Bloodmoon Brush · $6
Dripping Blood Font
Bloodmoon Brush is a dripping blood font with hand-painted brush capitals with blood running off every stroke. It looks painted by hand in a hurry, then left to run. Type one word and it already reads as a horror poster.
Instant download from Gumroad · OTF, TTF, WOFF, WOFF2 · Commercial license · Use LAUNCH30 for 30% off until Oct 31
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HALLOWEEN NIGHT
Preview shows capitals, numbers and basic punctuation. The full font adds a second drawing of every letter, accents and auto-alternates.
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What you get
- Bloodmoon Brush in OTF, TTF, WOFF and WOFF2
- 154 glyphs: A–Z, a second drawing of every capital on the lowercase keys, numbers, punctuation and symbols
- Accents for Spanish, French, German and Portuguese
- Doubled letters swap to the alternate drawing automatically in apps with OpenType support
- Built-in kerning
- Standard commercial license (read the license)
Works in Canva (Pro, for uploads), Cricut Design Space, Procreate, Photoshop, Illustrator, Affinity, Microsoft Word, Silhouette and websites. It does not work in Google Docs, which can't load your own fonts.
Made for big, loud words
This is a display font. It shines at headline size: a party name, a date, a single scary word across a shirt. Every letter was painted with a dry brush, so the edges are rough and the drips are uneven. No two drips line up, which is what keeps it from looking like clip art.
Keep it big. Below about 24 points the drips start to fill in. For the small details on a flyer, like the address or "costumes required", pair it with a plain sans-serif. Our horror font pairings guide lists free body fonts that sit well next to it.
Tips for a real blood look
- Pick a deep red, not a bright one. Something like #B3121F reads as blood. Pure #FF0000 looks like a sale sign.
- Mix the two letter sets. Type some letters in caps and some in lowercase ("BLooD MooN"). You get two drawings of each letter, so repeats don't look copied.
- Leave space under the words. The drips hang below the baseline. Add a little extra line spacing so they don't crash into the next line.
- Tighten tracking for logos. Kerning is built in. For a logo, pull letter spacing in a little (-10 to -20) so the drips overlap.
Where people use it
Haunted house signs, Halloween party invitations, horror movie night posters, merch for metal bands and true-crime podcasts, Cricut vinyl for porch signs and trick-or-treat bags, and Instagram stories with a "tickets in bio" line. If you need it in Canva, start with our Canva upload steps. Cutting vinyl? See Halloween fonts for Cricut.
Want a quick image before you buy? Make one in the free dripping blood text generator. For the full set of styles, the horror font bundle includes this font plus four more for $14.
Questions people ask
Does this dripping blood font work in Canva?
Yes, if you have Canva Pro (or Teams). Go to Brand Kit, choose "Upload a font" and pick the .otf file. Free Canva accounts can't upload fonts.
Can I use it on shirts and stickers I sell?
Yes. The standard license covers printed products you sell, print-on-demand shops, Cricut projects and client logos. You just can't sell or share the font file itself. Read the license.
Does it have lowercase letters?
Not in the usual sense. It's an all-caps display font. The lowercase keys give you a second drawing of each capital, so typing "HaLLoWeen" mixes two versions of every letter.
Does it have accents?
Yes: Á É Í Ó Ú Ñ Ü Ç À È Ê Ô Ã Õ and more, for Spanish, French, German and Portuguese.
Does it work in Google Docs?
No. Google Docs can't load fonts you install yourself. Use Word, Canva, Photoshop, Procreate or Cricut instead.
Which file should I install?
Install the OTF on Mac or Windows. If an older app or Silhouette has trouble, use the TTF instead. Install one or the other, not both.
Instant download from Gumroad · OTF, TTF, WOFF, WOFF2 · Commercial license · Use LAUNCH30 for 30% off until Oct 31
