20 Best Slime Fonts (Dripping and Gooey Fonts)

What font looks like slime? This list has plenty of slime fonts to check out. Whether you're looking for a gooey font or a dripping slime font, you'll find plenty of goopy, slimy type in this roundup of slime fonts.

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1. Slime Yogurt Gooey Font (OTF, TTF)

This font has a smooth quality that lends itself to a slime-like aesthetic. If you're looking for a gooey font, but you don't necessarily want a ton of drips or extras, this font could be a perfect fit. It also pairs well with some light textures or maybe even a text effect that has a gel-like look and feel.

2. Stinky Slime Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

This slime font is very textured and graphical. It's an awesome display font if you're looking to convey a sticky, gooey look with your text. It fits right in with Halloween decor, but you could absolutely mix up how this communicates by choosing different colors.

3. Monstarize Slimy Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

Here's another display font with lots of eye-catching visual qualities. Every contour of these letterforms offers interesting twists and turns that lend themselves to a slimy aesthetic. Try this in spooky colors to create an eerie, goopy look. Or imagine this one in pinks or blues for something sticky and sweet.

4. Brain Melt Gooey Font (OTF)

Check out the heavy slime look in this slimy font. With the right associations, it's so easy to work this into a kitschy, horror aesthetic. Or imagine associating this with something sticky like bubble gum. There are so many interesting shapes and contours to this artfully designed slime font.

5. Mystero Dripping Slime Font (OTF)

Here's a cleaner slime font. We still get some very interesting drips here, but the letters themselves are more uniform than some of the others in this list. This is a great choice if you're looking to work in solid colors, especially for print purposes. Or try layering this font if you like a more ornate look.

6. Globber Slime Drip Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

There are so many beautifully drawn contours in this slime font. Keep it in a solid color or try working with an outline, as we see in this example. This one would be an amazing choice for titles and headlines. Imagine this font on a T-shirt or a poster design. It's a very memorable choice.

7. Flying Slime Gooey Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

If you like texture in your display text, you're going to love this gooey font. It's so well illustrated, and you can really feel the sticky, goopy nature of each letter. Isn't that cool? Use color and other design elements to push this aesthetic in the way that best suits your project.

8. Peachy Bubbly Slime Drip Font (OTF, TTF)

Love the slime font look but want something a bit cuter? How about a slime font like this one? As we discussed earlier, it's all about your design choices—when we try out a slime font in something like a bubble-gum pink, it makes for a very different presentation.

9. Brain Melt Slimy Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

If you love a cartoon-like aesthetic, why not try a slime font like this one? It has so many drips and blobs that really push the aesthetic. It's a fun one too—try it in saturated colors for lots of bubbly energy. Or go with darker, spookier colors if you're looking for something cartoony yet Halloween themed.

10. Melting Dessert Gooey Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

Here's a different kind of gooey font. This one, instead, is inspired by melting desserts. The different contours have a very squishy vibe to them, don't they? It very much looks like melting, dripping chocolate. Or try it in another color or texture to simulate a different kind of gooey look.

11. Funroot Sticky Slime Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

These long, streaky strokes make for such an interesting texture, don't they? It just looks so sticky! It's definitely right at home with a horror look. However, imagine associating this copy with something like honey or taffy. It's all about your design choices.

12. Dirty Zombie Slime Font (OTF, TTF)

Here's another bubbly, cartoon-like take on a slime font. This one works so well with extras like bubbles and other squishy additions. This could work for a Halloween project, or turn it around and use it for a project associated with paint or even with a cleanup. It could visually communicate in so many ways.

13. House Ghoul Slime Drip Font (OTF, TTF)

Check out all of the texture in this amazingly drawn display font. It's got that dripping slime font look, but there's just so much weight to the illustrative qualities. It really looks as if something thick and gooey is falling off the letters.

14. Sticky Web Slimy Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

This font takes a different approach to the sticky look. Instead, it's all associated with a sticky spider web, and we can really see that communicated in this beautifully drawn font. It's awesome to step back and appreciate all the detail that the artist put into creating this decorative display font.

15. Monsterfield Gooey Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

This dripping slime font is more bubbly and round. We still get those decorative drips, but it's got a rather balloon-like quality. This is another one that could have so many possibilities. Imagine it in a dark, spooky red—or perhaps a bubble-gum pink. You could push this in many different directions.

16. Braineater Dripping Slime Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

This slimy font isn't necessarily one with drips, but it's just oozing with texture. There's a rather sticky, gooey quality to it, and it's such a fun choice. Since this display font is so decorative and eye-catching, it would be great for points of emphasis in a composition. Use it to command attention.

17. Whisper Night Slime Drip Font (OTF, TTF)

Not all slime fonts are thick. This one, instead, is quite thin, and has long, gooey drips all over each letter. It's so easy to make this one look and feel really spooky. A hot green or even a deep red could work really well for Halloween or another horror-themed project.

18. Gendaruwo Gooey Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

This slimy font also has a lot of horror vibes to it. It has lots of extras around its contours—drips and splatters that lend themselves to a textured aesthetic. Notice how ominous a font like this looks on a dark background. Again, the look and feel are really dependent on your design choices.

19. Zombik Slime Drip Font (OTF, TTF, WOFF)

Here's another heavily illustrated take on a slime font. This one looks amazing in hot colors. It really pushes the type to a retro place, like something out of the 80s or 90s. Again, it goes to show how much your design choices can affect the communicative qualities of the font. Imagine this one, instead, in a deep red. It would have a different vibe.

20. Moon Raze Slimy Font (OTF, TTF)

This slime font has really oozy contours with lots of messy, goopy details. It looks great large and with bold color choices. However, check out how it looks at smaller sizes too. This could be a great font for spooky-themed projects, like a Halloween party or favors.

Which Slime Fonts Are Your Favorites?

Display fonts, like slime fonts, can be a ton of fun to work with because they're so creative and decorative. If you love fun, quirky display fonts, make sure to check out these other font collections right here at Envato Tuts+: