Among Us Coloring Book 1

Pick up a digital brush and splash color across suspicious little astronauts in a relaxing coloring book styled after the hit social deduction phenomenon.

If you’ve ever wanted to unwind after a tense round of Among Us without the stress of getting voted out, this coloring book scratches that itch. You get a stack of line-art pages featuring crewmates, impostors, and those iconic vent scenes, all waiting for you to fill them with whatever palette you like. The mouse or tap controls are dead simple — no need to stay perfectly inside the lines unless you want to, and honestly, half the fun is making a lime-green impostor with a hot pink visor. I spent a good twenty minutes just messing with color combinations on the spaceship cafeteria page. There’s something oddly satisfying about clicking a shape and watching the flat gray vanish under a wash of bright orange or deep blue. The pages are detailed enough that you can color each little button and wire separately, but not so fussy that you need a stylus. A small thing I noticed: the fill tool feels forgiving — it snaps to the drawn outlines even if your cursor is a bit off, which saves you from a lot of re-clicking. It’s the kind of game you open in a side tab while listening to a podcast or when you need a mental break. Kids will love it because, well, it’s Among Us. Parents will love it because it’s quiet and mess-free. And if you’re an adult who still finds coloring calming, there’s zero judgment here. Just don’t blame me if you start humming the impostor theme while you shade the emergency button.

Mouse or tap to play.

Try giving every crewmate the same body color but a different visor shade — it makes the page look like a coordinated squad. If a small section refuses to fill, click slightly closer to the center of the area rather than near the outline. Start with large background shapes first, then work on tiny details like buttons and wires so you don’t smudge your cursor across finished areas. Don’t ignore the black outlines — leave them as they are to keep that classic coloring book look. Use the brightest color you can find on one random prop (like a plant or a pizza) to make the whole page pop. Take a screenshot of your finished page before closing the tab, since there’s no built-in gallery to save your work.

Q: Is Among Us Coloring Book 1 free to play? A: Yes, it’s completely free in your browser with no hidden fees. Q: Do I need to download anything to start coloring? A: No download required. It runs directly on the website as an HTML5 game. Q: Can I play Among Us Coloring Book 1 on my phone or tablet? A: Yes, the tap controls work fine on mobile browsers, though a larger screen makes details easier. Q: What age group is this coloring book for? A: It’s suitable for all ages, but younger kids and casual players will get the most out of it. Q: How many coloring pages does the game include? A: The game features multiple Among Us-themed pages, though the exact number varies by the version you’re playing. Q: Can I save or print my finished coloring page? A: There’s no built-in save button, but you can take a screenshot or use your browser’s print option to keep your artwork.