Thanks for your kind help Johanna Marie Dela Cruz . But PSF Generator seems to only generate single-photon wide-field psf, which is very different from two-photon imaging.
if you are close enough to the sample surface for the PSF to be diffraction limited, you can simply compute the one-photon widefield PSF of your system (not the confocal one with a pinhole!), and multiply it by itself.
That said, beware, as two photon microscopy is often affected by spherical aberration, so the PSF may change significantly as you image deeper in the sample, which would make deconvolution trickier.