32 Boba Tea Coloring Pages
If you love bubble tea, then these free printable boba tea coloring pages are perfect for you! From cute kawaii boba cups with smiling faces to realistic milk tea designs with tapioca pearls, these coloring sheets will bring a fun and creative twist to your love for boba.
Whether you enjoy classic flavors like taro and matcha or love fruity variations, you can customize these pages however you like! Use soft pastels for a classic milk tea look or go wild with bright, fun colors. These coloring sheets are great for kids, teens, and even adults who love bubble tea.
How to Download and Print Your Boba Tea Coloring Pages
Click on any of the images below to open a printable PDF coloring sheet in a new tab. You can then download, print, or even color it digitally on an iPad.
Each coloring sheet is designed to fit standard US letter-size paper (8.5 x 11 inches), but they also print well on A4 paper. Grab your favorite markers, crayons, or colored pencils, and start coloring your dream boba tea!
Fun Things to Do with Your Boba Tea Coloring Pages
Coloring your boba tea pages is just the beginning! Here are some fun and creative ways to use your finished coloring sheets.
Make a Boba Tea Menu
Cut out your colored boba tea cups and glue them onto a piece of cardstock. Write fun names for each drink, like “Rainbow Berry Blast” or “Choco Taro Dream.” Use it as a pretend menu for a play café or just for decoration!
DIY Boba Tea Stickers
Turn your favorite boba coloring pages into stickers! Color and cut out the designs, then stick clear packing tape on top. Trim the edges and place double-sided tape on the back to create your own homemade boba stickers.
Create a Boba-Themed Notebook Cover
Glue a finished boba coloring sheet onto the cover of a notebook or binder. You can even add glitter, washi tape, or extra doodles to make it even more fun.
Boba Tea Garland
Make a cute decoration for your room! Cut out several colored boba tea cups, punch holes at the top, and string them together to create a colorful boba tea garland. Hang it over your desk or in a party space.
DIY Boba Tea Greeting Cards
Fold a piece of cardstock in half and glue a colored boba tea design to the front. Add a fun message like “You’re Tea-riffic!” or “Sip, Sip, Hooray!” and give it to a friend or family member.
Boba Tea Coasters
Laminate your colored pages and use them as fun drink coasters. This is a great way to protect your table while adding a cute touch to your space.
Design Your Own Boba Cup
Print out a blank boba tea coloring page and get creative with your own toppings and flavors. Add fruit, whipped cream, fun straw patterns, or even little characters inside the cup!
Boba Tea Wall Art
Frame your favorite finished coloring sheets and hang them in your kitchen, bedroom, or anywhere you want a cute and colorful vibe.
Make a Boba Tea Puzzle
Glue a completed coloring page onto thin cardboard, then cut it into puzzle pieces. Mix them up and challenge yourself or a friend to put the puzzle back together.
Boba Tea Bookmarks
Cut out a colored boba tea cup, laminate it, and attach a ribbon to the top. Now you have a fun bookmark to use in your favorite book!
Boba Tea Magnets
Turn your coloring pages into fridge magnets! Glue the cut-out designs onto a magnet sheet, then cut them out. Stick them on your fridge or a magnetic board.
Boba-Themed Party Decorations
Hosting a boba tea party? Use your colored pages as table decorations, cupcake toppers, or even place cards with guests’ names on them.
Scrapbook Fun
Add your boba tea coloring pages to a scrapbook. Write down your favorite boba flavors, where you like to buy bubble tea, and who you enjoy drinking it with!
Make a Boba-Themed Storybook
Create your own story featuring boba tea characters! Cut out different boba cups, glue them into a small handmade book, and write a fun story to go along with them.
These creative ideas will make your boba tea coloring pages even more fun! Whether you’re crafting, decorating, or playing games, there are so many ways to enjoy these adorable boba tea designs.
