Top 10 Halloween Google Fonts
Our new curated list of the Top Ten Halloween Fonts from Google Fonts has arrived. These eerie, dramatic typefaces bring spooky vibes and seasonal flair to any design. Perfect for Halloween posters, party invites, haunted branding, or any project that calls for a touch of the uncanny. Each font on this list is free to use—and guaranteed to send a shiver down your spine.
01. Freckle Face
Freckle Face is a playful, hand-drawn display font designed by Brian J. Bonislawsky for Astigmatic. Its bouncy, irregular shapes give it a fun, cartoonish personality that’s perfect for Halloween graphics, kids’ projects, or any design that needs a lighthearted, offbeat touch. Free to use on Google Fonts, it brings a smile—and a little mischief—to any layout.
02. Frijole
Frijole is a bold, character-filled display font created by Squid (Sideshow / Font Diner). Its chunky curves and lively forms make it great for Halloween titles, posters, or any design that needs a bold, playful punch.
03. Butcherman
Butcherman is a gritty, horror-display font by Vernon Adams / Typomondo. Its heavy, jagged edges and “hacked, chopped and left for dead” style give it an undead, decayed look — perfect for Halloween posters, creepy titles, or anything that wants to feel a little zombified.
04. Trade Winds
Trade Winds is a breezy, rough-textured display font designed by David “Squid” Cohen (of Sideshow). With its eroded edges and hand-cut feel, it evokes a sea-worn, adventurous vibe—ideal for Halloween posters, spooky titles, or designs that need an organic, rugged touch.
05. Creepster
Creepster is a horror-style display font created by Sideshow. Its dripping, uneven forms invoke classic horror-movie posters and spooky atmospheres—ideal for Halloween titles, posters, or any design that wants to feel eerie and dramatic.
06. Griffy
Griffy is a playful, hand-drawn display font designed by Dave “Squid” Cohen. With its quirky, uneven strokes and a touch of spooky charm, Griffy brings a fun, beatnik-inspired vibe to any design. Perfect for Halloween titles, posters, or any project that needs a whimsical, offbeat touch.
07. Flavors
Flavors is a playful, hand-drawn display font designed by David “Squid” Cohen of Sideshow. With its bubbly, irregular shapes and a touch of grunge, Flavors brings a fun, comic-inspired vibe to any design. Perfect for Halloween titles, posters, or any project that needs a whimsical, offbeat touch.
08. Matemasie
Matemasie is a striking ultra-bold display typeface designed by Adam Yeo, a graphic and type designer from Côte d’Ivoire. Inspired by the Adinkra symbol “Mate Masie,” which translates to “What I hear, I keep,” Matemasie features rounded edges and a distinctive top-heavy structure. This design makes it ideal for Halloween posters, spooky headlines, or any project that needs a bold, expressive touch.
09. Fontdiner Swanky
Fontdiner Swanky is a bold, vintage-inspired display font designed by Stuart Sandler of Font Diner. Its sharp serifs and playful curves channel mid-20th-century diner signage, making it perfect for Halloween posters, retro branding, or any design that wants to feel nostalgic and fun.
10. Kablammo
Kablammo is a playful, animated display font designed by Travis Kochel, Lizy Gershenzon, Daria Cohen, and Ethan Cohen at Vectro Type Foundry. Its bouncy, cartoonish letterforms—transformable between four fun styles—make it perfect for Halloween titles, posters, or any design that needs energy and personality. Free to use on Google Fonts.
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Join the Halloween Brand Brief Challenge! 🎃
We’re excited to announce the Halloween Brand Brief Challenge! 🎃 In collaboration with Maker Division, you can submit your spooky, creative designs for a chance to win amazing prizes. The deadline for submissions is October 31st—just in time for Halloween!
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