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How to Draw a Hamburger: Step-by-Step for Kids

How to draw a hamburger in 15 easy steps

A tall hamburger with a sesame bun, wavy lettuce, a tomato layer, a pointed cheese slice and a patty.

Follow 15 steps on paper, or use the live lesson to trace one part at a time. Pause between strokes and take your time with the smaller details.

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How to draw a hamburger, step by step

  1. 1Draw the rounded top bun

    Draw the rounded top bun.

  2. 2Draw sesame seed 1

    Draw sesame seed 1.

  3. 3Draw sesame seed 2

    Draw sesame seed 2.

  4. 4Draw sesame seed 3

    Draw sesame seed 3.

  5. 5Draw sesame seed 4

    Draw sesame seed 4.

  6. 6Draw sesame seed 5

    Draw sesame seed 5.

  7. 7Draw sesame seed 6

    Draw sesame seed 6.

  8. 8Draw sesame seed 7

    Draw sesame seed 7.

  9. 9Draw sesame seed 8

    Draw sesame seed 8.

  10. 10Draw the wavy lettuce

    Draw the wavy lettuce.

  11. 11Draw the tomato layer

    Draw the tomato layer.

  12. 12Draw the upper tomato edge

    Draw the upper tomato edge.

  13. 13Draw the pointed cheese slice

    Draw the pointed cheese slice.

  14. 14Draw the bumpy patty

    Draw the bumpy patty.

  15. 15Draw the bottom bun

    Draw the bottom bun.

Time to color!

Try golden buns, green lettuce, red tomato, yellow cheese and a brown patty.

In the live version, coloring is tap-to-fill: pick a color, tap a part, done.

Frequently asked questions

How many steps are in the Hamburger drawing?
This lesson has 15 guided strokes, with separate steps for the main shapes and details.
Can we follow along on paper?
Yes. Use a pencil or crayon and follow the steps at your own pace. You can also trace the guides in the browser.
What colors can I use for a Hamburger?
Try golden buns, green lettuce, red tomato, yellow cheese and a brown patty. You can choose your own palette too.

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