A collection of chalk fonts for your design projects

Designing by hand requires some time and skills that not all modern graphic designers have. To create designs with a handmade look-and-feel despite this, you can use some great resources like the following chalk fonts.

1. Chalk Hand Lettering

A handwriting font that emulates the vintage style chalkboard signs lettering. You can also use it to make a school chalkboard design. It comes with a subtle texture on the edge of letters to make it look more real. If you plan on using it for titling, you’ll love the shaded version and the chalk hand elements. Available on MyFonts.

2. Chameleon

Chameleon was clearly designed after the typographic styles and lettering effects used on restaurant menu boards. It is a versatile display font that you can use in all kinds of titles to give a warm and friendly effect to it.

3. Coalhand Luke

A handwritten font made with a piece of coal by Joebob graphics. Perfect for designs that need a quick handwritten text in it.

4. Chalkline Bold

Chalkline by Letraset is a font with a long history, as it was designed in 1988 by Tony Watson. For a long time, the typeface was too complex to be digitalized, so it only came out as a digital font in 2003. As its name suggests, the font has a nice chalk look and feel.

5. KG Flavor And Frames Seven

Decayed and stamped highly textured frames and decorations. KG Flavor is perfect for chalkboard art.

6. Frank Reaction

Pencil or chalk, Frank Reaction gives you the possibility to create all kind of handwritten texts. With contextual alternates, it allows you to create text that doesn’t look all the same so that people can’t notice it was made on computer.

7. Road Art

Road Art derives from painted lettering found on roads in the UK. Each character has been created from original photography.

8. Crayon Hand

In absence of oil pastels, charcoal, crayons or time, Crayon Hand is a quick fix to happy type setting. It comes in regular and bold.