Graffiti Fonts

Quick answer

This list currently has 135 faces. Catalog labels: personal 0, free-commercial 135, OFL 0, unchecked/other 0. These are filter counts, not legal permission. ShowFont has no original license file; confirm commercial use with the author. Style mix: Handwriting 79, General 39, Display 16, Vintage 1 Counts follow this page’s current filter. Graffiti fonts feel street-born for trend posters, hip-hop visuals, and skate/streetwear — not for formal docs or long reading. Confirm rights and edits first.

Catalog facts on this page

Catalog labelCount on this pageFitsWatch
Free commercial135 facesCatalog marks a commercial workflowNo original text; ask the author

How to choose

  • If trend heroes — Choose a heavy graffiti display
  • If the brand name must read — Choose a street display that stays legible
  • If supporting info — Choose a regular sans
  • If long-term identity — Choose avoid unreadable graffiti as the only logo

License note

Street-style fonts are often personal-licensed; be careful with commercial use.

Style comparison

TypeBest forLicense tipSimilar to
Spray displayPoster KVConfirm commercialDisplay
Bubble graffitiStreet short linesRead termsComic
Street handSignature accentsOften personalHandwriting
Tough sansNotes/navUsually saferSans/Bold

FAQ

How many faces on this page are labeled for a commercial workflow?

Catalog total of free-commercial + OFL + commercial labels: 135 (free-commercial 135, OFL 0). Personal: 0. These are filter counts, not legal permission.

Logo OK?

Fine for campaigns; long-term marks must scale cleanly.

Commercial?

Some yes — read the License.

Web performance?

Display files can be heavy; load selectively.

Chinese graffiti?

Try display CJK and test common characters.

Vs Neon?

Graffiti is street-drawn; neon feels glowing nightlife.

Print tip?

Increase size on dense strokes.

Where next?

Display, Bold, Neon.

Download?

Detail pages here.

More details

Graffiti belongs on shouty short lines. Keep info and legal copy neutral.