Here you will find tennis clipart for every racket game, 12 drawn pictures in all: a bouncing tennis ball, a racket, a court from above, court shoes, a pickleball paddle, a badminton racquet with a shuttlecock and a table tennis set. They come as transparent PNGs that fit on a club flyer, a lesson sheet or a PE slide without a white block.
To keep a file, choose Download PNG. To skip saving, choose Copy, then paste the racket onto your slide. Flip the background preview to see a yellow-green ball on white, kraft paper or court green before you print. For more games, visit the sports clipart hub, and grab a volleyball clipart net for a summer camp sign.
Tennis Clipart: Tennis Ball and Racket Clip Art
The ball and the racket are the pictures people look for most. These three cover a cute bounce, a clean racket and ball pair and a crossed racket design for a club sign.
A fuzzy yellow-green ball bounces with a big smile and little motion lines. It makes a sweet reward sticker for young players.
Try this Give a sheet of these to a summer tennis camp coach to hand out after each lesson.
A red racket with crisp white strings and a yellow ball resting by the head. Clean outlines keep it clear on a signup flyer.
Try this Place it in the corner of a lesson signup flyer next to the session days and court number.
Two rackets form an X at the handles, a ball tucked where they meet, drawn with soft shading. It looks classic on a club sign or awards table card.
Try this Print it on table cards for an awards night, one card per age group.
Tennis Court Clipart and Tennis Shoes
A court for diagrams, a pair of court shoes for gear lists and a girl serving for posters. This group fills out a lesson plan or a camp packet.
A full court seen from straight above, with the net across the middle and every line marked. It helps players learn where to stand.
Try this Have middle schoolers draw dots where players stand for singles and then for doubles.
A pair of white court sneakers with mint laces and gray soles, wrapped in a thick white edge. Stick it on a gear checklist or a camp bag.
Try this Add one to a camp packing checklist beside the line for court shoes and socks.
A girl in a lavender outfit tosses the ball high and raises her racket to serve. The soft washes look lovely on a coach card.
Try this Paint a soft lavender border on a folded card and glue her in the center for a coach gift.
Pickleball Clipart, Badminton and Table Tennis
Many schools now teach pickleball and badminton in PE. This pickleball clip art and the badminton and table tennis pictures cover the paddle, the shuttle and the small white ball.
A teal pickleball paddle with a yellow ball full of round holes, sketched in loose marker lines. Rec center flyers look friendlier with it.
Try this Put it on a neighborhood flyer for a family pickleball morning at the park courts.
A slim purple racquet with a white feathered shuttlecock just above it. Clean lines suit a badminton unit plan or a PE wall chart.
Try this Label the shuttle, strings, frame and grip on a sixth grade PE wall chart.
Two round paddles, one red and one black, smile beside a tiny white ball. It brightens a game room sign or a club newsletter.
Try this Hang it over the game room table with the rules for taking turns at recess.
Tennis and Badminton Clipart Black and White
Simple outlines for coloring, plus a bold shape for cutting. They all print cleanly with black ink.
A racket and ball drawn in clean outlines, with a grid of strings for little fingers to color. It doubles as racket clipart in black and white.
Try this Ask kindergartners to color the strings in a pattern of two colors to practice AB patterns.
A badminton racket and shuttlecock in clean lines, with each feather drawn so kids can color them. It fits a word wall or a PE quiz.
Try this Put it on a PE quiz and ask students to circle the part that touches the shuttle.
A player leaps with the racket raised high for a smash, in one bold black shape. A cutting machine handles it well for a gym wall decal.
Try this Cut it from black vinyl and place it on the gym wall beside the badminton net hooks.
Racket Sport Clipart Ideas for PE and Clubs
- Grades K to 2: Use the cute tennis ball and the table tennis pair for counting and pattern pages. The outlines make quick coloring breaks.
- Grades 3 to 5: The court from above is great for left, right, front and back lessons. Kids place a token where the teacher calls.
- Middle school PE: Use the badminton racquet chart to label parts, and the smash silhouette on a skills station card.
- Clubs and parks: The pickleball paddle and the crossed rackets suit family play days, lesson flyers and awards nights.
For a whole field day, mix in basketball clipart and baseball clipart for the other stations.
Which Racket Picture Should I Use?
| Game | Best picture | Color tip |
|---|---|---|
| Tennis | Racket and ball, court | Yellow-green ball on navy or white |
| Pickleball | Teal paddle doodle | Teal and yellow on cream |
| Badminton | Racquet and shuttlecock | Purple on light gray |
| Table tennis | Two smiling paddles | Red and black on bright blue |
All files are 1000 pixel squares, sharp to about 3 inches wide at 300 dpi. Stickers, cards and page corners are a good match for that size. A thin racket frame can vanish on a busy photo, so set a plain color behind it in the preview before you print.
Questions people ask
Is the tennis clipart free for a school or club?
It is free for school, home and any project that is not sold, such as a club flyer or a PE handout. A credit line is up to you. If you want a racket on something for sale, ask first through our Contact page, and do not share the files as a ready-made pack.
Do you have pickleball clipart?
Yes. The teal paddle with the holey yellow ball is drawn just for pickleball. It works on park flyers, club newsletters and PE lesson plans.
Is there badminton clipart black and white?
Two pictures fit. The racket and shuttlecock outline is made for coloring, and the jumping smash player is a solid silhouette for cutting or vinyl.
Is the tennis clipart transparent?
Every file here is a PNG with a transparent background. The ball and rackets sit right on top of your color, photo or slide, with no white corners.
Do you have table tennis clipart?
The two smiling paddles with the tiny white ball are made for table tennis. They suit game room signs, club posters and recess rules.
What is the difference between a racket and a racquet?
They are two spellings of the same word. Racket is more common in tennis in the US, and racquet shows up often with badminton. Use whichever your class or club already uses.
