Hanukkah

Celebrate the festival of lights by decorating scenes of families spinning dreidels, children enjoying golden gelt, and glowing menorahs. These pages capture warm moments like frying latkes in the kitchen and gathering together to light the evening candles.

Family lighting the menorah at Hanukkah

An adult shares a handful of gold chocolate coins with two happy children wearing winter hats. A large pile of gift boxes with bows and several lit candles decorate the background of this simple line drawing.

Children receiving Hanukkah gelt and gifts

A simple line drawing of a smiling oil pitcher standing behind three jelly donuts on a tray. The background is decorated with wrapped gifts, hanging stars, a rolling pin, and festive bunting.

Happy oil jug with sufganiyot and gifts

A simple line drawing of three round sufganiyot donuts. Each donut features a dollop of jelly on top and small decorative circles, with thick black outlines and no background.

Three tasty sufganiyot with jelly

A cute cartoon dreidel with a smiling face and small arms stands next to a nine-branched menorah. It holds a small candle to light the other flames. The drawing uses thick, simple black outlines on a white background.

Smiling dreidel character lighting the menorah

Simple line art of a Hanukkah menorah with nine candles, a spinning dreidel, and two sufganiyot donuts. A large Star of David is positioned in the center of the holiday arrangement.

Hanukkah menorah with dreidel and sufganiyot

A happy family of four sits at a table celebrating Hanukkah. A menorah with lit candles stands in the center, surrounded by plates of latkes, jelly doughnuts, and dreidels.

Family Hanukkah dinner with menorah and treats

Frequently asked questions

Are these Hanukkah coloring pages free?

Yes – every Hanukkah coloring page on Doodleur is completely free to download and print. No account or payment is required.

What ages are these for?

Each page is labeled Easy, Medium, or Advanced, so you'll find Hanukkah designs for everyone from toddlers to adults. Easy pages have bold, simple lines; advanced pages have finer detail.

How do I print them?

Open any Hanukkah coloring page and download the print-ready PDF in A4 or US Letter format, then print it at home or in the classroom.