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Goosebumps Font

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  1. 01 About the Goosebumps font
  2. 02 Where the Goosebumps font is used
  3. 03 Free fonts similar to Goosebumps
  4. 04 Try the Goosebumps look-alike fonts
  5. 05 How to make Goosebumps-style text
  6. 06 FAQ
  7. 07 Related fonts on DaFont Online
  8. 08 Sources

Quick answer: The Goosebumps logo is custom lettering, and the designer is not named in the sources we read. A download site says it resembles Gotem by FG Studios. Free matches on this page: Creepster and Eater.

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Letterform study of GOOSEBUMPS in two free horror fonts, Creepster and Eater, with callouts on the heavy G and the round M.
Letterform study. Set in two free horror fonts, not the book logo. The look-alike named by FontBolt is Gotem.

About the Goosebumps font

Goosebumps is a horror series for young readers by R. L. Stine. The first book, Welcome to Dead House, came out in July 1992 from Scholastic (Wikipedia). The original series ran to 62 books (Wikipedia).

Webflow says Stine’s name appeared on many covers in Voodoo House font, which suits a horror title (Webflow).

Where the Goosebumps font is used

  • Covers of the original Goosebumps books, with the author’s name in Voodoo House font (Webflow).
  • Font sites offer horror look-alikes for fan posters and book-cover mock-ups (FontBolt).

Free fonts similar to Goosebumps

Creepster

Drippy, horror-movie lettering. The closest free match.

Eater

Splattered letters with a messy, gooey edge.

Butcherman

Heavy and jagged, a bit more scary than silly.

Nosifer

Dripping, glowing-style letters for ghost stories.

Rubik Wet Paint

Thick letters that look freshly painted and dripping.

Each download is the original file from Google Fonts, shared under its open license (SIL Open Font License or Apache 2.0). You can use these 5 fonts free in personal and commercial projects.

Try the Goosebumps look-alike fonts

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How to make Goosebumps-style text

  • Use slime green with a darker green outline.
  • Tilt the title slightly so it looks like it is sliding off the page.
  • Put it on a dark purple or black background for old book-cover contrast.
  • Make a Halloween invitation by pairing the title with a plain sans serif for the details.

Try your own text in our font generator, or browse more free design tools.

FAQ

What font is the Goosebumps logo?

Custom lettering. A download site says it resembles Gotem by FG Studios.

Is the Goosebumps font free?

A download site says its free version is for personal use only. Check the licence on that site before you use it.

What font did the Goosebumps books use?

Webflow says R. L. Stine’s name appeared on many covers in Voodoo House font (Webflow).

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Welcome to Dead House
  2. Wikipedia: Goosebumps
  3. Webflow: 5 famous fonts you can probably recognize
  4. FontBolt: Goosebumps font (download site)
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