the 60 Star vs. the Forces of Evil designs, tap a favorite, and either print its PDF or color it right in the browser window. Nothing is locked behind a sign-up or a fee. A finished Star, Marco, or Pony Head can reach fellow Mewni fans using the Facebook or Pinterest icon placed with each picture.
