The Best Fall Fonts that are FREE to download!
Are you ready to design some tea towels, farmhouse signs, and fun t-shirts?! Same here! First, we’ll need the best fall fonts that are FREE to download so we can create together.
Read on for a bonus at the end, too!
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Autumn Themed Fonts to Download for Free
I’ve hand-picked these fonts across a variety of websites, and I’ve personally used some for projects like my free fall printables and Halloween mantel decorations.
Fall Bundle for Cricut or Cameo Projects
If you’re looking for more designs for your fall crafting, check out these digital downloads in my new store.
Free Fall Fonts: Where to Download
Script Fonts for Fall
The fonts below all have a script or cursive style that works well for feminine designs. For Cricut and Cameo projects, thicker script fonts work well to make your design look more professional.
You can find more wonderful font options in my collection of 30+ Free Fonts for Cricut. If you specifically want to use the drawing function in Cricut (with pens or other tools), check out my free writing fonts for Cricut.
This Apple Blossom font has a whimsical, romantic feel that brings to mind cool autumn breezes, apple butter and pumpkin desserts. It’s perfect for making t-shirts, wood signs or printables.
This script font is definitely romantic. It’s perfect for making printables or your own SVG designs similar to this Valentine’s Day shirt I made earlier this year.
This font is lovely indeed! The swashes that extend beyond the normal character make this a top pick for DIY t-shirts and monogramming.
If you’re looking for a font that transitions well for Halloween, October Moon has you covered. It has a touch of the fanciful and the spooky.
I especially love the fall fonts with swash characters like Easy November. This is one of my *favorites* for more formal designs like place cards and invitations!
You can also see this font hard at work in my winter mantel decor and farmhouse signs DIY tutorial.
If you love making your own shirt designs or farmhouse towels, October Twilight is the font for you. It has great, fancy swashes that make it a delight for craft projects.
This Moonlights on the Beach font has a more classic romantic feel that would work well for a DIY sign, card or poster.
For a thinner font that looks closer to a handwritten style, download Autumn Moon. This would make a great signature for digital files or letters.
Serif and Sans Serif Fonts
Serif and Sans Serif fonts tend to have a more casual or modern feel. Some look more kid-friendly, while others have a more mature, classic look.
I love the simplicity of this sans serif “Fall is Coming” font. It pairs well with a script font for t-shirts or printable tags.
Are you ready for some pumpkin spice latte? This is the perfect font for coffee mugs or other personalized gear.
Rae Dunn, anyone? This is the ideal Rae Dunn font for plates and dinnerware. It’s such a fun, skinny typeface.
This Friday October 12 font is a simple, youthful font that works well for classroom projects and crafts that require a clean print.
This Autumn font reminds me of Charlie Brown. It has a certain nostalgic/cartoonish vibe that I adore.
For a more modern, casual look, try this Colors of Autumn font. It is one of the most masculine fonts of this bunch, so it’s a great choice when making DIY gifts for men.
Do you have clam bakes where you live? That’s not something we do in my neck of the woods, but I do dig how clean and neat this font looks…for any kind of bake!
When I make printables, I’m always looking to mix in a few embellished fonts like this one. Autumn Leaves has just the right touch of whimsy.
Do you remember the book The Great Gatsby? Doesn’t this remind you of that art deco period? I really like how unique and sleek this November Sky font is.
For some reason, I think this thin October font belongs on a calendar. It’s a fun, playful font that any elementary school teacher would enjoy.
Need a font that’s thick and plump? Tan Pumpkins is the font for you! I see this belonging in a pumpkin patch, don’t you?
Okay, doesn’t this After Nightfall font remind you of something from a Tim Burton movie? Right?! It’s a nice font that transitions well from Thanksgiving to Halloween.
Last, but not least, the Grande October 4 font offers a trendy design for printable projects and fall holiday signs. This font may work particularly well for printed projects as opposed to die-cut or vinyl projects on Cricut or Cameo.
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Bonus: Free Dings for Fall Graphic Art
I also found several great “dings”– fonts that have graphics for each letter. You can transform those graphics into clipart for projects like mugs, shirts, and banners.
If you need a quick design for a Cricut or Cameo project, this will help get you started!
A Quick Note on Downloading Fonts
As you look through these fonts, please keep in mind the following:
- Licensing. Always read the licensing agreement before using these fonts. Most are free for personal use (like making a t-shirt for the kiddos), but you have options to pay for a commercial license (like selling that same shirt on Etsy).
- Pricing. At the time of this writing, these fonts are available for free. However, at any time in the future, one of these artists could win a Font Academy Award and start charging big bucks for his/her design. All the more reason to hurry and download your fonts today.
I hope you enjoy making some creative projects this fall with a wide range of free fonts! For more inspiration, visit my Cricut and Silhouette Cameo Project Board on Pinterest!
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Crissy, I really need new fonts. Thank you for putting this post together – love it!
Big Hug to YOU 🙂
Rachelle
Great, Rachelle! Can a girl ever have too many fonts? I suppose my computer will tell me when I reach the limit. I’m glad you found the post useful. Big hugs back to you, dear! -Crissy
What a wonderful service you have done for your readers in listing all the free fall fonts! Thank you so much, Crissy! Pinning, and great post!
Oh, thank you, my dear friend. It was a labor of love! I’m a font fanatic, so I’m actually glad I can come back here to remember what I downloaded! LOL! Thanks for pinning.
Wow – all packaged for me with no extra searching! I’m getting inspired!
Yes! I’m glad you’re getting inspired. I’m always running around looking for fonts, so it’s helpful for me, too!
I am a total sap for swash characters! What a great collection of fonts you have assembled! Thank you!
I’m in total agreement, Janet! I can’t resist a good swash. They are so pretty for a variety of projects. Thanks for stopping by, and have a great week!