Bubble letters are those big, round, balloon-style letterforms you doodle in notebook margins or use to make a poster pop. This pack gives you 80 free printable bubble letters pages: every uppercase and lowercase letter on its own sheet, full alphabet reference sets, colored alphabets in seven shades, numbers 0 through 9, and a question mark and exclamation point.
Some people search for these as air bubble letters, because each letter looks like it’s been inflated with air, thick and round with a hollow center just waiting for color. Whatever you call them, they’re one of the easiest ways to turn plain text into something kids want to color, teachers want to hang on a wall, and crafters want to trace onto banners.
Print the whole alphabet at once if you’re building a classroom display, or just pull the one or two letters you need for a name, a sign, or a monogram. Everything in this set is ready to print as-is, no software or fonts to install.
What Are Bubble Letters (and Why People Love Them)
Bubble letters get their name from their shape: thick, rounded outlines that puff out at the curves like a bubble, with a wide open interior. Compare that to a standard block letter, which is flat and angular, and you can see why bubble letters read as friendlier and more playful.
That open interior is the whole point of this printable pack. Every letter, number, and punctuation mark here is drawn as an outline, not a solid shape, so there’s room inside for crayon, marker, paint, glitter glue, or a pattern cut from wrapping paper.
Everything Included in This Bubble Letters Printable Pack
This set covers more ground than a typical bubble letters download. Here’s what’s in the 80 pages:
- 26 individual uppercase bubble letters (A through Z), one big letter per page
- 26 individual lowercase bubble letters (a through z), same one-letter-per-page format
- A full uppercase alphabet reference sheet with numbers 0-9 included
- A full lowercase alphabet reference sheet with numbers 0-9 included
- Seven colored alphabet sets (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, pink, and purple), each with an uppercase and a lowercase version. Each of these not only have a single page with their letters and numbers, but each as individual pages – all on 1 pdf!
- Individual bubble numbers 0 through 9
- A bubble letter question mark and a bubble letter exclamation point
Need just one letter, like the letter i in bubble letters style for an initial on a gift tag or a monogrammed mug design? Skip the full alphabet and print that single page. Spelling out a short word, say “and” in bubble letters for a banner, works the same way: print the individual letters you need, cut them apart, and line them up in order.
How These Pages Work Together
The individual letter pages and the full alphabet sheets aren’t really two separate products, they’re meant to be used depending on what you’re making that day. Grab single letters when you’re spelling a specific name or word. Print a full alphabet sheet when you want every letter on one page for quick reference, tracing practice, or a smaller classroom handout.
The numbers and punctuation marks round the set out so you’re not stuck if a project calls for a birthday age, a date, or a bit of extra excitement with an exclamation point. Keep the whole folder saved together and you’ll rarely need to look elsewhere for a bubble letter shape.
Bubble Font Letters in Seven Colors
If coloring in an outline isn’t part of your plan, the colored sets skip that step entirely. Each of the seven bubble font letters sets comes filled in already, in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, pink, or purple, with a black outline for definition, so you can cut and use them right away.
These work well for anyone who wants a finished look fast: a parent putting together a birthday banner the night before, a teacher labeling a bulletin board over a lunch break, or a scrapbooker who wants color-coordinated titles without breaking out the markers.
Practical Ways to Use Bubble Letters
Bulletin boards are probably the most common use, and it makes sense: bubble letters read clearly from across a room and hold up well when cut from cardstock. If you’re decorating a board with a header or a name banner, our Bulletin Board Letters collection pairs nicely with these for mixing styles.
The individual letter pages also double as tracing sheets. Kids can go over the thick outline with a pencil or marker before moving on to Handwriting Practice Paper for regular letter formation practice.
For scrapbookers and memory keepers, the colored sets make quick work of page titles. Cut out a name or a date in bubble letters and glue it straight onto a layout in our Memory Book Templates instead of hand-lettering every page.
Full Set Bubble Letters (Single Page, 1 Per Page & Numbers Included)
These pages contain all letters, and numbers – each on their individual pages. Simply click on any of the images to download the full 38 page document.
Individual Bubble Letters And Numbers
Lowercase versions of every letter follow the same one-per-page format.
Next come the full alphabet reference sheets, uppercase and lowercase, each with numbers included.
Rounding out the set: bubble numbers 0 through 9, plus a question mark and an exclamation point.
How to Download These Bubble Letters
Click on any design above to open its full-size PDF, then save it to your device or print it straight from your browser. Every file in this collection is free to download and print as many times as you need for personal use.
One tip: print at 100% scale (actual size) rather than letting your printer “fit to page.” Scaling can shrink the outlines just enough to make a letter awkward to color or cut cleanly, so stick with actual size for the cleanest result.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you draw a bubble letter e?
Start with the basic shape of a lowercase or uppercase e, then draw a second line about a quarter-inch inside the first, following the same curves. Erase the inner guide once you’ve connected the two outlines into one continuous, rounded shape. If drawing freehand feels tricky, our printable bubble letter e page gives you a ready-made outline to trace instead.
What’s the difference between the individual letter pages and the full alphabet sheets?
The individual pages give you one oversized letter per sheet, which works best for spelling specific words or names. The full alphabet sheets fit every letter and number onto a single page, which works better as a reference chart or a smaller-scale tracing sheet.
Can I use these bubble letters for a classroom bulletin board?
Yes. Print the individual uppercase letters on cardstock, cut them out, and pin them up for headers or word walls. The colored sets save a step since they’re already filled in and ready to hang.
Are these bubble letters printable free to use?
Yes, every page in this pack is free to download and print for personal and classroom use as many times as you need.
Do the colored bubble letter sets include lowercase letters too?
Yes. Each of the seven colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, pink, and purple) comes with both an uppercase and a lowercase alphabet set, plus numbers 0 through 9.
