66 Free Pumpkin Coloring Pages to Print
Carved faces, plain pumpkins, whole patches with vines running along the ground, and a fair number of small animals who have decided a pumpkin makes an excellent chair.
Click any drawing to print it. The sheet opens in a new tab and the print dialog does the rest, with every paper size your printer offers. Prefer a batch? Tap + on each drawing you want, then print the whole pile in one go from your pile.
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Cute cat with bat wings
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Group of pumpkins with carved faces
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Owl wearing a witch hat
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Hedgehog holding a leaf
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Scarecrow with a pumpkin head
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Cute mouse wearing a pumpkin hat
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Cute fox wearing a scarf
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Smiling pumpkin with a face
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Cartoon garden hose watering pumpkins
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Pumpkins with leaves
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Large pumpkin with a stem
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Pumpkins and leaves
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Pumpkins and leaves in a garden
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Pumpkin with a leaf and berries
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Pumpkin and a gourd sit
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Basket filled with pumpkins and gourds
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Two pumpkins with vines and leaves
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Pumpkins and corn cobs in a field
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Witch owl perched on a broomstick
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Squirrel and a mouse
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Raccoon wearing a scarf
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Ghostly pumpkin
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Cute cat in a bat costume
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Hedgehog is sniffing pumpkins
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Deer is hugging a pumpkin
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Two cute bears are carving pumpkins
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Puppy stands between pumpkins and leaves
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Cute pumpkin with legs and antennae
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Spider wearing a witch hat
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Cute devil child planting a pumpkin seed
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Fluffy furry creature is carving a pumpkin
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Cute Frankenstein monster holding a pumpkin lantern
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Cute bat is perched
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Cute bat wearing a scarf
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Fox witch with a pumpkin and potions
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Owl perched on a pumpkin with stars
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Mummy mouse is trick-or-treating
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Cute ghost pumpkin is smiling
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Two bunnies enjoy a picnic
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Pumpkin with a skull design
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Hedgehog is holding a small pumpkin
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Cute bat wearing a top hat
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Cute wolf wearing a scarf
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Cute bear in a lab coat
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Pirate pumpkin with a black eye patch
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Cute fox wearing a witch hat
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Two raccoons in striped sweaters
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Hedgehog is holding a pumpkin lantern
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Cute cat wearing a witch's hat
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Halloween pumpkin with a carved face
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Jack-o'-lantern wearing a witch's hat
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Spooky pumpkin with a carved face
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Carved pumpkin with a smiling face
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Happy pumpkin with a carved face
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Cute mouse wearing a witch hat
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Young witch in a cornfield with a lantern basket
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Witch wearing a hat and scarf
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Cute unicorn holds a carved pumpkin
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Unicorn holding a broom
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Unicorn is reading a book
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Fox wearing a cozy hat and scarf
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Cute squirrel wearing a hat and sweater
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Mouse sits among autumn leaves
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Badger stands in a forest
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Pumpkin with a curly stem and leaves
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Pumpkin patch with wagon full of pumpkins
Jack-o'-lantern faces are drawn as outlines rather than filled black, which matters more than it sounds. A filled face is a page a child cannot color and a printer cartridge you pay for twice. Here the eyes and the grin are shapes to fill in, not holes already blacked out.
Thick lines, big shapes, plenty of white around the edges. Every drawing is a free printable PDF and prints at 300 dpi on whatever paper you have, US Letter and A4 included, with nothing to sign up for.
What you will find on this page
Half of these are pumpkins on their own, and half are animals who found one. A hedgehog carrying a leaf beside one, a fox in a scarf holding another, a raccoon among the corn stalks, two bears busy carving. There is a scarecrow with a pumpkin for a head, and a garden hose watering a patch while a butterfly watches.
The carved faces are all smiling. Nothing here is meant to frighten a small child, which is the difference between this page and most pumpkin sheets you will find in October.
Easy pumpkin coloring pages for toddlers
Several sheets are a single pumpkin with a stem, a leaf and nothing else. Big shapes, thick lines, done in ten minutes and still looking finished. A pumpkin is also one of the first things a three-year-old can recognize on paper, so it is a good place to start a child who has not colored much.
Pumpkin patches and harvest scenes
The busier sheets put the pumpkins in a field: baskets and gourds, corn cobs ready for harvest, a wooden shelf under the sun, a crescent moon over the vines. These take longer and suit a child who wants to fill every corner. If autumn is the part you are after rather than Halloween, the fall coloring pages and the leaf coloring pages carry the same season without the carving.
Carved pumpkins for Halloween
The jack-o'-lanterns live at the Halloween end of the page: a ghostly pumpkin, a stack of them, a cat in a bat costume sitting among the carved ones. There are more of those on the halloween coloring pages, and the witch coloring pages put a pointed hat on most of the same animals.
What to do with them once they are colored
A colored pumpkin taped to a window reads from the street, which no store-bought decoration does for the price of a sheet of paper. Cut around the outline rather than the page edge and it looks deliberate.
They also work as a countdown. Print one for each day left until Halloween, color one an evening, and line them along a shelf. By the last night there is a row of them, and the waiting has taken care of itself.
For the classroom, print the same sheet thirty times and let every child carve their own face with a marker before coloring. No knife, no mess, and the display goes up the same afternoon.
Printing your pumpkin coloring pages
Are these pumpkin coloring pages really free?
Yes. Every drawing on this page downloads as a PDF with no account, no email address and no watermark across the artwork.
Why are the carved faces not filled in black?
Because a filled face is a page a child cannot color and a printer cartridge you pay for twice. Here the eyes and the grin are outlines, so they are shapes to fill rather than holes already blacked out. It is the single thing that separates a usable jack-o'-lantern sheet from a decorative one.
Are these Halloween pages?
Some are, some are not. Carved faces and a witch owl on one side, plain pumpkins on vines, a hedgehog holding a leaf and a basket of gourds on the other. The uncarved ones carry a harvest table through November without a single ghost on them.
What paper size should I print on?
Any size your printer supports. Press Print, open More settings, choose the paper. The sheet is built at 300 dpi to fit it, so the border comes out even without touching the scale.
Are they easy enough for a small child?
The single-pumpkin sheets are, with big closed shapes and thick lines. The whole patches, with vines running across the ground and a dozen pumpkins in them, suit an older child who wants somewhere to spend an hour.
Can I print a set for a classroom?
Yes. A class, a daycare group, a library session or a pumpkin patch trip. Print as many as you need without asking us. Reselling the files is the only thing off limits.
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