Star Wars debuted in 1977, and its white-armored Stormtroopers are still some of the most recognizable characters in movies. The franchise is still going: the most recent theatrical release is “The Mandalorian and Grogu” (May 2026).
Here are 10 free stormtrooper coloring pages, from a chibi trooper that beginners can finish in one sitting to detailed troop scenes for older kids and adults. Each one comes with a difficulty rating, a suggested age, and a tip for coloring all that white armor.
Quick Picks: Which Stormtrooper Coloring Page Should You Start With?
| Page | Best for | Time | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3. Chibi Stormtrooper | Ages 4+, first-timers | 10-20 min | Crayons or markers |
| 6. Dancing Troopers | Ages 5+, fun palettes | 20-30 min | Markers, colored pencils |
| 1. Running Trooper | Ages 6+ | 20-30 min | Colored pencils, gray marker |
| 2. Shooting Pose | Ages 6+ | 20-30 min | Colored pencils |
| 7. Lego Stormtroopers | Ages 6+, Lego fans | 30 min | Markers, colored pencils |
| 4. Stormtroopers in Action | Ages 8+ | 30-45 min | Colored pencils |
| 5. Kylo Ren With Stormtroopers | Ages 8+ | 30-60 min | Colored pencils, fine-tip markers |
| 9. Clone Trooper Captain | Ages 8+ | 30-45 min | Colored pencils |
| 10. Field Trooper | Teens and adults | 45+ min | Colored pencils, blending pencil |
| 8. Troopers Awaiting Orders | Teens and adults | 45-90 min | Colored pencils, fine-tip markers |
How Do You Color a White Stormtrooper Without It Looking Flat?
Since the armor is white, the page can look unfinished if you leave it blank. Try this on any of the pages below:
- Lightly shade the armor with a pale cool gray or light blue, keeping the highlights (top edges and the helmet’s forehead) as bare paper.
- Go over the shadow areas (under the chest plate, inside the arms, the underside of the helmet) with a slightly darker gray.
- Fill in the black parts (the eye lenses, the “mouth” vents, the joints) with a black marker or dark pencil.
- Color the background last, in a darker color than the armor, so the white figure stands out. Dark blue, deep purple, or a sunset orange all work.
For a printable page, open the source link under each picture and print at full size on standard 8.5 x 11 paper. These pages are for personal, non-commercial use.
1. Running Trooper
Source: By Gehraz @ Picture the Magic, “Storm Trooper Coloring Pages” (https://www.picturethemagic.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/storm-running.pdf)
Difficulty: medium. Ages 6+. Stormtrooper armor looks good from almost any angle, but it looks best in motion, and this running pose is a great showpiece. Shade the armor in light gray, then use a darker gray for the shadow side of the legs to make it look like the trooper is really moving.
2. Stormtroopers Shooting Pose
Source: By Best Coloring Pages, “Storm Trooper Coloring Pages” (https://www.bestcoloringpagesforkids.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Stormtrooper-Coloring-Page.jpg)
Difficulty: medium. Ages 6+. Stormtroopers are usually shown with a blaster, and this page shows the classic aiming pose. Color the blaster in dark gray and black, and add a bright red or blue bolt of light at the tip if you want to make it more dramatic.
3. Chibi Stormtrooper
Source: By Best Coloring Pages, “Storm Trooper Coloring Pages” (https://www.bestcoloringpagesforkids.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Stormtrooper-Coloring-Pages.jpg)
Difficulty: easy. Ages 4+. This is the best page for beginners or for coloring together with a younger child. The simple outlines leave room to add your own details: a cape, a sticker-style star background, or a rainbow-colored helmet.
4. Stormtroopers in Action
Source: By Super Coloring, “Storm Trooper in Action coloring page” (http://www.supercoloring.com/coloring-pages/stormtrooper-in-action?version=print)
Difficulty: medium-hard. Ages 8+. A lot is happening in the background here, which can feel like too much at first. Color the troopers first, then pick two or three background colors and stick to them so the troopers still stand out.
5. Kylo Ren With Stormtroopers
Source: By Super Coloring, “Kylo Ren and the First Order Stormtroopers coloring page” (http://www.supercoloring.com/coloring-pages/kylo-ren-and-the-first-order-stormtroopers?version=print)
Difficulty: hard. Ages 8+. Adding a familiar character makes a page more fun than a lineup of troopers alone. Kylo Ren is one of the main villains of the sequel trilogy, so keep his outfit black and dark gray and let the white troopers pop against it. Use a fine-tip marker for the small details.
6. Dancing Troopers
Source: By Hello Kids, “Dancing Stormtroopers” (http://www.hellokids.com/c_32722/coloring-pages/star-wars-coloring-pages/dancing-stormtroopers)
Difficulty: easy-medium. Ages 5+. Here are some meme-style fun: stormtroopers dancing under a disco ball. This is the page where you can go wild with color. Use bright markers for the dance floor and the light beams, and draw in a Grogu (the character many people call “Baby Yoda”) in the middle if you want to add to the scene.
7. Lego Stormtroopers
Source: By Raskail Coloring, “Lego Stormtroopers” (https://raskrasil.com/wp-content/uploads/Raskrasil.com-Coloring-StarWars-new-15-1.jpg)
Difficulty: easy-medium. Ages 6+. Star Wars characters are some of the best-known Lego minifigures, and you don’t need a set to enjoy this page. It shows Lego-style stormtroopers with R2-D2 in the middle. Color R2-D2 in blue and white, and use the open space to add stars or planets.
8. Troopers Following Captain’s Orders
Source: By Raskail Coloring (https://raskrasil.com/wp-content/uploads/Raskrasil.com-Coloring-StarWars-new-16-2.jpg)
Difficulty: hard. Teens and adults. This page shows a group of troopers lined up and waiting for orders, with a lot more detail. All that white armor takes patience, so work in small sections with light gray shading and take breaks. It’s a challenge, but a satisfying one.
9. Clone Trooper Captain
Source: By Raskail Coloring (https://raskrasil.com/wp-content/uploads/Raskrasil.com-Coloring-StarWars-new-17-1.jpg)
Difficulty: medium-hard. Ages 8+. Clone troopers came before the stormtroopers in the Star Wars timeline, and their armor was the model for the Imperial design. Clone troopers wear white armor with colored markings that show their unit or rank. Captains are shown with extra markings, so this is a good page for trying a bold accent color on the white armor.
10. Field Trooper Practice Shooting
Source: By Raskail Coloring (https://raskrasil.com/wp-content/uploads/Raskrasil.com-Coloring-StarWars-new-86.jpg)
Difficulty: medium-hard. Teens and adults. This page shows a trooper lining up a long-range shot with a blaster rifle. The standard stormtrooper blaster in the movies is the E-11, so a dark gray body with black details will look right. Practice shading on the helmet first, since it has the most curves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these stormtrooper coloring pages free to print?
Yes. Each page is hosted by the site named in its credit line. Click the source link under the picture, then print at full size. Please use them for personal, non-commercial coloring only.
What is the best way to color white stormtrooper armor?
Shade it, don’t leave it blank. Use a pale gray or light blue pencil for shadows, leave the top edges as bare paper for highlights, and color the background in a darker color so the figure stands out.
Which page is best for young kids?
Start with the Chibi Stormtrooper (page 3). It has big, simple shapes that are easy to color with crayons or markers. The Dancing Troopers (page 6) is a good second pick.
What colored pencils or markers work best?
Colored pencils give you the most control for shading armor. Use markers for solid areas like the black visors and the background, and add a fine-tip marker for small details on the harder pages.
What is the difference between a stormtrooper and a clone trooper?
Clone troopers fought for the Republic in the prequel era, and stormtroopers served the Empire afterward. Their armor looks similar because the Imperial design grew out of the clone trooper armor.
Final Thoughts
Stormtrooper armor is mostly white, which is what makes these pages tricky and fun at the same time. Coloring them is good practice for shading, for choosing a background that makes your subject stand out, and for working in small sections. Or invent your own armor colors. Either way, enjoy it and share your finished pages with friends.
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