Top Spooky Fonts to Use for Your Website on Halloween 🎃

Written by paulfreeman | Published 2024/11/07
Tech Story Tags: google-fonts | fonts | typography | website-design | webdev | halloween | halloween-website-design | spooky-fonts

TLDRYou don’t need to go overboard with decorations, something as simple as changing your fonts can make a big impact.via the TL;DR App

Halloween is the perfect time to add a touch of spooky fun to your website. You don’t need to go overboard with decorations, something as simple as changing your fonts can make a big impact.

Most of the fonts shown are free to download, and to add them to your CSS, use the following code.

@font-face {
    font-family: "font name",
    src: url("Extra Days.otf");
}

.font-family {
    font-family: "font name";       
}

Font Tester

Before you start, if you want to easily test out different local fonts you can use the font tester chrome extension. Not only does it become easier for you to choose a perfect font for Halloween, but provides you with a better understanding of typography.

Download Font tester

Bloody Hell

Download Bloody hell

Melted Monster

Download Melted Monster

Heartless

Download Heartless

Night core

Download Night core

Help Me

Download Help me

Frank knows

Frank knows

Exquisite corpse

Download Exquisite corpse

Monster Pumpkin

Download Monster pumpkin

Zombie Holocaust

Zombie holocaust

That’s it for now. If you have any more spooky fonts feel free to comment :)



Written by paulfreeman | Paul an open-source developer
Published by HackerNoon on 2024/11/07