This page has 21 free pumpkin coloring pages, each a single portrait sheet sized for US Letter paper. 8 pages carve a face into at least one pumpkin, 11 show plain fall pumpkins (4 of them with kids picking or climbing on pumpkins), and 2 are scarecrow pages. Page 1 is the simplest, with 48 enclosed shapes, while 14 pages go past 100 shapes for older kids. Tap the pages you want in the grid below, then press Print or PDF.
What is on each of the 21 pumpkin pages
The set splits into Halloween pumpkins with faces and plain fall pumpkins, and every caption in the grid shows its page number. Pick by group below; page 9 fits both, a jack-o’-lantern stack wearing a pilgrim hat next to a cornucopia.
- Jack-o’-lanterns (Halloween): page 6 (two carved pumpkins in the grass), page 9 (the pilgrim-hat stack), page 10 (a big pumpkin with eyelashes under a spider web), page 11 (4 stacked pumpkins in a witch hat with a ghost and a bat), page 13 (a jack-o’-lantern candy bucket between 2 ghosts), page 14 (6 different carved faces), page 15 (a pile of 8 carved pumpkins) and page 18 (a pumpkin field at night with one grinning pumpkin).
- Plain pumpkins (fall): page 1 (5 pumpkins on curling vines), page 3 (pumpkins under big leaves), page 4 (5 pumpkins with leaves on a striped circle), page 5 (one pumpkin framed by vines, flowers and stars), page 7 (stacked pumpkin towers by a barn), page 17 (giant pumpkins close up) and page 21 (hay bales with small pumpkins and falling leaves).
- Kids and pumpkins: page 2 (a man and a boy holding pumpkins at a farm stand with corn), page 8 (a girl loading pumpkins into a cart), page 16 (2 kids peeking around a giant pumpkin) and page 19 (a boy sitting on a pile of pumpkins).
- Scarecrows: page 12 (a pumpkin-headed scarecrow with 2 rabbits, the spookiest page in the set) and page 20 (a friendly scarecrow above a row of pumpkins, with bats and ghosts).
For more October pages, the Halloween coloring pages add ghosts, witches and bats, and the autumn coloring pages cover leaves and harvest scenes without the spooky side.
Which pumpkin pages suit which age
The simplest pages are 1 and 5, and the most detailed is page 2. The table sorts all 21 pages by the number of enclosed white shapes, counted on a same-size scan of every file: fewer shapes means bigger areas to fill, which matters more for a 3-year-old than the scene on the page.
| Enclosed shapes | Pages | Count |
|---|---|---|
| 50 or fewer (big areas) | 1 | 1 |
| 51 to 100 | 4, 5, 6, 17, 18, 19 | 6 |
| Over 100 (small details) | 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21 | 14 |
Page 1 has 48 shapes and page 5 has 51, mostly the round pumpkin bodies. Page 2 has 219 because every corn kernel and basket slat at the farm stand is a separate part, and page 7 follows with 211 for its stacked, ribbed pumpkins.
How big the pumpkin pages print
At one page per sheet, each pumpkin page prints about 7.9 × 10.2 inches on US Letter paper. Every file is 1000 × 1294 pixels, roughly 127 pixels per inch at that size, with a thin frame around the picture and a small VerbNow.com mark in the bottom corner.
- 4 pages per sheet shrinks each picture to about 3.8 × 5.0 inches. That suits the big-area page (1) in the table above; the 14 pages with over 100 shapes get too small to color neatly.
- Ink saver turns light grey pixels white and leaves the black outlines untouched, so it changes little on these black line-art pages.
- Select several pages at once in the grid and the PDF button builds one file with all of them, in the order you picked.
Pumpkin coloring pages FAQ
Are these pumpkin coloring pages free?
Yes. All 21 pages are free for home and classroom use, with no signup. Select pages in the grid, then press Print or PDF.
Can I print the pumpkin coloring pages as a PDF?
Yes. Pick the pages you want, press PDF, and you get one file sized for US Letter, with 1, 2 or 4 pages per sheet.
Is there a simple pumpkin shape to color?
Page 5 is a single pumpkin in the middle of the sheet, and page 1 shows 5 plain pumpkins with 48 enclosed shapes, the fewest in the set.
Which pages are for Halloween?
Pages 6, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15 and 18 have carved jack-o’-lantern faces, and pages 10, 11, 13 and 20 add ghosts or bats.
Are there pumpkin pages without faces for fall or Thanksgiving?
Yes. Pages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 16, 17, 19 and 21 show plain pumpkins, and page 9 pairs a pilgrim hat with a cornucopia.
Is there a big pumpkin coloring page?
Page 17 fills the sheet with giant pumpkins, and page 16 shows 2 kids peeking around a pumpkin taller than they are.
More free sets for the season are in the seasonal coloring pages. The werewolf coloring pages keep the Halloween theme going, and the turkey coloring pages take the pumpkins on to Thanksgiving.