Find coffee clipart for a staff lounge sign, a parent coffee morning flyer or a cozy planner page, plus tea, milk, juice, soda and water bottles for the kids' side of the table. All 12 drinks are drawn with clean edges and saved as transparent PNG files.
Download PNG saves the file, while Copy pastes a cup into a slide in one step. Want to see a cup on a cafe menu board look? Switch the preview behind it to chalkboard. Serving snacks too? Grab a plate from the food clipart hub and a treat from cake and dessert clipart.
Coffee Clipart: Take-Out Cups and Mugs
Three takes on the morning cup: a take-out cup, a latte with foam art and a happy mug. All three are plain and free of any shop logo.
A plain white take-out cup wears a brown cardboard sleeve and a snap-on lid, with a wisp of steam. It fits a staff meeting agenda or a parent coffee flyer.
Try this Head a teacher appreciation coffee cart sign with this cup and list the drinks underneath.
A soft blue mug holds a latte with a foam heart on top, set on a matching saucer. Its soft edges feel right on thank-you notes and planner stickers.
Try this Print it on a thank-you note for a parent volunteer with the words, thanks a latte.
A round orange mug smiles with rosy cheeks, steam curling up and three coffee beans at its base. It brightens a planner page or a Monday morning slide.
Try this Put it on the first slide of a Monday morning meeting with a simple good morning greeting.
Tea Clipart: Tea Cups, Teapots and Iced Tea
Tea pictures set a calm mood for a tea party invite, a mother's day breakfast or a reading corner sign. Hot and iced versions are both here.
A round teapot and a matching cup share a pattern of little flowers in muted mint and rose. Use it for a tea party invitation or a grandparents day card.
Try this Make a pretend tea party invitation for a kindergarten manners lesson and add the date by hand.
A white china cup on a saucer holds amber tea, with a tea bag string and blank tag hanging over the side. It suits a science slide on dissolving or a cafe menu.
Try this Show it during a grade 4 lesson on dissolving and diffusion as tea spreads through hot water.
A tall glass of iced tea has ice cubes, a lemon slice on the rim and a striped straw. It looks fresh on a summer menu or a lemonade stand sign.
Try this Add it to a hot weather hydration poster in the gym next to a reminder to drink up.
Water Bottle Clipart, Milk Clipart and Juice
Kids' drinks for lunch charts, hydration reminders and field trip checklists. The water bottle doubles as drinking water clipart for a hydration chart, and the milk carton shows up in every lunch line.
A blue reusable water bottle with a flip straw lid and a few water drops, framed in a white sticker edge. It works on a field trip packing list or a desk label.
Try this Put it on a field trip checklist next to lunch and jacket so second graders check off each item.
A small school milk carton smiles with a straw poking out of its open top. It is a sweet pick for lunch choice charts and a dairy food group slide.
Try this Use it on the lunch choice chart where kindergartners pick white milk or chocolate milk each morning.
An orange juice box with a bendy straw stands beside a plain red soda can with a pull tab. It works for a party drinks sign or a sometimes drink lesson.
Try this Sort drink cards on a healthy choices chart in grade 2, and talk about which to have every day.
Cup Clipart Black and White and Drink Outlines
Ink-friendly drinks for coloring, cut files and photocopied menus. Kids can add their own colors to the mug and cup outlines.
A tall mug with three curls of steam and a small heart on its side, in clear black outline. Color it in as a gift tag or a mother's day card.
Try this Glue the colored mug on a card and tuck in a tea bag for a simple mother's day gift.
A paper cup with a dome lid and a bendy straw, shown as clean lines for coloring. It is good on a classroom party drink sign or a measurement worksheet.
Try this On a capacity worksheet, have first graders color the cup that holds more, then compare to a measuring cup.
A sports water bottle with a pull-up cap as one solid black shape. It cuts cleanly for a vinyl decal or a hydration station sign on the gym door.
Try this Cut it from vinyl with a cutting machine and stick it on the classroom water station.
Drink Clipart Ideas for School and Home
- Lunch and snack charts: The milk carton, juice box and water bottle make clear picture choices for young kids who cannot read the words yet.
- Hydration reminders: Put the water bottle on a desk tag or a sports day schedule and add a check box for each refill.
- Staff and parent events: The take-out cup and latte mug suit a coffee cart sign, a meet the teacher morning or a volunteer thank-you note.
- Math: Cups and bottles help with capacity lessons. Line up three drinks and ask which holds the most.
- Science: The tea cup is a clear example for dissolving, and the iced tea glass works for melting ice.
For a summer drink stand sign, add a sun and sunglasses from our summer clipart, and for cocoa season see the mugs on our winter clipart page.
Questions people ask
Is the coffee clipart free for my staff room sign?
Yes. A staff room sign, a school newsletter, a lesson or a personal planner page is all fine, and credit is your call. Do not offer the drink pictures for sale as files or clipart sets. If you want one on a mug, a sticker or a printable that you sell, contact us before you make it.
Do you have cup clipart black and white?
There are two cup outlines, a coffee mug with steam and a paper cup with a straw, plus a solid water bottle silhouette. Print them with black ink for coloring or capacity worksheets.
Is there milk clipart for a lunch chart?
The smiling milk carton is drawn for that. Print it next to the juice box and water bottle so young kids can point to their choice.
Can I get a water bottle clipart with no background?
Both water bottles download as transparent PNG files. The blue sticker version is colorful for checklists, and the silhouette suits vinyl decals.
Do any of the drinks show a coffee shop logo or soda brand?
No. Every cup, can and carton here is plain, so you can add your own label or school name in a text box next to it.
Which tea clipart works for a tea party invitation?
The retro teapot and floral cup look charming on invites and place cards. For a calmer look, try the realistic tea cup on cream card stock.
