This birthday clipart collection has 16 party pictures: happy birthday banners, cakes glowing with candles, bunches of balloons, party hats, confetti and outlines kids can color. All of them are transparent PNG files, so they slide onto invitations, class charts and cupcake toppers without a white box.
The Download PNG button saves a picture, and Copy puts it straight onto a slide. Check the background preview on bright colors before you print a whole stack of invites. For full sheets of cakes and presents to color, try our birthday coloring pages, and for frosted treats of every kind, see the cake and dessert clipart.
Happy Birthday Clipart and Party Hats
Two of these happy birthday clip art pictures carry the words for you, so a card or slide is done in one paste. The other two bring hats, horns and confetti to the party.
A string of bright pennant flags hangs above the words Happy Birthday in rounded letters. Use it as a card front or a class slide on someone's big day.
Try this Show it on the morning slide on a student's birthday with their photo pasted just below.
Soft peonies and green leaves curve around the words Happy Birthday, painted in gentle color. It suits cards for moms, grandmas, aunts and friends.
Try this Print it on card stock for a staff birthday card that the whole class signs inside.
A cheerful child in a striped cone hat blows a curly party horn. It works for party invitations and birthday charts.
Try this Put it on a kindergarten birthday chart and write each child's name on a cone hat below.
A polka dot cone hat sits in a burst of confetti and curly streamers. Use it in a corner of a party sign or a thank you card.
Try this Drop it in the corner of a birthday book page where classmates each write one wish.
Birthday Cake Clipart and Candle Clipart
No party is complete without cake. These cakes, cupcakes and candles work as toppers, invite art and counting props.
A two layer pink cake with a happy face holds three glowing candles. Count the candles with little kids or use it on a third birthday invite.
Try this Use it in a preschool counting game and ask how many candles are left after one is blown out.
A tall slice of chocolate cake with rich frosting layers and one candle. The real look suits bakery style menus and grown up invites.
Try this Add it to a printed party menu next to the list of desserts and drinks.
A swirled cupcake topped with rainbow sprinkles and one candle, edged in a thick white border. It is made for toppers and treat bag stickers.
Try this Print at two inches, cut along the white edge, and tape to a toothpick for cupcake toppers.
Three tall striped candles in mint, pink and gold stand together with glowing flames. They make a gentle border piece for cards.
Try this Line three across the bottom of a birthday card for an older sibling or a grandparent.
Balloon Clipart and Hot Air Balloon Clipart
Balloons bring color and motion to any page. Pick a bunch for invites or a hot air balloon for travel themed parties and class goals.
Five round balloons in red, blue, yellow, green and purple float together on curly ribbons. It is a quick filler for any party page.
Try this Use it on a second grade graph where kids color one balloon for each birthday that month.
A striped hot air balloon in orange, teal and cream lifts a small wicker basket. It fits travel parties and goal charts that rise as kids progress.
Try this Move it up a paper reading goal chart each time the class finishes ten books.
A tan bear in a party hat holds three balloon strings. The sticker edge makes it easy to cut out for favors and cards.
Try this Stick one on each goodie bag and write the guest's name on the bear's tummy.
Three soft balloons in peach, lavender and mint drift together, tied with a thin ribbon. The pale tones suit baby showers and first birthdays.
Try this Print it on a baby's first birthday guest book page beside space for well wishes.
Birthday Clipart Black and White
These black and white party pictures print with plain ink and double as coloring sheets. The silhouette works well for cutting machines and window art.
A three layer cake outline with wavy frosting and five candles, ready for crayons. Kids can add sprinkles and their own age in candles.
Try this Ask kindergartners to color the cake and draw the right number of candles for their age.
Three plain balloon outlines float on curly strings. Students can write a wish or a word inside each one.
Try this Have first graders write one birthday wish inside each balloon, then color them in.
A cone party hat with stripes, stars and a fluffy pom pom, all in outline. Print it large to make a real hat from card stock.
Try this Enlarge it on card stock, let kids color it, then roll and staple it into a hat for the party.
A solid black hot air balloon with its basket and ropes. It cuts cleanly and looks great on a pale blue sky backdrop.
Try this Cut several in different sizes and float them across a sky blue birthday bulletin board.
Birthday Ideas for the Classroom
- Birthday charts: Give each month a balloon from the bunch and write each child's name on one. Or use the cute cake with a sticky note candle for each birthday that month.
- Morning slide: The Happy Birthday pennant banner goes at the top, with the student's name and favorite things below.
- Math: Count candles, sort the balloon colors, or graph the class birthdays by month with the balloon outlines.
- Writing: Use the party hat or balloons as a header for a page that asks, what makes a good friend at a party.
Throwing a pizza party for the class instead? Our pizza clipart fits right in, and the thank you clipart helps with notes after the party.
Making Toppers, Banners and Invites
Each PNG is 1000 pixels square. At 300 dpi it prints sharp to about 3 inches, which is the right size for cupcake toppers, favor tags and invite art. For a door banner, print the pennant banner across two pages and join them.
- Cupcake toppers: Print the cupcake sticker at 2 inches on card stock, cut along the white edge, and tape to a toothpick.
- Invites: Place one picture on the left and the party details on the right, then print four per page and cut.
- Confetti look: Bright card stock behind the doodle hat makes the confetti pop. Teal, hot pink and sunny yellow all work well.
Pairing Styles for a Party Theme
Pick one style of celebration clipart and stick with it from invite to thank you card. Cute and Sticker suit little kids, Watercolor suits baby showers and grown up birthdays, and Retro looks great for a travel or hot air balloon theme. Black and white outlines let kids make the party art themselves during a craft station.
Questions people ask
Is this birthday clipart free?
Yes for personal parties, classrooms, schools and non-commercial projects. You do not need to credit us. Do not resell the files or put them in clipart packs, and use our Contact page first if you plan to sell party printables made with them.
Which happy birthday clipart has the words on it?
The pennant banner and the watercolor peony wreath both say Happy Birthday. Every other picture is wordless, so you can add a name or age yourself.
Is there free birthday clipart for a woman?
The watercolor peony wreath and the pastel balloons have a soft, grown up look for moms, grandmas, coworkers and friends. The realistic chocolate cake slice also suits adult party menus.
Do you have balloon clipart black and white?
Yes. The three balloon outlines are made for coloring and writing. The hot air balloon silhouette is solid black for cutting.
Can I use the birthday cake clipart as a cupcake topper?
Yes. The cupcake sticker and the cute cake both look great at about 2 inches. Print on card stock, cut out, and tape to a toothpick.
Is the confetti clipart a transparent PNG?
It is. The confetti burst and hat have a clear background, so the color of your paper shows between the pieces.
