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My 25 Favorite Free Chalk Fonts

You guys know I love a good chalkboard free printable
Here are my go-to fonts for creating them, links to download included: 
{and two free chalkboard backgrounds}

25 Awesome FREE Chalk Fonts and 2 Chalkboard Backgrounds. Includes download links and examples.
I've been kind of amazed at the amount of emails and messages you sweet peeps have sent me about the chalk fonts I use. The truth of it is, I spend way too much time on font sites...looking for fun ones. I thought I'd share my absolute favorite free ones with you here. I've included the well known 'quick brown fox' line so you can see how every character looks in the font {upper and lower cases, when available}. Below the images are links for you to go and download them for your own font library.

And of course, what would chalk fonts be without chalkboard to use them on? 
There are two "chalkboards" for you to download at the bottom of this post as well. Or grab some for free from my friends over at GraphicStock here {free seven day trail going on now}.

And while you're at GraphicStock, be sure to download some free doodads and dingbats for all of your chalky-fun printables and projects, too. Click here to head over there. These are some of my faves below: 

{When downloading free fonts, please keep in mind the artist's terms of use, which can be found at each download site. Also, I am not in any way affiliated with the download sites...or the ads they display.} 
Chalk Font List One

Chalk Font List Two

Chalk Font List Three

Below are two chalk backgrounds for your use {personal use only, please}. I've gotten into a new habit of just printing them and framing them plain. I found the coolest new chalk pencil that I now use on my real chalkboards as well as these printed papers {for quick signs or fun notes}. They're so much fun to use and I feel like I have a lot of control over my hand chalking.


{The above is an affiliate link, but I strongly love this product and felt compelled to tell ya all about it. 
By purchasing through the above link, I do earn a small commission.}




Here are some of the free chalkboard printables I've created:
{click on the image to visit each post to download}:






Want even more fonty goodness?!? 

I've got a PART TWO to these chalk fonts here>>>

Or, check out my 50 Favorite Free Summer Fonts below>>>

Happy Fonting!!

Thank you to my friends at GraphicStock for sponsoring this post!



50 comments:

  1. There goes the next few hours when I should be working! These are going to be so addicting!

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  2. Awesome fonts! I love the chalkboard style! Off to download :)

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  3. thank you so much for this posting, because I was looking for fonts like this but I didn't know they were called chalkboard! I kept looking for stencil and I only found one :-(.

    thanks!

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  4. I love all of these! Thanks for sharing! Pinned this post.
    If you have time maybe you can link this to Family Fun Friday - we usually get over 100 bloggers and I think they would love these!
    Monica
    http://happyandblessedhome.com/category/family-fun/

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  5. I'm just getting into fun fonts, so this is absolutely perfect! Thanks so much for putting these together. Pinning!

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  6. I have a slight font addiction. Thanks for helping add to my collection! I can't wait to try these out. And thanks for the chalkboard backgrounds. I'm loving the green one! Have a wonderful weekend!

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  7. Great, these look like so much fun. I have pinned this post so I can find it in the future!

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  8. Any ideas how to get the background photo out of Adobe acrobat and into just a jpeg or something else?! So clueless...Thanks so much!!

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  9. Good info! Thanks so very much!

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  10. GM...I have downloaded the black chalkboard but what program do I use to edit and create my chalk board I am making one for my daughters 1st birthday this month and my sons 1st day of preschool

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    1. Thanks for stopping by! Any photo editing software {like Photoshop or Photoshop Elements} or illustration software will work. I've, personally, never used it, but a lot of people like the free site Picmonkey for this kind of thing.

      Enjoy the rest of your summer!

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  11. Yay! This is a fabulous resource list, Kristi! Pinned and sharing!

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  12. Wow!!! This is great! Guess I had better get crackin' and finish all the necessary "house" chores so I have time to play! Thanks for sharing...........your projects are wonderful!

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  13. Thanks for the links! Awesome fonts :)
    (:(:Smiles:):)

    Robin

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  14. LOVE all of these fonts and the chalkboard downloads! Thanks a BUNCH!!!

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  15. Hi there,
    Thanks so much for the fonts, I'm not really sure how you would use the chalkboard background, do you print it? sorry I'm trying to get this figured out I love this. Thanks
    Beth

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    1. No problem, Beth! It's something you can use in any graphic software to create these types of printables. I use mine in both Photoshop and Photoshop Elements. A lot of people like to use the free program Pic Monkey that's available online. :)

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  16. this is the best list of chalkboard fonts i've seen. thanks so much for putting this together! i will be referring to it often. :)
    -marie

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  17. THANK YOU a million times over. I feel like I've hit the jackpot!

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  18. I dont understand how to use pic monkey with the chalkboard background and the fonts. I went into Pic Monkey and I tried to open the chalkboard and it said it couldnt open the file. I went over to the text tool and looked through the fonts and not sure how to get the chalkboard fonts I downloaded into pic monkey. Any one have any pointers for me?? thanks, shari

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  19. okay I converted the pdf to a jpeg and was able to bring it up but how do I get the fonts into Pic Monkey??

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  20. These chalk fonts are great - and the chalkboard is one of the best I've seen. Where do you get your little chalk stars and arrows? Thanks again, you have worked hard on your printables and I appreciate you sharing, they are adorable! Thanks, Tara PS Happy New Year!!

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  21. Thank you so much! These will be perfect for a hot cocoa shop dramatic play area for my students. :)

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  22. What a tremendous resource!! Thank you! Thank you!!

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  23. Thanks ever so much for sharing all of your wonderful finds! God Bless you throughout the New Year! Happy Craftin'

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  24. Thanks for al the fonts, for putting them in one easy page for downloading. I know I'll be using these this spring.

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  25. Love these! Thanks for the list. It's gonna save me a lot of time searching!

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  26. I love it!! thank you very nice of you:-)

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  27. Thanks so much for going to all the work to find these great fonts. They are just what I needed for my project!

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  28. Thank you for sharing valuable information. Nice post. I enjoyed reading this post. The whole blog is very nice found some good stuff and good information here Thanks..Also visit my page free fonts

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  29. These are so nice. It is great to hve everything all together. I have a quick question for anyone who may have done this but is is possible to turn this into a stencil? I bought chalkboard stenciled sayungs for making signs that I really like but would love to be able to make my own with my own words using these kinds of neat fonts. I figure there must be a way, I just need to be pointed in the right direction. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for providing what you already have. I dont mean to sound greedy. Maybe a program or web site if you know of one. I am not exactly sure what to do with an image or printable once you get it.

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  30. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

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  31. Thank you!!! I'm going to use this to update my teaching portfolio! Mine is outdated from late '90s graphics and I'm looking for a new job and this is just what I need to bring it up to date.

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  32. thank you for this :)

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  33. Thank you!! So kind of you to share!!

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  34. Thanks for this fonts.... more power!...

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  35. QUESTION!!! How and where do I find vectors for the fun squiggly lines and such that separates or frames these cool fonts?! HELP!!!

    ALSO, I am SO SUPER stoked about all of these fonts! THANKS SO MUCH FOR POSTING THESE!!!!

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    1. Thanks so much! I *believe* I bought them from Canstock, but it's been over a year since I posted this, so I'm not 100% sure. That's where I buy most of my stuff. I've also font some great fonts that are dingbats for frames and lines, too. Search "frames" over on DaFont for a bunch!

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    2. KRISTI! I want to state first that I am so grateful for your SUPER QUICK response! I just happened upon your page after a google search for "chalkboard fonts" to use in Photoshop to create a "first day of school" sign for all three of my boys! Needless to say, I am so excited that I stumbled here!

      As for the "frames," the quite ones available on DaFont are perfect for right now! They work great! Thanks so much!!!

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  36. this is great!!!!!! just what i needed! thank you!

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  37. Thank you for that wonderful collection!
    Tip for using the chalk background: I converted the pdf into a jpeg (Search: pdf in jpeg, that schould give you plenty of tools for doing so) and used that jpeg as background in PowerPoint.
    Greetings from Germany!
    Daniela

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  38. Thank you so much for taking the time to put together such a great resource!

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  39. Well done! Thank you, you just saved me a ton of time!

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