On this page, you will find 60 free jack-o-lantern and pumpkin coloring pages that are all free to download and print! Whether you are looking for a spooky Halloween craft activity, a Thanksgiving-themed art project, or even some simple pumpkin templates, you will find these all below!

For this series, I was very spoilt for choice as there are so many Halloween themes to incorporate into these pages. Included are pumpkins with ghosts, jack-o-lanterns with candy, pumpkins with witches, simple outlines of pumpkins, pumpkins with turkeys and pilgrims, and tons more!

To use any of these free printables, you can click on any of the below images or links to open the high-resolution PDF on a new page. From there, you can freely download or print to your heart’s content!

All these PDF coloring pages are on standard US letter size, but they also fit perfectly onto A4 paper sizes! Enjoy!

Jack O Lantern Wearing Wizard Hat

Pumpkin With Happy Halloween In Bones To Color

Scary Jack O Lantern Pumpkin With Spider Webs

Thanksgiving Pumpkin Wearing Pilgrim Hat

Detailed Pumpkin With Leaves

Halloween Pumpkin-Themed Ghost In Graveyard

Happy Thanksgiving Turkey With Pumpkin

Jack O Lantern With Black Cat To Color

Jack O Lantern With Melting Candle To Color

Large Pumpkin With Leaves To Color

Skull Shaped Jack O Lantern To Color

Cute Kitten Pumpkin Coloring Page

Spooky-Looking Jack O Lantern With Bones

Cute Kawaii Halloween Pumpkin To Color

Simple Jack O Lantern Pumpkin Template To Color

Trick Or Treat Pumpkin With Candy To Color

Detailed Large Wild Pumpkin Growing

Monster With Pumpkin Head In Graveyard

Kawaii Pumpkin Ghost To Color

Scary-Looking Pumpkin With Mushrooms

Pumpkin With Leaves And Sunflowers To Color

Easy Pumpkin Coloring Page And Template For Kids

Pumpkin House With Witches Hat To Color

Mandala Jack O Lantern Pumpkin To Color

Creepy Scarecrow With Jack O Lanterns To Color

Halloween Pumpkin Scarecrow With Ghosts To Color

Various Pumpkins To Color

Haunted Jack O Lantern Pumpkin To Color For Kids

Jack O Lantern With Sharp Scary Teeth

Coloring Sheet Of a Thanksgiving Pumpkin

Cute Cat Sitting On Pumpkin To Color

Witches Cat Amongst Pumpkins

Cat Themed Halloween Pumpkin Coloring Sheet

Mickey Mouse Themed Jack O Lantern To Color

Mickey Mouse With Halloween Pumpkin To Color

Easy Halloween Pumpkin During Midnight To Color

Halloween Pumpkin With Flames

Intricate Pumpkin Coloring Page For Adults

Simple Pumpkin Template

Happy Halloween Pumpkin To Color

Devilish Pumpkins Dressed Up To Color

Detailed Pumpkin Mandala For Relaxation

Coloring Page Of Farm Pumpkins Growing In The Sun

Jack O Lantern Container For Halloween Candy

Spooky Ghost With Floating Jack O Lanterns

Enchanted Pumpkin Cottage

Spooky Jack O Lanterns Sitting In Graveyard

Two Big Pumpkins

Halloween Pumpkin Cutouts To Color

Halloween Pumpkin Mandala To Color

Jack O Lantern Full Of Candy

Cute Happy Halloween Pumpkin And Cats To Color

Ghost Coming Out Of Pumpkin

Haunted Halloween Pumpkin With Tentacles

Witch Sitting On Top Of Pumpkin

Jack O Lantern With Cut Out Eyes And Mouth

Aesthetic Witch Holding Onto Pumpkin Next To Cauldron

Mystical Cat Witch Sitting On Halloween Pumpkin

Cute Witch With Pumpkins And Bats To Color

Cute Witch Coloring Sheet With Pumpkins And Broomstick

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Here are 10 affordable, fun, and creative craft ideas you can do with your completed coloring page!

For starters, you’ll need lots of confetti in orange, yellow, red, and even black. You can make it yourself using a hole punch or buy it at craft stores or online at Amazon.

You’ll also need glue to affix the confetti to the page!

You’ll instruct your kiddos to fill in the lines on their pumpkin illustration with the different colored confetti; if the pumpkin has a face, they do that in black.

Another cute way to “fill in the lines” is by getting orange, yellow, red, and black tissue paper.

Cut it up into 4” by 4” squares and have your kids pinch the middle, then twist to make a small rosette.

Then they’ll glue that down onto the page, using the black tissue paper for the pumpkin’s face (if they’re filling in one with a face).

Another use for my pumpkin pages is to turn them into cut-outs and use them to decorate paper bag gift baggies.

If you’re hosting a Halloween or fall-themed party and have some stuff to give to the partygoers, you can add a festive, homemade touch.

You should resize the illustrations to be slightly smaller (which you can do by copy/pasting the picture into a word processor) before printing them off.

So this craft is very cool because not only does it help your kids improve their fine motor skills, and once the puffy paint is dry, you can peel it off and stick it to the window.

You’ll get puffy paint in black, plus oranges and yellows, and have your kids color in pumpkin illustrations.

They can do as much or as little as they want, but if they fill in the pumpkins, that makes for the best window clings.

Let the puffy paint dry completely – which could take upwards of two days – and if you want, peel it off the page and place it in a sunny window.

Have your students pick out three or four pumpkin illustrations for an October or November classroom craft.

You can then come up with an abbreviated life cycle together as a class or have the students research independently.

Then have them color in the illustrations and add the text to the page.

Bind the pages together in a portfolio or three-ring binder.

For this beautiful craft, you’ll need transparency sheets on which to print the pumpkin illustrations.

Then you’ll need orange, yellow, red, and black tissue paper, cut into little pieces. The kids will place those pieces down, filling in the lines of the illustrations.

It’s okay if they overlap a bit or aren’t perfect within the outline; they will cut the pumpkin out.

Poke a hole in the top of the pumpkin and loop some string through. That’ll give you something to hang the pumpkin suncatchers within a sunny window.

You can always use my pumpkin illustrations as Halloween or autumnal greeting cards with a personalized touch.

You or your kids can color in the picture and then write a message on the inside.

You can copy/paste the illustration into a word processor and resize it to suit your desires.

If you’re doing a page, or a few pages, on the month of October or Halloween, you can use my pumpkin pages as cut-outs to adorn the page.

Resize the pictures in a word processor and print off, color them in and cut them out, then use glue to affix them to the pages.

They make excellent background figures; you could even draw connecting vines and create a pumpkin patch.

You’ll need cardboard and string in orange, yellow, red, and green for this craft.

You’ll take the pumpkin illustration of choice and cut it out. Then you will trace around the cut-out onto a piece of cardboard.

You’ll cut out the cardboard and glue the two pieces together.

Then you’ll wrap the two pieces in the string, alternating colors as you see fit. You can use green for the stem.

If goblins and zombies are too scary for your kids, then consider making pumpkin masks for play.

Choose a pumpkin illustration where the central figure is quite round and prominent; you might have to “blow up” the picture just a bit to get the right fit.

You’ll have your kids color in just the pumpkin and then cut it out.

Poke holes on either side of the pumpkin and attach pieces of string, ribbon, or even yarn, enough so that you can tie a bow behind your child’s head.