Football Helmet Coloring Pages
Choose from 27 printable football helmets for kids and sports fans. This collection includes classic game day gear, blank templates for your own designs, and helmets featuring fierce animal mascots.
Classic football helmet coloring pages
Traditional helmet outlines featuring standard facemasks, visors, and chin straps ready for your favorite team colors.
✏️ Make your own football helmet picture: draw, trace or color it online.
Draw your own Football Helmet Free drawing boardBlank football helmet templates to design
Empty helmet shapes that let kids and fans draw their own logos, stripes, and custom sports branding.
Game day football helmets with mascots and stripes
Detailed helmets decorated with animal mascots, wings, horns, and reward stickers for a complete game day look.
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Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Designing your own team gear
Many fans love to recreate the look of their favorite pro or college sports teams. Our blank templates are ideal for this. You can use markers or colored pencils to draw the exact logo decals on the side of the shell. Don't forget to add the center stripes running from the front to the back of the helmet.
If you are a teacher, these blank outlines work well for a classroom activity where students invent their own team name and mascot. You can also practice drawing different styles of stripes, from single thick lines to triple bands.
Understanding helmet parts for realistic coloring
To make your coloring pages look like real equipment used on the football field, it helps to know the basic parts. The main hard shell can be glossy or matte, which you can show by leaving a small white highlight on the top curve. The facemask is usually made of coated metal bars and can be a contrasting color to the shell. The hardware holding the mask in place, known as clips, are usually small black or clear rubber pieces.
Some of our pages feature modern additions like a clear or tinted eye visor. You can color this part with a light blue or gray gradient to make it look like reflective plastic. The chin strap and inner padding are typically white or black, grounding the bright colors of the outer shell.
Mascot and reward sticker traditions
Football helmets often tell a story about the team. We included designs with built-in mascots like a roaring lion or an eagle, which are common themes in American sports.
Another fun detail to color is the reward decals. Many teams award small stickers for great plays, tackles, or touchdowns, slowly covering the back and sides of the helmet as the season goes on. You can use metallic gel pens to make these tiny badges stand out against the dark background of the helmet shell. Coloring these detailed pages requires a bit more precision, making them a good choice for older kids and adult fans.