The best free graffiti font examples demonstrate how adding a street art-inspired look to your creative projects can have a big impact, adding a unique visual edge to your designs. Graffiti fonts come in a range of styles, meaning there's likely a perfect variation to fit the needs of your project – from eye-catching posters to immersive collages.
In this list, we've picked a diverse selection of graffiti font examples to inspire you, whether you're looking for an old-school bubble font or a contemporary jagged scrawl. As with all free fonts, make sure you properly check the font licensing to avoid any complications and if you're after a more bespoke creative approach, check out our font design guide.
The best free graffiti fonts
01. Kelsi
First up in our pick of the best graffiti fonts, Misha Vlasov's Kelsi is a beautiful graffiti bubble font that could be great for big display text. It's a caps-only font but comes in two styles: filled and outlined. It's clearly inspired by the graffiti bubble writing style, but has a slightly refined feel to it as well as doze of quirky personality. It's free for personal and desktop commercial use.
02. Dx Bloop
The bubbles get even bigger in this extravagant ballooning free graffiti bubble font from Dirty Line Studio. The sample images remind me of cotton candy as much as graffiti, and it has very playful feel. I think this would look great on large posters that want to get attention. It looks good combined with a much simpler sans serif display font too. This font comes in SVG format.
03. Urban Decay
Turning to more distressed graffiti fonts, Urban decay is a handmade brush font that creator Zofos made to 'celebrate graffiti, urban exploration, street calligraphy and inner city living.' This font has a rugged authenticity that will bring an urban feel to your projects. It's free to download but donations are welcome.
04. Docallisme On Street
This font has a unique 3D effect that is reminiscent of traditional graffiti. It's chunky, bold and an excellent choice if you're looking at making a statement! This font is free to download, but the creator asks for a donation if you're looking to use it commercially.
05. Rusto Fat Cap Brush
Designed by Luis Di Lascio and Patri Pérez, Rusto Fat Cap Brush is a fun and chunky font with an authentic graffiti feel. Based on the homemade graffiti mop, this font is perfect for giving a youthful or urban vibe to a project.
06. Sprite
Sprite is a functional free graffiti font, which has the benefit of being highly legible whilst keeping the graffiti feel, in a brushstroke style. Created for a wide audience, it offers an approachable way of adding an urban edge to your project.
07. Philly Sans
A heavy, lowercase-only font that has a graffiti feel while also being super clear to read, Philly Sans is certainly versatile. Made by Philatype, this is a great typeface for display type. It's free for personal use.
08. The Graffiti Font
This colourful bubble writing packs a vibrant punch. Created by graphic designer Mike Karolos, this font is totally free but available only available in a png format (it's not keyable). It also comes in a black-and-white option.
09. Knight Brush
Inspired by the vintage graffiti era, Hendra Pratama created this free graffiti font with hand-painted signage in mind. This adaptable font is made to resemble real brush strokes and is a bold choice. The free version is a demo for personal use only, but you can download the full commercial option for $15.
10. Fat Wandals
Fat Wandals, created by Mans Greback, is a free, personal use-only version of his Wandals font family. It's a great-looking script font with lovely flowing strokes that look like they've been done with a chisel-tip marker, and it comes with a full set of characters with loads of variants and all the punctuation you'll need.
11. Don Graffiti
Created by Don Marciano, Don Graffiti is an old-school free graffiti font that's ideal for giving any project that extra urban touch. It's an all-caps font that comes as an OTF file featuring 197 glyphs with variants, numbers and punctuation.
12. Grizzly Attack
If grizzly bears decided to try their paws at graffiti by scratching directly onto the wall with their claws, then it might look something like this striking script font by Rometheme. It's all-caps, with numerals and a decent selection of extra characters.
13. Mersey Cowboy
Another font from Chequered Ink, this option is more closely aligned with the splatter side of graffiti. Mersey Cowboy is one of the best free graffiti fonts if you want your type to look messy and chaotic, but still very readable. Again, this graffiti font is free for personal use, but you’ll need to shell out for a licence to use it commercially.
14. Sloppy Paint
Sloppy Paint looks exactly like it sounds, replete with happy, day-glo colours and fat, cartoony shapes. Created by Japanese game designer Darrell Flood, aka dadiomouse, this graffiti font is free to to download for your personal use, Flood asks that a minimum of $10 be donated for commercial use.
15. Humblle Rough
Humblle Rough is a handwritten brush typeface with a heady street-style look. This free graffiti font has an imperfect, freehand flow. This is another font created by Dirtyline Studios, and is free to download for personal use only.
16. Vitruvian Man
This font is wild, wild, wild: if you want to draw out the angry, vandalistic side of graffiti culture, Vitruvian Man could well be a great choice. Designed by Chequered Ink, this font is free for personal use only.
17. Sister Spray
Get messy with this fantastically rough and ready font, again from ImageX. It's made up of a full set of spray-painted uppercase characters, plus a couple of lowercase ones for emphasis, as well as some splatters, splodges and strokes to complete the look. It's free for personal use; contact ImageX if you want to use it commercially.
18. Tag Type
If you're looking for the style used in graffiti tags, this could be one of the best graffiti fonts for your project. Graffiti font Tag Type was created by graphic designer Andy Panchenko. A student project, Panchenko's design was inspired by graffiti tags he saw in the streets. It's free for personal use.
19. Blow Brush
Designer and frontend developer Petar Acanski is behind this bold, quirky graffiti font Blow Brush. "Blow Brush is a handwritten marker style font inspired by the hip hop culture and graffiti community," Acanski comments on Behance. "Even though the main intention was to bring that street style to your content, the importance of font functionality was a top priority. The result are legible letters, clear type, a lot of variations and a font that is useful for a wider audience."
20. Gang Bang Crime
Designer Maelle Keita has two sets of this all-cap free graffiti font on offer, one with and one without the dripping paint element. It offers a great subway graffiti style. This font is free for personal use only.
