Pumpkin Coloring Pages (92 Free Printable PDFs)
92 free printable pages · A4 & US Letter PDFs · Updated October 9, 2026
Every picture below has its own download, color-online and print buttons. Free for personal use, craft groups and libraries.
These pumpkin coloring pages include cozy animal scenes, simple harvest shapes, friendly jack-o-lanterns and decorative patterns. The collection starts with a rabbit at a kitchen table and a bear reading on the porch. Farther down, pumpkins become boats, cottages and balloons. Choose a picture with broad shapes for a quick start, or one with leaves, fabric and trim for more detail.
Cozy kitchens and quiet afternoons
Soup, tea, sewing and reading give these pumpkins a place in everyday scenes. The quilt, knitting and picnic pictures have smaller details than the opening kitchen and porch drawings.
Pumpkin at the Kitchen Table
The rabbit steadies a pumpkin beside a bowl and spoon. A blue or teal apron will stand out against warm orange.
A Pumpkin on the Porch
The bear’s book, blanket and pumpkin make a quiet porch scene. Try a simple two-color pattern on the blanket.
In the Pumpkin Patch
Give the overlapping pumpkins different shades so their shapes stay easy to see among the vines.
The Harvest Wagon
The wagon carries pumpkins of different shapes. Mix orange, cream and soft green, then choose a separate color for the wooden boards.
A Bowl of Pumpkin Soup
The cut pumpkin leaves three large seeds to color inside the hollow center.
Stitching the Pumpkin Quilt
The pumpkin patch sits above a heart and an oak leaf on the quilt. Use one color for each fabric square, then add finer details along the stitching.
Crimping the Pie Crust
The curved crust and checked oven mitt offer smaller spaces around the broad pie filling.
Tea Between Two Stumps
Try one shade for the teapot and a different shade for its matching cup.
Slicing the Pumpkin Loaf
Two slices rest in front of the loaf. A darker crust will set them apart from their pale centers.
Sorting Pumpkin Seeds
The large pumpkin half shows the seeds and curved strands inside.
Knitting by the Pumpkin Footstool
The hedgehog rests its feet on a pumpkin-shaped stool while knitting. The yarn and spines have the smallest spaces on this page.
A Long-Legged Reader
Long toes reach past the chair toward the oval rug. The open book cover is blank for a color or design of your own.
A Seedling at the Window
The two broad leaves leave room for light and dark greens.
Muffins on the Picnic Cloth
Small seeds decorate the muffin tops, while the picnic squares make larger spaces to fill.
Carrying the Pumpkin Basket
The basket weave can stay one color; the lines supply the texture.
Cocoa Beside a Knitted Pumpkin
A plain chair color will leave the knitted cushion easy to pick out.
Stamping Pumpkin Cookies
Give the cookies golden edges, or add orange icing to the ones on the baking tray.
A Ribbon for the Pumpkin
The leaf cluster has smaller spaces than the pumpkin’s broad curved ribs.
Painting with a Trunk
Choose a bright color for the painted patch to show where the brush has been.
Harvest days and little projects
A washing basin, market stand and pottery wheel give the harvest scenes different settings. For a simpler picture, choose the penguin’s bench or the sleeping capybara. The scarecrow’s scarf and the paper garland leave room for your own color patterns.
Washing the Harvest
A towel hangs over the bench while the duck washes a pumpkin. Pale blue water would stand out against an orange harvest.
Through the Garden Gate
The shell panels make small spaces beside the broad wheelbarrow tray.
A Jar of Pumpkin Seeds
Try a warm brown tail with pale seeds so the pouring motion stays clear.
Picking a Pumpkin at the Stand
The dress, basket and stacked pumpkins can each have their own autumn color.
A Scarf for the Scarecrow
The scarecrow’s patch and long scarf add a few small details to the larger shapes.
Mittens on the Bench
This simpler scene has broad spaces in the penguin, pumpkin and bench.
A Pumpkin Pillow
Keep the capybara one soft brown, then give the two pumpkins different colors.
Shaping a Pumpkin Bowl
The open bowl can be terracotta, cream or a bright glazed color.
Packing the Pumpkin Dumplings
The outlined eye patches stay blank so you can choose the panda’s colors.
Unloading the Wheelbarrow
The wheel spokes are smaller than the broad pumpkin and bench boards.
Stringing the Paper Pumpkins
Alternate the paper pumpkins’ colors to make the garland stand out.
Pumpkin boats, cottages and other daydreams
A fairy paddles a pumpkin boat, and a gnome works on a pumpkin birdhouse. The buildings and vehicles mix large panels with smaller hinges, ropes and trim; the greenhouse has three leafy plants to color through its glass.
Pumpkin-Shaped Bakes on the Cooling Rack
Six little pumpkin shapes fill the cooling rack. Try golden tops with darker stems and a colorful apron.
A Ghost’s Quiet Chapter
A pale lavender ghost leaves plenty of contrast for the chair and lantern.
A Leaf Paddle for the Pumpkin Boat
The leaf paddle repeats the shapes in the fairy’s wings and skirt.
Mending the Pumpkin Birdhouse
The curved hat and beard make larger spaces above the small house details.
A Pumpkin for the Journey
Try two alternating mane colors against a pale body.
Tea from a Pumpkin Teapot
The teapot has a pumpkin lid and curved spout. The witch’s hat bow could match the cup or take a contrasting color.
Three Books Behind the Pumpkin Door
Choose a different color for each book spine inside the doorway.
Plants Under the Pumpkin Dome
Three pots sit behind the greenhouse frame. Use a light touch on the glass so the leaves remain easy to see.
Leaf Wheels on the Pumpkin Carriage
The leaf spokes and curling trim offer more detail than the broad carriage panels.
A Pumpkin Above the Clouds
Alternate warm colors across the large balloon panels.
Simple pumpkin shapes and garden leaves
Choose a single pumpkin when you want wide spaces and fewer objects. Compare the tall, round and flattened shapes, or move on to leaves and vines. Orange is only one option: cream, pale green and yellow work well together, too.
Round Pumpkin with a Leaf
A large leaf leans over the curved stem. The broad pumpkin ribs leave plenty of room for orange, yellow or cream.
Tall Pumpkin with a Curved Stem
The long stem curls above the narrow pumpkin. Its tip leaves a small crescent of white background inside the curve.
Flattened Ribbed Pumpkin
The high viewing angle shows the short stem and broad ribs of this squat pumpkin.
Pear-Shaped and Round Pumpkins
A pear-shaped pumpkin towers over its round neighbor. Try a different color for each shape.
Three Different Pumpkin Shapes
Round, tall and flattened pumpkins share the page, with their stems curving in different directions.
Whole Pumpkin and Cut Half
Large seeds sit inside the cut pumpkin half. A whole pumpkin behind it shows the contrast between the skin and flesh.
Pumpkin Seedling in a Pot
Two lobed leaves spread above a plain pot. The rim, soil and pot body have separate outlines.
Pumpkin Vine and Blossom
A large blossom opens above the small pumpkin. The curling tendrils add a few narrower spaces to color.
Pumpkin Beneath Three Leaves
Three broad leaves rise behind the pumpkin. Their veins can guide changes between green and autumn colors.
Crates, garden tools and fall visitors
These harvest pictures bring in baskets, garden tools and small visitors. Give the pumpkins one color family and the wood another to keep overlapping objects easy to follow.
Pumpkins in a Wooden Crate
A cloth hangs over the front of the crate, with two pumpkins tucked behind it.
Pumpkin and Sunflower Bouquet
Three sunflowers stand beside the pumpkin in a ribbon-tied bunch. Their broad petals surround plain round centers.
Pumpkin and Apple Basket
Three apples sit in the low basket, and a fourth rests beside it. A tall pumpkin fills the space behind them.
Pumpkin with Two Ears of Corn
The folded husks reveal rows of corn kernels in front of the pumpkin. This page has more small spaces than the single-pumpkin drawings.
Pumpkin and Watering Can
A watering can and pumpkin rest on three paving stones. The wide can body offers a simple place to add your own pattern.
Garden Boots and a Pumpkin
Garden boots stand behind the pumpkin, with a trowel laid out in front. The boot tops and soles have separate outlines.
Pumpkins on Porch Steps
Two pumpkins sit on different steps beneath a candle lantern. Try warm wood colors against brighter pumpkin ribs.
Crow on a Fence with Pumpkins
A crow grips the fence rail above two pumpkins. Gray or blue feathers can keep its wing details visible.
Snail on a Pumpkin
A tiny snail crosses the top of the pumpkin under a large leaf. Its spiral shell contrasts with the broad pumpkin ribs.
Butterfly Above a Pumpkin Blossom
A butterfly hovers above the open blossom. The wing panels offer smaller spaces beside the large leaf and pumpkin.
Robin Beside an Open Pumpkin
Five seeds lie in front of the open pumpkin. The robin has a separate face-and-breast patch for a warm orange or red accent.
Friendly jack-o-lanterns
The faces change the mood without adding much detail. Use a pale yellow for the cutout features if you want a glowing look, or leave them white. The stems and leaves can share the same green across several pictures.
A Big Pumpkin Smile
The wide smile stretches across several pumpkin ribs. A bright yellow face can suggest a lantern glowing from inside.
A Sleepy Pumpkin in a Nightcap
A pom-pom hangs from the nightcap above the pillow. Try a matching pattern on both soft shapes.
A Pumpkin in a Pointed Hat
The oversized hat leaves a broad band around the buckle. Purple, black or deep blue would stand out against orange.
Three Friendly Pumpkin Faces
Triangle, oval and crescent eyes give these three pumpkins different expressions.
A Bat Carries a Pumpkin Lantern
The bat grips the lantern handle with its feet. The open wings leave room for a dark color around the smiling pumpkin.
A Spider Above a Smiling Pumpkin
A small spider hangs beside the stem. The folded cloth below the pumpkin has a simple check pattern.
A Pumpkin Tucked into the Moon
The pumpkin is tucked into a blanket against the crescent moon. Three stars float above the pair.
A Path to Three Pumpkin Friends
Five stepping stones curve toward the pumpkin trio. Try gray stones with bright leaves along the path.
Patterns and pumpkin-shaped treats
Flowers, leaves, hearts and geometric shapes cover these pumpkins. Repeat a small palette around the rosettes, or choose the pumpkin cup, cake or gift box for a still life.
A Pumpkin with a Big Bow
A wide bow sits across the pumpkin’s ribs, with an oak leaf on one side and a pointed fall leaf on the other.
Five Flowers on a Pumpkin
Five flowers spread across the pumpkin. Repeat one petal color or give each flower its own shade.
Autumn Leaves Inside a Pumpkin
Rounded, lobed and pointed leaves fill the pumpkin’s panels. Their different outlines make a useful guide for changing colors.
A Patchwork Pumpkin
A row of diamonds runs down the center, with triangles on either side. Two contrasting colors can make the pattern easy to follow.
A Pumpkin in Scalloped Bands
Rows of scallops wrap around this squat pumpkin. Alternate colors by row or follow the rounded panels individually.
Six Pumpkins Around a Flower
Six pumpkins circle the central flower. The tiny circles in its center are the most detailed part of the pattern.
A Pumpkin Harvest Circle
Acorns alternate with oak leaves around a single pumpkin. Try darker acorn caps against lighter shells.
Two Birds in the Pumpkin Garden
Two birds face the pumpkin between tall flowers. Matching colors on opposite sides will emphasize the balanced arrangement.
A Heart-Shaped Pumpkin
Three hearts echo the pointed bottom of this pumpkin. Small berries sit among the surrounding leaves.
Tea in a Pumpkin Cup
A cookie rests beside the ribbed cup on a leaf-shaped saucer. The curling handle gives this tea break a pumpkin twist.
A Pumpkin Cake to Share
Two plated slices show the cake’s layers. The piped swags and frosting drops can share a contrasting color.
A Pumpkin Wrapped as a Gift
Tissue paper peeks around the pumpkin in its open box. The blank leaf-shaped tag has room for a name or a short message.
Choosing colors and printing a page
For the cozy scenes, try orange pumpkins with brown furniture and one cooler color for an apron, blanket or chair. In the patterned designs, repeating a small palette can help the leaf and flower shapes stand out without coloring every space differently.
Choose the drawing first, then use its PDF or Color online action. Match the PDF paper size to your printer’s A4 or US Letter paper and check the print preview before printing. For small leaves, knitting and basket details, a sharpened pencil gives you more control than a broad crayon.
Pumpkins in Unexpected Places
A clock, a mailbox, and even a Ferris wheel borrow the pumpkin’s round shape. Other pages place real pumpkins in a bicycle basket, beside a sleeping ferret, or under a glass cloche. Choose the starry pumpkin for a simple pattern or the rocking chair for a few more details.
The Pumpkin Clock
The clock uses dots around its face. You can give the clock rim and the pumpkin ribs different shades.
The Pumpkin Ferris Wheel
Four pumpkin gondolas circle the wheel. Repeat a color on opposite seats or give each one its own autumn shade.
A Pumpkin’s Starry Patchwork
Stars and crescents sit inside the curved panels. The wide spaces between them leave room for bright, simple color choices.
