Germany Flag Coloring Pages
Six free Germany flag coloring pages — the flag on its own, a colour-guide sheet that names every colour, a waving flag on a pole, a child holding the flag, a page of bunting and a flag heart.
Every page prints as a PDF in both US Letter and A4, and nothing on them is coloured in already.
Need help printing? See our guide on how to print coloring pages.
Free Germany Flag Coloring Pages
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Flag
The German flag on its own, with GERMANY to colour in above it.
Download PDF A4 PNGFlag with Color Guide
The same flag with the name of the right colour written inside each part.
Download PDF A4 PNGWaving Flag
The flag waving on a pole, with clouds and birds behind it.
Download PDF A4 PNGChild with the Flag
A child holding the flag up on a stick and waving it.
Download PDF A4 PNGFlag Bunting
Twelve small flags strung across the page as party bunting.
Download PDF A4 PNGFlag Heart
The flag inside a big heart, framed by leaves and stars.
Download PDF A4 PNGWhat the German flag looks like
The flag of Germany is three equal horizontal bands: black across the top, red through the middle and gold along the bottom. It is officially drawn 3:5 — that is, 3 units tall for every 5 units wide — which is the shape used on every sheet here.
The bottom band is officially gold rather than yellow, which is why a darker, more metallic yellow pencil looks closer to the real thing.
The colour guide sheet
One of the six pages names the colours for you, printed inside each part of the flag, in hollow letters so those can be coloured too. It is the sheet to use if the flag is being coloured for school and it needs to come out right; the other five leave you to it.
Nothing arrives already coloured
Flags are the one subject where colouring pages are often printed half-finished, with the dark bands already filled in. Not here. Every band, star and shape on all six sheets is left as empty white paper with a clean outline round it, so all 3 colours — black, red and gold — are yours to put in.
Which page to start with
The plain flag and the colour guide are the simplest: big open shapes and thick lines. The bunting has twelve flags on it and takes the longest.
Printing
Print at 100% scale rather than “fit to page”, and match the file to your paper — Letter or A4. The button at the top bundles all six into a single download.
Frequently asked questions
Are these Germany flag coloring pages free?
Yes — all six download as free PDFs with no account, no email and no watermark on the artwork.
What colours is the German flag?
Black, red and gold. On the flag they go black across the top, red through the middle and gold along the bottom.
Is the flag already coloured in?
No. Every part of every flag on these pages is left as blank white paper, so the colouring is all still to do.
Which sheet should I use for a school project?
The colour-guide sheet — it names the right colour for every part of the flag, written inside the flag itself, so it is hard to get wrong.
What shape is the German flag?
It is officially 3:5, height to width. Every sheet here uses that proportion rather than squaring the flag off.
Can I print these for a classroom?
Yes. Classroom use is fine and you can print as many copies as you need. Please do not resell them.
What paper size are the files?
Every page comes in both US Letter and A4, so it prints properly on either.
