26 Best Autumn Fonts for Fall-themed Designs for 2025

If you want to evoke that special fall feeling in your designs, you’ll need to use the right kind of font. In this post, we’ll be looking at the 26 best autumn fonts available.

These typefaces will imbue your designs with that same sense of maturity and ripeness that comes with the fall season.

We’ve made sure to include a mix of free and premium options—and a wide variety of font styles—so you should be able to find something to suit your needs in this list, regardless of your budget or project. 

Ready? Let’s get started!

What is an Autumn Font?

An autumn font is any font inspired by or symbolic of the Autumn season. 

Classic Autumn fonts use rustic, welcoming typography and conjure up images of the things we associate with fall: cozy sweaters, roasted chestnuts, pumpkin patches, apple cider, golden sunrises, and rich harvests. The designers of these fonts often take inspiration of the changing seasons and the transformation of leaves.

Autumn fonts may also be symbolic of other events that take place during this time of the year, like Halloween, Thanksgiving, Oktoberfest, Bonfire Night, and harvest festivals.

26 Best Autumn Fonts (Free & Premium)

1. Thanks Autumn – Our Top Pick

Thanks Autumn is a warm and friendly handwritten font that embodies that perfectly embodies the autumn season. It features playful, whimsical letterforms that are perfect for fun fall-themed designs.

Why it’s our top pick

Thanks Autumn is one of the most popular fonts on Envato Elements—and we can see why! It’s a warm, breezy, inviting font that evokes that sense of carefree optimism that we associate with fall. It’s also a highly legible and versatile font that would work well in many different types of designs.

Price: Included with Envato Elements subscription ($14.50/month) for personal and commercial use.

2. My Autumn

My Autumn is a beautiful Autumn-themed script font. The delicate cursive style looks very elegant and feminine and makes this a great choice for more sophisticated designs. Use it on invitations to your Autumnal events and parties. It’s also a great choice for wedding designs, stationery, and branding.

3. Harvest Bread

Harvest Bread is a fun, bold display font inspired by the warmth of autumn. It’s perfect for designs themed around Thanksgiving, including posters, food packaging, and invitations. 

4. Blackbeer

To many people, Autumn is the season of Oktoberfest. It’s a time for drinking beer, eating delicious food, and being merry. If you’re working on a design for your own Oktoberfest-style beer festival this fall, Blackbeer is the perfect font for you. It’s a strong, gothic typeface that comes in four styles.

5. Orange Leafy

Orange Leafy is another wonderful handwritten display font inspired by Autumn. The warm, breezy letterforms are perfect for child-facing designs like children’s books, toy product packaging, Autumn-themed games, etc. 

The download pack comes with two different fonts: Orange Leafy and Orange Leafy Display. It includes both uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and punctuation.

6. KR Harvest Dings

KR Harvest Dings is a font comprised exclusively of dingbats. You’ll find no letters or numbers here—just a collection of ornamental/decorative glyphs to spice up your typography designs. All the dingbats are inspired by the harvest season (think pilgrim hats, maple leaves, acorns, pumpkins, etc.)

7. Autumn Delight

Autumn Delight is a modern, chick font by HamzStudio. The designer has managed to create something simultaneously fun/quirky and neat/orderly. It’s a fixed-height typeface so all the characters look very uniform, but the rounded corners and slightly curving lines add a softer touch.

The result is a charming, playful font that would look great on all kinds of design projects, from posters to greeting cards and everything in between.

8. Melted Monster

Autumn isn’t just about falling leaves and cooling temperatures—it’s also the season of Halloween. If you’re working on a spooky design this fall, Melted Monster may be the Halloween font you

It’s a monster-themed layered font with ‘melting’ letters that look like they’re oozing with slime (or perhaps something worse). Use it for scary book covers and Halloween product packaging.

9. Autumn Sunset

Autumn Sunset is a gorgeous handwritten font duo that’s versatile enough to work well on all kinds of designs. It comes in two styles: line and regular. You can combine them by layering them on top of each other to create typography that jumps off the page.

10. Dead Skull

In Mexico, Autumn is the season to celebrate Día de Los Muertos—the Day of the Dead. This traditional holiday takes place in early November and is a celebration of life and death. If you’re working on a project themed around this iconic fall holiday, Dead Skull may be the font you need.

It’s a ‘bone skull font’ with unique characters that look as if they’re constructed out of bones. It’s perfect for Day of the Dead posters and flyers, as well as other Halloween-themed designs.

11. Billy Holiday

Billy Holiday is a super stylish and delicate handwritten font. It conjures up images of strolling through the fallen leaves in Central Park and soaking up the autumn colors while sipping a pumpkin spice latte.

The elegant cursive style and elaborate flourishes make this font perfect for tasteful design projects. Think wedding invitations, luxury branding, and greetings cards.

12. Bonfire

Autumn is also the season of Bonfire Night (a holiday celebrated in the UK). And what could be a better font to mark the occasion than the aptly-named Bonfire typeface? It’s a huge, bold font that packs a punch. It makes me think of wild, rugged nature and camping adventures.

13. Autumn Field Font

Autumn Field is an exotic handwritten typeface. It features unique line curves and exaggerated serifs. It’s elegant, impactful, and stylish. it would be perfect for logos, magazines, headlines, beauty product packaging, and quotes.

14. Gobbie Gobble

Gobbie Gobble is another one of the best Thanksgiving-themed Autumn fonts. It’s fun, playful, and comes with all the usual glyphs plus some cute doodles of Thanksgiving items like Turkey, corn, pilgrim hats, bread baskets, and pumpkins. 

15. Shooting Star

Shooting Star is a playful display font that evokes the beautiful, darkening autumn night sky. It conjures up fond memories of nights spent outside, gazing up at the stars. 

16. Haunted

Haunted is another spooky, Halloween-themed typeface made with unique lettershapes and curly serifs that evoke spooky tree branches. It includes all the standard characters plus 13 ligatures and 52 alternates.

17. Autumn Leaves

Autumn Leaves is a patterned, art deco font. The boldly delineated lettering makes it highly readable. It’s also highly decorative; the autumn-inspired pattern on the main stem of each letter adds tons of visual interest. It works best in large displays so that the pattern is visible.

18. Espresso Font

I don’t know about you, but when I think of Autumn, I think of coffee. Autumn is the season to enjoy hot beverages as you stroll through the leaves. If you’re working on a coffee-themed design this fall season, check out Espresso. It’s a fun font that would look great on cafe signage and coffee cup branding. 

19. Cute Maple Font

Cute Maple is an adorable typeface with a cheerful style. It’s perfect for children’s book covers, toys, and baby product packaging. 

20. Maple Honey

Maple Honey is an interesting autumn-themed font with a unique design. It comes in two versions: plain and maple-cut. Use uppercase letters for regular characters or lowercase to get unique characters that look as if they’ve had maple leaves cut out of them.

21. October Twilight

October Twilight is another classic Autumn font. It’s great for spooky (but not scary) designs but also versatile enough to use in other, non-spooky, autumn-themed projects.

22. Better Autumn Font

Better Autumn is one of the best fall fonts we’ve seen—and it’s free to use in your personal projects! It’s a playful display font that’s full of character.

23. Postcard

Postcard is another stylish script font in a handwritten style. It’s ideal for sophisticated autumn designs and art projects. Try it out on apparel, labeling, album covers, logos, and wedding invitations.

24. Pear Leaves

Pear Leaves is a beautifully delicate script font inspired by the leaves of a pear tree in fall. It uses a classic script style. It’s warm, welcoming, and versatile enough for any design.

25. Kingthings Flashbang

Here’s another great Bonfire Night font. This explosive typeface looks as if it’s constructed out of fireworks, which makes it the perfect choice for posters and flyers advertising Bonfire Night events. And the best part? It’s free!

26. Krishna

Autumn is also the season of Diwali—the festival of lights celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, and Jains. Krishna is an authentic Indian typeface that’d work well in Diwali-themed design projects.

How To Choose the Right Autumn Font for Your Project

As you can see, there are lots of great autumn-themed fonts out there. Before we wrap up, we thought we’d share some tips on how to choose the right one for your project. Here are some things to think about when comparing your options.

Display size

Some fonts are designed for larger displays. As a general rule, any font that includes lots of detailing (think patterns, flourishes, etc.) should only be used on larger displays, as that detail won’t show up well on smaller displays.

Glyphs

When choosing a font, look at what glyphs it includes. Most fonts will include alphabetical and numeric symbols, but others will also include stylistic alternates, dingbats, and other glyphs to spice up your designs. Also bear in mind that some fonts may be all-caps, which means they only include uppercase letters.

Font pairing

If you’re using two or more fonts in your design (for example, one for title text and one for body text), make sure you choose two that work well together. A safe way to choose complementary fonts is to pair a serif with a sans serif font. As a rule of thumb, it’s a good idea to aim for a bit of contrast and avoid choosing fonts from the same classification (i.e. two slab fonts or script fonts).

Mood

Every font has a ‘mood’. It’s important to choose a font that matches the mood of your project. For example, if you’re going for a fun, peppy design, you’ll want to choose a fun, playful font. If you’re going for something elegant, a nice graceful cursive font with delicate swashes is a good choice. You get the idea.

Symbolism

Autumn is symbolic of many things: the harvest, abundance, ripening, warm drinks, pumpkins, Halloween… I could go on. Different autumn fonts will try to evoke different associations. Choose a font that embodies the connotations of autumn you’re trying to evoke in your project. For example, if you’re working on a Halloween design, you’ll want a font that symbolizes that.

Legibility

Don’t forget to think about legibility. It’s no good choosing a font that looks great if nobody can read it. Bear in mind that fonts that are easily readable in large sizes may become difficult to read in smaller displays.

Color

The font design is important, but the colors you choose to use in your typography designs are just as important. Autumn fonts work best alongside warmer color palettes like vibrant ambers, reds, and yellows.