Single Floating Balloon
One large round balloon with a long string floating gently in the air. Simple clouds nearby.
Reviewed by the ColorHippo team • Updated July 22, 2026. Printable pages selected for clear outlines, kid-friendly coloring space, and classroom or home use.
One large round balloon with a long string floating gently in the air. Simple clouds nearby.
Five balloons of different shapes tied together with ribbons. Each balloon has a simple smiley face.
Three balloons floating among scattered stars and a crescent moon. Nighttime scene.
Balloons decorating a simple birthday cake with a candle on top.
Two balloons racing through the sky with simple racing stripes.
A large hot air balloon with a checkered pattern and a basket hanging below.
Multiple balloons filling a room with a window and door.
A simple stick-figure child holding three balloons with different simple shapes.
One balloon with a pin going through it and simple lines showing it popping.
Simple balloon shapes twisted into a dog and a sword.
Balloons floating underwater with simple fish and bubbles around them.
Several balloons floating above simple mountain shapes with a sun.
One large heart-shaped balloon with a bow at the top and simple clouds.
A balloon surrounded by falling confetti pieces and streamers.
Multiple balloons near simple flowers, grass, and a garden fence.
Seven balloons arranged like a rainbow with a simple sun.
Balloons on a beach with simple waves, sand, and a palm tree.
A simple clown face holding multiple balloons with big shoes.
Colorful balloons bursting out of an open gift box with a bow.
A balloon shaped like a unicorn head flying through clouds.
Five balloons connected in a vertical line floating upward.
A tree with balloons instead of leaves in different shapes.
Multiple balloons with simple stripes and patterns near a carnival tent.
Three balloons floating with simple butterflies around them.
One deflated balloon with a sad face lying on the ground.
One large balloon with a big smiling face and simple arms waving.
Balloons caught in simple trees with mushrooms and grass below.
Balloons shaped like numbers 1 through 5 floating in a line.
Balloons shaped like letters A, B, and C floating in the sky.
Balloons floating among planets, stars, and a simple rocket.
Balloons inside a room visible through a window with curtains.
Many balloons of different sizes floating above a simple town.
Three balloons with flowing ribbons dancing in the wind.
One large balloon covered in simple polka dots floating with clouds.
Multiple balloons on strings being held by people walking in a parade.
A balloon partially inside a bottle floating in water.
Multiple balloons attached to a simple stick or pole.
Silhouettes of balloons floating against a simple sunset sky.
Balloons floating in rain with raindrops, or in snow with snowflakes.
Multiple balloons on strings twirling and dancing together.
One balloon with a simple face wearing a top hat.
Balloons tied around a simple tree trunk like a decoration.
A balloon sitting in a bird's nest with simple birds nearby.
Three balloons each with different simple patterns like stripes and checks.
One balloon resting on a simple grassy hill with flowers.
A simple character walking while balloons float behind them.
A balloon floating in an attic with simple boxes and beams.
Balloons floating near a picnic basket, blanket, and simple food.
Balloons twisted into simple shapes of a cat, dog, and elephant.
Multiple balloons arranged in a simple checkerboard pattern.
A balloon tied to a simple mailbox with a small house nearby.
Three balloons each tied with a simple bow at the bottom.
One balloon floating high above multiple fluffy clouds.
Multiple balloons inside a simple car visible through windows.
This collection of free printable balloon coloring pages covers every kind of airy celebration and adventure kids love to imagine. You will find a single floating balloon drifting across open sky, a full balloon bouquet ready for a party, and clusters of balloons and stars mixed together for night-time dreaming. Birthday party balloons appear in bunches with ribbons and confetti, while the balloon race page sets up a friendly competition between shaped characters. Hot air balloons rise over patterned landscapes, and balloons in a room create cozy indoor scenes. For more action, there is a child holding balloons, a popping balloon caught mid-burst, and playful balloon animals twisted into dogs and swords. Underwater balloons float through imagined ocean parties, and balloons over mountains stretch across wide scenic horizons.
Younger children often start with the single floating balloon or the simple balloon bouquet, where large smooth shapes let them practice holding crayons inside the lines. The hot air balloon pages add striped panels and basket details that suit kids ready for more color planning. The balloon race and underwater balloons work well for experimenting with unusual shades—metallic silvers, sea greens, coral pinks. Suggest a light blue or sunset orange behind the balloons over mountains to make the shapes lift off the page. The popping balloon page invites bold reds and yellows with small motion lines to trace. Most designs print clearly on standard paper, so regular crayons, colored pencils, or markers all work without bleeding through.
These printable balloon coloring pages fit naturally into birthday countdowns at home—print a few each morning the week before a child’s party and let them decorate the fridge. Teachers can use the birthday party balloons as a calm transition activity after recess, or hand out the balloon animals page as a Friday reward. The child holding balloons design works well for welcoming a new student, letting the class color and sign around the edges. Keep the underwater balloons and balloons over mountains saved for indoor recess or sub-plan folders. Because every page is free to print, parents can stock a balloon-themed activity binder for restaurants, waiting rooms, or siblings to share during actual party setup.
After coloring, cut out the balloons from several pages and tape them to the back of paper plates. Punch a hole through each plate and thread different lengths of yarn or ribbon through so the balloons hang at staggered heights. Tape the strings to a ceiling or doorway for an instant floating gallery that moves with every breeze. Kids can write wishes or party messages on the back of each plate before hanging. This display works especially well with the balloon bouquet and balloons and stars pages, where grouped shapes already look ready to rise together. Leave the installation up for a week, then let each child take their paper plate balloon home as a keepsake.
Balloons have been around since the early 1800s!
The largest balloon ever made was over 120 feet high.
Balloons can be made from rubber, foil, or even biodegradable materials.
Helium-filled balloons can float for many hours, depending on their size.
Balloons come in many shapes including hearts, stars, and animals.
The world's largest balloon festival is held in Albuquerque, New Mexico, every October.
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