This basketball clipart page has 12 drawn pictures, from a grinning orange ball to a full hoop with a white net, a court seen from above and kids dribbling, shooting and dunking. Each one comes as a transparent PNG that lands on a gym flyer, a stat sheet or a team card with no white square around the edges.
Hit Download PNG for a file, or Copy if the ball is going straight onto a slide. Then flip the background preview to kraft paper, a chalkboard or your team color to see how it sits. Planning a whole field day? The sports clipart hub links every game we draw, and the volleyball clipart page fits right beside this one on a gym bulletin board.
Basketball Clip Art: The Ball and the Jersey
Start with the ball itself. These basketball cartoon images range from a smiley ball for little kids to a flaming fast-break ball and a team jersey you can number yourself.
A round orange basketball beams with rosy cheeks and tiny waving arms. The thick outline keeps it clear on a small reward card.
Try this Stamp one on a first grade hallway pass so kids know the gym is the next stop.
A basketball zooms forward with friendly cartoon flames streaming off the back. Scissors can follow its wide white border with ease.
Try this Give one to a fourth grader who makes ten free throws in a row during PE.
A royal blue tank top jersey with white trim and an empty chest panel. Type a player number or name on it in your document.
Try this Add a number in a slide app and use one jersey per child on a class team roster.
Basketball Hoop Clipart, Net and Court
Need a goal for a scoreboard or a court for a play diagram? This basketball hoop clip art set covers the backboard, the net and the floor, plus a playground hula hoop for recess posters.
A clear backboard with an orange rim and a swishing white net, drawn with soft shading. It works as the goal on any score chart.
Try this Slide a paper ball up a pocket chart each time the class meets a reading goal, ending at this hoop.
A wooden court seen from straight above, with painted lanes, a center circle and a hoop at each end. Muted colors keep play diagrams easy to read.
Try this Have fifth graders draw arrows on it to plan a passing drill before PE class.
A girl in a yellow T-shirt spins a striped pink hoop with motion lines around her hips. It suits recess posters and field day stations.
Try this Label a field day station map so kids can find the hula hoop contest corner.
Basketball Player Clipart
Kids in action make a flyer feel alive. This basketball playing clipart shows a boy dribbling, a girl taking a jump shot and a ball spinning on a fingertip.
A cheerful boy in a red uniform dribbles low with his knees bent. It works for gym schedules and after-school club signs.
Try this Put it at the top of an after-school sign-up sheet with days and times underneath.
A girl with a high ponytail leaps into a jump shot, painted in soft purple washes. It looks lovely on a girls team thank-you card.
Try this Glue it to a folded card and have each teammate write one thing they learned this season.
One hand balances an orange ball on the tip of a pointer finger, with swirl lines to show the spin. It makes a fun talent show icon.
Try this Use it as the icon for a balance and coordination station in a second grade PE circuit.
Basketball Clipart Black and White
These outlines and shapes print with black ink only. Use the line art as a coloring task and the silhouette for cut paper and posters.
A plain ball outline with its curved seams and a few pebble dots. Kids can color it orange or in their school colors.
Try this Print six on a kindergarten page and have kids color the number of balls shown in a box.
A backboard, rim and diamond net drawn in clean black lines. It doubles as basketball net clipart for coloring pages and PE task cards.
Try this Draw a dotted line from a ball to the rim and ask preschoolers to trace the shot path.
A player soars with legs tucked and one arm reaching for the rim in solid black. It cuts cleanly on a cutting machine for vinyl or card stock.
Try this Cut it from black card stock and mount it on a gym door banner for a school tournament.
Basketball Clipart Ideas for PE, Class and Teams
- Preschool and kindergarten: The smiley ball and the hoop outline make easy counting cards. Ask kids to count balls and draw that many dots under the hoop.
- Grades 1 to 3: Use the court from above for a map skills lesson. Kids mark where the free throw line and center circle sit, then label them.
- Grades 4 to 6: Turn the hoop into a goal tracker for math facts or reading minutes. Each step up the ladder is a new basket.
- Coaches and parents: Pair the blank jersey with the dunk silhouette on a season banner, a snack schedule or a basketball team photo card.
For more game pictures, mix in the football clipart set, and pull a gold cup from our sports clipart page when you need a basketball trophy for the end of the season.
Printing Team Colors and Cutting Clean Edges
Each file is a 1000 pixel square PNG, sharp up to about 3 inches at 300 dpi. That covers stickers, locker tags and the corner of a flyer. For a big gym banner, use the silhouette, since a solid shape still looks crisp when stretched.
To match school colors, print the black and white outlines and let players color them in their own team shades. Orange pairs well with navy, black or deep purple, and it pops on a kraft paper background. On a dark slide, set the background preview to chalkboard to check that the black seams still show.
When you cut the fire ball sticker, follow the white edge and skip the small gaps between flames. If a picture shows a white square in your document, the transparent PNG how-to walks through the fix.
Questions people ask
Can I use the basketball clipart for free?
You can, as long as nothing is being sold. Gym handouts, club flyers, class slides and home crafts are all welcome, and naming us is a nice touch, never a rule. If a picture is headed for a shirt, a mug or a paid printable, use our Contact page to ask us before the order goes in, and keep the files out of any clipart bundle you sell or share.
Is there a black and white basketball clipart page for coloring?
Two of them. The ball outline and the hoop with net are clean line art made for crayons and markers. The slam dunk silhouette is solid black, which suits cut paper, stencils and banners better than coloring.
Is there basketball clipart with a transparent background?
Every picture on this page is a transparent PNG. The ball, hoop and players sit right on top of your page color, photo or slide theme. Try the background preview to see each one on white, kraft paper or any color you like.
Which basketball hoop clipart works best for a goal chart?
The realistic hoop with the white backboard reads clearly from across a room. Place it at the top of a strip of paper and move a small ball up toward it as the class earns points.
Do you have basketball player clipart for a girls team?
The watercolor jump shot shows a girl in a purple uniform, and it suits cards, programs and team photo pages. The dribbling boy and the dunk silhouette round out a mixed team roster.
What can I do with the spinning basketball on finger clipart?
It makes a playful icon for a talent show, a skills station or a balance challenge. Kids also like it on a goal sheet for practicing tricks at home.
