43 McDonald’s Coloring Pages (Free PDFs)

Get ready for a supersized dose of creativity with these 43 McDonald’s coloring pages that are totally free to print or download! Whether you’re a fan of Ronald McDonald, the Happy Meal Gang, or just love everything McDonald’s has to offer, these coloring sheets bring the magic of the Golden Arches right into your home or classroom.

From classic characters like Grimace, Hamburglar, and Birdie, to fun scenes featuring Happy Meals, fries, burgers, and milkshakes, there’s something here for every McDonald’s lover. These coloring pages are great for kids’ parties, fast food-themed playdates, or just a rainy-day activity at home. Adults who grew up with the nostalgic McDonald’s crew will also enjoy coloring these pages as a relaxing throwback!

How to Download Your Free Printable PDF McDonald’s Coloring Sheets

To get started, simply click on any of the images or links below. A high-quality PDF coloring sheet will open in a new tab. From there, you can print it instantly or save it to your device to use later. You can even color digitally if you prefer using an iPad or tablet!

Each of these McDonald’s coloring pages is designed to fit standard US letter size paper (8.5 x 11 inches) but also prints beautifully on A4-sized paper. Choose your favorites, print as many as you want, and let the coloring fun begin!

Fun Things To Do With Your McDonald’s Coloring Pages

Here are some awesome and creative ways to reuse your McDonald’s printable coloring sheets after they’ve been colored. These ideas are perfect for teachers, parents, or anyone hosting a McDonald’s-themed birthday or classroom activity.

1. Make Your Own Happy Meal Box

Turn your coloring page into a custom Happy Meal box! After coloring in a McDonald’s scene (especially ones with food items or the classic characters), cut and tape the page around a small cardboard box. You can use a cereal box or tissue box as the base. Add a handle using pipe cleaners or construction paper. Kids can then use their box to store small toys or treats!

2. Create a McDonald’s Restaurant Playset

Use the coloring sheets with the McDonald’s buildings, drive-thru, or counter scenes to build a paper playset. Color the pages, then glue them onto cardboard backing for strength. Cut out stand-up figures of Ronald, Hamburglar, or fries, and use them as characters for imaginative play. You can even build a paper cash register or menus from the printable pages!

3. Design Your Own Happy Meal Toy

Take a coloring page with characters or food items and turn it into a pretend toy. Color and cut out Grimace, Hamburglar, or a cheeseburger. Then tape it onto a popsicle stick or small cardboard stand. Place your “toy” inside a homemade Happy Meal box to complete the project!

4. McDonald’s Menu Craft

Color in food-themed pages, then cut out items like burgers, fries, and drinks. Use these pieces to build your own play menu on construction paper. Label each item with prices using stickers or markers. Great for pretend play or teaching about money and making choices!

5. Ronald McDonald Puppet Show

Make puppets using character coloring pages! After coloring, glue the characters onto paper lunch bags or popsicle sticks. Set up a puppet theater using a cardboard box and put on your own Ronald McDonald-themed show. Add sound effects using paper crinkle fries or shaking a cup with beans for a drink sound!

6. Fast Food Art Collage

Print several different McDonald’s coloring sheets and have kids color and cut out their favorite parts. Then, using a large poster board, help them create a giant collage of burgers, shakes, Happy Meals, and characters. It’s a fun group project that can decorate a classroom or playroom.

7. DIY McDonald’s Coupon Book

After coloring several food and character pages, cut out the items and tape or glue them into a folded booklet. Write pretend coupons like “One Free Fry,” “Get a Cheeseburger,” or “Playtime with Ronald” next to each image. It’s a silly and fun pretend play idea, or it can be turned into a rewards book for kids.

8. Table Setting for Pretend Restaurant

Color and cut out place settings using McDonald’s coloring sheets—trays, food, drinks, and napkins. Tape everything onto a placemat-sized paper or laminated sheet. Kids can pretend to set up their own McDonald’s restaurant at home and serve “customers” with their handmade meal!

9. McDonald’s Birthday Party Invitations

If you’re planning a McDonald’s-themed birthday party, use the printable coloring sheets to make custom invitations. After coloring, write party details on the back. You can even roll them like scrolls and tie them with red and yellow ribbon for a fun surprise.

10. Pin the Fry on the Box Game

Use a coloring page with a large image of a Happy Meal or fry box. Print several fries on another sheet, color and cut them out. Then play “Pin the Fry on the Box” like pin the tail on the donkey. Use double-sided tape or Velcro and blindfold players for extra giggles.

11. Decorate Your Lunch Bag

Use your finished coloring pages to decorate plain brown lunch bags. Cut out your favorite McDonald’s food or characters and glue them to the outside of the bag. It turns any lunch into a fun event, especially for school or picnic days.

12. McDonald’s Coloring Book Gift

Create a custom gift by printing multiple McDonald’s coloring sheets, stacking them together, and stapling or hole-punching them with ribbon to make a mini coloring book. Add a cover page with your child’s name and give it as a birthday gift or classroom prize.

13. Fast Food Flashcards

Cut out colored images of fries, burgers, shakes, and characters. Glue each onto index cards and use them as flashcards. You can quiz kids on McDonald’s items, use them for memory games, or even create a match-the-food activity for younger children.

14. Story Time Coloring Theater

Have your child color scenes that go together—like Ronald at the playground, Hamburglar sneaking a burger, and Birdie flying by. Then help them write a story that connects all the scenes. Staple the pages together and read it like a book at bedtime!

15. McDonald’s Puzzle Time

Print two copies of the same coloring page. Color one and cut it into 8-10 puzzle pieces. Give the colored page to your child and let them use it as a guide to piece the puzzle together. It’s a hands-on activity that improves matching and problem-solving skills.

These free printable McDonald’s coloring pages are more than just fun—they’re the start of lots of exciting DIY projects! Whether you’re turning them into toys, crafts, or games, there’s no limit to how creative kids can get with these coloring sheets. Download your favorites today and start crafting with Ronald and the gang!