MoodMirror

6 original designs / PDF & PNG

Free mandala
coloring pages.

Download six original mandala coloring pages for free. Choose open petals, leaf patterns or detailed geometric rings. Print a single design or the whole collection, then begin wherever you like.

Download all 6 pages Choose one design

No account needed · A4 PDFs, fit to US Letter · 1600px PNGs

Black outline lotus mandala with two rings of rounded petals and a scalloped outer edge.
Lotus Rings / one ring, a few favorite colors

Your next small project

Pick a page. Make it yours.

Simple designs have larger spaces. Detailed designs have smaller shapes and more repetition.

Black outline mandala with eight broad inner petals, twelve outer petals and a ring of small circles.Open full-size
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Open Petals

Wide flower petals and a generous open border. A good place to start when you want larger spaces to color.

PDF PNG

A small idea: Choose two colors for the petals and leave the space between the rings white.

Black outline lotus mandala with two rings of rounded petals and a scalloped outer edge.Open full-size
Simple02

Lotus Rings

Two rings of rounded lotus petals with a scalloped edge. Try repeating one small palette around the circle.

PDF PNG

A small idea: Alternate two colors around one ring, then choose a third color for the other ring.

Black outline sun mandala with a petal center, sixteen pointed rays and small circles around the outside.Open full-size
Moderate03

Sunrise Rays

A small flower surrounded by pointed rays and a dotted ring. Use the rays to explore light and dark colors.

PDF PNG

A small idea: Repeat a light color and a darker color on neighboring rays.

Black outline botanical mandala with a flower center and two concentric rings of leaf shapes.Open full-size
Moderate04

Garden Leaves

Leaf shapes grow out from a flower center, with smaller leaves around the edge. Start with just one ring.

PDF PNG

A small idea: Give the large leaves one color and the small leaves a second color.

Black outline geometric mandala with concentric bands of nested diamond shapes and circular borders.Open full-size
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Diamond Weave

Nested diamonds and slim geometric bands create smaller spaces. Work through one repeating section at a time.

PDF PNG

A small idea: Color the inner diamond in each pair first, then decide whether to fill the surrounding shape.

Black outline rosette mandala with three increasingly detailed petal rings, a dotted band and a scalloped border.Open full-size
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Layered Rosette

Three bands of petals, small circles and a scalloped border. Choose one band for a short coloring session.

PDF PNG

A small idea: Repeat the same three colors in each petal ring, or leave one entire band uncolored.

Paper, pencils, a little time

  1. Download one PDF, or save the six-page collection.
  2. Open the file in a browser or PDF reader. Choose the page you want to print.
  3. Select portrait orientation and Fit to page for A4 or US Letter paper.
  4. Print a test page. Begin with pencils or crayons; test markers on your chosen paper first.

A gentle beginning

Choose by the spaces.

If you want fewer small decisions, try Open Petals or Lotus Rings. If you enjoy repeating little details, try Diamond Weave or Layered Rosette. There is no need to finish the whole page in one sitting.

The PDFs keep the outlines sharp when printed. The PNGs contain just the square design, ready to open in a drawing tool that supports image imports.

Using these pages

These six designs are original MoodMirror artwork. You may download, print and color them for personal or classroom use, including copies for your class. Please share this collection’s page link rather than reselling or redistributing the files as your own collection. No signup or payment is needed for the downloads. App access and subscription options are separate.

A few ideas to begin

Make the page your own.

All coloring guides
01 / Guide

How to Choose a Coloring Template

Match the size of the spaces to the kind of session you want.

02 / Guide

How to Choose Colors for a Repeating Pattern

Give a small palette a job, then try it in one section.

03 / Guide

How to Use White Space in a Coloring Page

Explore three ways to leave part of a picture uncolored.

Before you begin

A few useful answers.

Are these mandala coloring pages free?

Yes. All six designs and the six-page PDF are free to download and print for personal or classroom use. No account, email address or payment is required for these files.

Which mandala should a beginner choose?

Start with Open Petals or Lotus Rings if you prefer larger spaces and fewer details. Begin with one ring and two or three colors. You can leave the rest of the page for another day.

How do I print a mandala coloring page?

Open a PDF in your browser or PDF reader. Select portrait orientation and Fit to page, then print on A4 or US Letter paper. The files are laid out on A4; Fit to page keeps the design inside Letter paper margins too. You can print one page from the collection or download a single design.

What is the difference between the PDF and PNG files?

The PDF is a print layout with a title, margins and vector line art. The PNG is a 1600 by 1600 pixel image of just the design. Use the PNG in a drawing tool that supports opening images; check that tool’s import options first.

Can I color these exact designs in MoodMirror?

This collection is provided as downloadable files for printing or use in a compatible drawing tool. MoodMirror has its own drawing and coloring experience. The app link opens MoodMirror; it does not load these downloadable designs into the app.

Another way to make a little space

Take a creative pause with MoodMirror.

Explore drawing, coloring templates and a mood journal in the app. These printable files are a separate collection; the app opens to its own experience.

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