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Graffiti fonts capture spray paint, tags and marker lettering, from drippy Rubik Wet Paint to tag-style Sedgwick Ave. Great for posters, album covers, streetwear and event flyers.
Fonts load from Google Fonts. “Get font” opens the official download page. All are free for personal and commercial use under their open licenses.
Graffiti styles
- Tags: fast, single-stroke signatures: Sedgwick Ave, Permanent Marker, Rock Salt.
- Spray and drips: Rubik Spray Paint, Rubik Wet Paint, Rubik Dirt.
- Block / throw-up: bold, compact letters, Bungee, Bangers, Knewave.
Make it look real
Add a brick or concrete texture behind the text, a slight rotation, an outline and a drop shadow. Bungee’s layered family (Bungee, Bungee Shade, Bungee Spice) makes multi-color lettering easy.
Frequently asked questions
Are graffiti fonts free for commercial use?
The graffiti fonts listed here are on Google Fonts under open licenses that allow commercial use.
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