Whether you’re planning ahead or need something last-minute, FreePrintable.net has you covered with free Halloween printables. Print door signs for trick-or-treaters, flyers for office parties, coloring pages for school, and lots more.

There are dozens of Halloween coloring pages at FreePrintableColoringPages.net, the most popular of which is a Jack-o-lantern. Also downloaded a lot are images of: a haunted house, a witch at her cauldron, an acorn, a smiling cat, and a bag full of bats. For even more coloring pages, head to HalloweenPrintables.net. That site also has word puzzles, holiday fun facts, mazes, signs, games, and even paper puppets and flashlight covers. Just like at the coloring pages site, everything at HalloweenPrintables.net is free to download and print.

I want to remind you about the new Halloween letterhead designs at FreeLetterheadTemplates.net. They can be used for letter-writing, of course, but also for signs and flyers. The illustrations include: black cats, monsters, bats, Jack-o-lanterns (and non-spooky pumpkins), ghosts, witches, vampires, mummies, skeletons, and haunted houses. Plus, print stationery designs from FreePrintableStationery.net and borders from PageBorders.net with all kinds of cute and creepy scenes.  

PrintableMasks.net has a wide selection of full-color and colorable masks. These are great when you need a last-minute costume. Show up to a party as a wolf person, a robot, a furry monster, an alien, or a human-sized skeleton. You can even color in a mask of Frankenstein’s monster and point out that Frankenstein was the doctor, not the monster. The site has 454 masks in all.

The Halloween certificates at FreePrintableCertificates.net are great for parties. You can hand out prizes for best costume, apple bobbing, decorations, pumpkin carving, and other contests. There’s also an illustrated certificate commemorating the holiday.

Print gift tags at FreePrintableGiftTags.net to add to a present or plate of Halloween treats. The tags feature skeletons, flying witches, monsters, scarecrows, and more. Or, share a wretched recipe with a recipe card design from FreePrintableRecipeCards.net.

You can welcome trick-or-treaters to your home with signs from HalloweenPrintables.net or PrintableSigns.net. Let kids know how many treats to take or warn of “black cat crossings.” There are also “Closed for Halloween” and other signs for businesses. For flyers, visit PrintableFlyerTemplates.net where you will find templates for office parties, community events, and more.

There are also a few Halloween planners, shopping lists, menu templates, and to do lists at PrintablePlanners.net, FreePrintableGroceryList.com, and PrintableToDoList.com.

There’s a free version of everything at my printables sites, while some items (such as signs and certificates) are free as a PDF and a few dollars for an editable version you can type in to using Microsoft Word or another compatible program before printing.  

You can also choose the Halloween Pack that contains 50 of the most popular Halloween printables. It’s just $11 with the newsletter discount. The instant download includes the free PDF or PNG version of each item, as well as a premium, editable version when available.

Please keep sending me your ideas for new printables! Also, I’d love to see photos of your pets dressed up for Halloween. And don’t forget to visit the FreePrintable.net Patreon page and consider becoming a member with a monthly pledge. Thanks and happy printing!