Free Spooky Fonts

Free Spooky Fonts

Browse our spooky, creepy and horror fonts with dripping, cracked and haunted lettering for Halloween projects. Hand-picked, free for personal use, easy downloads.

18 fonts · Updated September 9, 2026
Halloween Nightmare

#1 · display

Halloween Nightmare

by Lettersweet

Free
Scary October

#2 · script handwritten

Scary October

by Jefri Dwi Alfatah

Free
Cake Zombie

#3 · display

Cake Zombie

by Anggi Hermawan

Free
Ghost Skeleton

#4 · display

Ghost Skeleton

by Yoga Letter 2022 (Isroni Yoga Prasetya)

Free
Spooky Stone

#5 · display

Spooky Stone

by Lettersweet

Free
Ghosty

#6 · display

Ghosty

by Lettersweet

Free
Scary Light

#7 · display

Scary Light

by Yoga Letter 2021 (Isroni Yoga Prasetya)

Free
Goblin Monster

#8 · display

Goblin Monster

by Yoga Letter 2021 (Isroni Yoga Prasetya)

Free
Young Blood Script

#9 · script handwritten

Young Blood Script

by Ferry Hadriyan (Fey Type Design)

Free
Pumpkins Nightmare

#10 · script handwritten

Pumpkins Nightmare

by Lettersweet

Free
Localghost Script

#11 · script handwritten

Localghost Script

by Alit Suarnegara

Free
Dead End Font

#12 · script handwritten

Dead End Font

by GraphicsBam Fonts

Spooky Garden

#13 · script handwritten

Spooky Garden

by Erik Studio

Free
Histeria

#14 · decorative

Histeria

by Arendx Studio

Free
Bloody Night

#15 · script handwritten

Bloody Night

by Lalan Farlan

Free
Ghost Blaze

#16 · decorative

Ghost Blaze

by Yoga Letter

Free
Humble Monster

#17 · script handwritten

Humble Monster

by Letterative Studio

Free
You Are Scared

#18 · decorative

You Are Scared

by Khurasan™

Free

About these spooky font

This collection brings together spooky, creepy and horror fonts with dripping, cracked and haunted lettering for Halloween projects. Every font is hand-picked for quality, character, and free-for-personal-use licensing. Downloads are simple: click any font, pick TTF or OTF, install on your system, and you are ready to design.

Best Use Cases

Use these fonts for social media posts, posters, branding, invitations, t-shirts, and Cricut / Silhouette craft projects. Keep headlines short and punchy so the typeface does the heavy lifting, and pair display faces with a quieter sans for body copy.

Design Tips

Pick one statement font per layout and surround it with generous white space. For most modern designs, a neutral palette plus one accent color reads more premium than a busy color scheme. Always test at the actual output size — what looks great on desktop can disappear on a phone.

License

Each font lists its license on its detail page. Most options are free for personal use; commercial projects (client work, paid social, merchandise) may require a license upgrade. Always check the terms before publishing.