Every character in the game is now a printable colouring sheet. One PDF, twenty pages, one character per page, drawn as clean black lines on white so a child can use it with pencils, crayons or a marker without the art fighting back.
The download is here: SPRUNKI colouring pages, all 20 characters (PDF, 21 pages). It is A4, about 2 MB, and prints at any size.
What is inside the download
- A cover page that states the rule in one place: personal, non-commercial use only.
- Twenty character sheets in the same order as the characters list, so the sequence matches what people already know.
- Each sheet carries the character's name in the corner and the colours that character is actually drawn in, so nobody has to open a second tab to find out what Vineria's flowers are.
- Line art only. No fills, no gradients, no grey backgrounds that eat a printer cartridge.
Two of the sheets
These are page-sized previews of what is in the file. The full sheets inside the PDF are the same drawings at print resolution.
How the sheets were made
These are not fan drawings and they are not approximations. Each sheet is traced from the official artwork that the character pages already use, by finding every edge in the original and dropping the colour. That is why the proportions match the game exactly: the outline around Wenda's cheek fur is the outline in the source image, not someone's memory of it.
It also means the lines are a guide rather than a rule. Somebody who wants a pink Mr. Tree, or wants to draw a hat on Sky, is using the sheet correctly. The colour note in the corner is there for the people who want it, not as an instruction.
The colours each character is drawn in
If you are printing for a child who insists on being accurate, this is the short version. The full chart, with the features that make each one recognisable, is in the crochet guide, which is the same reference used for the yarn version of this project.
| Character | Main colour | What to colour first |
|---|---|---|
| Black | Black with a white outline | The outline, then the hat and tie |
| Brud | Brown | The bucket on his head |
| Clukr | Silver | The heavy metallic eyelids |
| Durple | Vibrant purple | The two horns |
| Fun Bot | Silver and gold | The gold neck plate |
| Garnold | Gold | The shoulders of the suit |
| Gray | Gray | The cat ears |
| Jevin | Blue | The hood |
| Mr. Fun Computer | Gray and rainbow | The screen |
| Mr. Sun | Yellow and orange | The radiating disc |
| Mr. Tree | Green, brown, black | The leafy crown |
| Oren | Orange | The headphones |
| OWAKCX | Lime green | The long body, before the face |
| Pinki | Pink | The ribbon on top |
| Raddy | Red | The eyelids |
| Simon | Yellow | The antenna tip |
| Sky | Sky blue | The whole body, in one pass |
| Tunner | Bourbon spice brown | The fur trim |
| Vineria | Green | The four flowers |
| Wenda | White | The cheek fur, in a light grey outline |
Two of these are awkward on white paper. Black's sheet is mostly a silhouette and Wenda is mostly white, so both look emptier than the rest until they are actually coloured in. They are also the two that look best when they are finished.
Printing them
The default settings work: open the PDF, print, do not scale it down. If you want the details — which paper survives markers, why the bottom of the page sometimes gets cut off, and how to fit two sheets onto one A4 page for small hands — that is all in the printing guide.
One thing worth saying here: print at 100% rather than letting the printer scale to fit. Every printer has a margin it cannot reach, and scaling down to hide that margin also shrinks the lines until a younger child struggles with them. The sheets have a wide border for exactly this reason.
There is a horror set as well
The same twenty characters are also available in their horror forms: Sprunki horror mode colouring pages. Same layout, same file size, darker drawings. They are not for every child, and that page says which ages they suit and why.
What you may do with these
Print them, colour them, photocopy them for a classroom, a birthday party or a waiting room, and put them on the fridge. All of that is free and needs no permission: for personal, non-commercial use; not for sale, not for mass production.
What is not allowed is turning them into a product: selling printed sheets, a colouring book, a downloadable pack, or a kit built around them. The character art and names belong to ShinStar LLC, and that kind of use needs a written licence — the fan content policy explains what is covered and what is not, and hi@sprunki.com is where a licence conversation starts.
If somebody does colour one in, the fan works wall takes a photo and a name and publishes it with credit. Printed sheets that get finished are exactly what that page is for.
Where to go next
- Play the game — the sheets are more fun once you know the sounds each character makes.
- SPRUNKI characters list — profiles, birthdays and horror forms for all twenty.
- Crochet your own character — the same twenty, as a plush.
- SPRUNKI with your kids — what the game is and how a session usually goes.
- More guides — the rest of the blog.