This cake clipart page serves up 12 drawn treats, from a candle-topped birthday cake to a frosted cupcake, warm cookies, a cherry pie and a mug of hot chocolate. Every dessert downloads as a transparent PNG, so it lands on a party sign, menu card or class slide and the edges stay clean against any color.
Hit Download PNG to keep a treat, or Copy to drop it onto a menu draft. A quick look in the background preview tests each sweet on kraft paper, pink, or a chalkboard first. Planning a full party? Pair these with balloons from our birthday clipart and cones from the ice cream clipart page.
Birthday Cake Clipart and Cupcake Clipart
These are the treats people reach for first when a class birthday or bake sale comes up. Each one stays clear at small sizes, which matters on a cupcake topper or a calendar square.
A two-layer pink cake grins under three glowing candles and a ring of sprinkles. It brightens a birthday chart, a party invite or a class calendar square.
Try this Glue one cake per month on a preschool birthday chart, then print every child's name on a paper candle.
A tall swirl of vanilla frosting, rainbow sprinkles and a shiny cherry sit in a striped blue wrapper. Its thick white rim gives scissors an easy path.
Try this Run off a page of these on label paper and award one when a second grader finishes a reading log.
Soft brown washes show a triangle slice of chocolate cake with cream between the layers and a strawberry on top. It feels gentle on a recipe card or thank-you note.
Try this Add the slice to the corner of a handwritten family recipe card and print it on thick cream paper.
Cookie Clipart, Pie Clipart and Bakery Bread
Bakery pictures suit fractions lessons, bake sale flyers and cozy fall menus. Cookies and pie are great for teaching halves and quarters.
Three golden chocolate chip cookies sit in a tidy stack, and the top one has a bite missing. Dark edges and flat fills look tidy on a flyer or a projected slide.
Try this Print ten cookies and let kindergartners count the chips on each before gluing them onto a counting mat.
A cherry pie with a woven crust cools in a pale blue dish with curly steam rising. The muted colors look right on a diner-style menu or fall harvest sign.
Try this Cut the pie picture into four paper wedges for a third grade fractions lesson on quarters.
A sliced loaf of bread leans next to a puffy blueberry muffin, drawn with loose marker lines. It is a friendly pick for bakery pretend play and breakfast lessons.
Try this Tape it to a toy cash register sign for a preschool pretend bakery center with paper price tags.
Candy Clipart, Chocolate and Hot Chocolate
Sweets bring a cheerful pop to a winter menu, a reward jar label or a counting game. Use these candy clip art pictures in small doses so a page still feels calm.
A big rainbow swirl lollipop stands behind a little pile of wrapped candies, each with a tiny smile. It suits a reward jar label or a class party sign.
Try this Label a class reward jar with this picture and add a paper candy each time the class earns a compliment.
A milk chocolate bar peeks out of a plain red wrapper and foil, with two squares snapped off. It works for a science slide about melting or a math array.
Try this Use the square grid for a third grade array lesson: count rows and columns, then write the multiplication.
A red mug holds hot chocolate topped with whipped cream and mini marshmallows, with soft steam curling up. It fits winter menus, snow day notes and cozy reading posters.
Try this Put it on a January reading log where each marshmallow colored in stands for fifteen minutes read.
Cake Clipart Black and White and Dessert Outlines
Only black ink is needed for these three treats. Children fill in the open lines, and a cutting machine can trace the silhouette for a stencil or vinyl decal.
A three-tier cake with scalloped frosting, dots and a single candle, traced in neat dark lines. It turns into a birthday card cover or an early-finisher page.
Try this Fold a sheet in half, paste the outline on the front and let first graders color their own birthday card.
A round donut with drippy icing, scattered sprinkles and one bite gone, drawn as open black lines. It makes a quick coloring task or a pattern activity.
Try this Have kindergartners color the sprinkles in an AB pattern, red then blue, all the way around the donut.
A solid black cupcake shape with a tall swirl and a cherry stem on top. It cuts cleanly for a stencil, a vinyl decal or a bake sale banner.
Try this Trace it onto card stock, cut it out and sponge paint around it to make a bake sale banner.
Dessert Clipart Ideas for Class and Parties
- Preschool: Make a pretend bakery with the bread and muffin doodle, paper money and the cupcake stickers as price tags.
- Kindergarten and grade 1: Count chocolate chips on the cookie stack, or color the donut sprinkles in a pattern. The birthday cake works as a header on a class birthday graph.
- Grades 2 to 4: Cut the cherry pie into halves and quarters, and use the chocolate bar grid for arrays. A cookie recipe slide with the hot chocolate mug makes a fun how-to writing task.
- Parties and bake sales: Print cupcake toppers at 2 inches, add the slice of cake to a menu card, and use the silhouette for the banner.
Building a full lunch or picnic menu? Add sandwiches and tacos from our food clipart hub, and a cold drink from the coffee and drink clipart set.
Cupcake Toppers, Labels and Printing Tips
A 1000 pixel square PNG prints crisp to about 3 inches at 300 dpi. That covers cupcake toppers (1.5 to 2 inches), jar labels and treat bag tags with room to spare. For a big bake sale poster, choose the Flat color or Silhouette pictures, since bold shapes hold up when stretched.
For toppers, print on card stock, cut a circle around each treat and tape it to a toothpick or paper straw. Sticker style pictures already have a white edge, so trim along it. Seeing a pale box around a dessert in a word processor? Change the wrap setting to in front of text so the page behind peeks through. Need a full sheet of party pictures for coloring? Our birthday coloring pages have cakes and party hats at full sheet size.
Questions people ask
Can I use this cake clipart for free?
Bakers at home, teachers and schools may use every treat here at no charge for projects that earn nothing, and naming us is up to you. Selling the files themselves, alone or bundled into packs, is off the table. If a dessert will appear on cupcake toppers, menus or printables you sell, check with us by way of the Contact page and wait for a yes.
Where is the cake clipart black and white?
Head down to the dessert outlines group for a tiered cake outline, a sprinkled donut outline and a solid cupcake silhouette. Color the first two with crayons; save the solid cupcake for stencils and cut files.
Is the cupcake clipart a transparent PNG?
Yes. Every cupcake, cookie and candy on this page is a PNG with a clear background. Try it on pink, kraft or chalkboard in the background preview before you download it.
Which cookie clipart is best for counting?
The chocolate chip cookie stack has big, easy-to-see chips. Print several, and kids can count the chips, add them, or match cookies to number cards.
Do you have candy clipart for a reward chart?
The lollipop and wrapped candies picture is made for that. It reads well at one inch, so it fits in each square of a reward chart or on a small jar label.
What dessert clipart goes with a winter theme?
Use the hot chocolate mug with marshmallows on snow day notes, a cocoa reading log or a winter menu. The bread loaf and cherry pie also feel cozy on cold weather signs.
