Pick a graffiti letter
Tap a letter (A–Z) or a number (0–9) for a big graffiti-style outline you can print, trace or download as a PNG.
Want the whole graffiti alphabet? Print A–Z and 0–9 in one go — on a single sheet, or as a practice book with one letter per page (choose “Save as PDF” in the print dialog).
Graffiti generator — your name in graffiti
Type a name or a short word, pick a graffiti style, and take it however you want it — a hollow outline to print and colour by hand, or coloured in right here and downloaded as a PNG (plain or transparent, ready for stickers and thumbnails). Everything renders in your browser; nothing you type leaves it.
Which graffiti style is this?
Graffiti lettering is not one alphabet, and knowing which one you are looking at saves a lot of frustration when you start copying it:
- Throw-up / bubble Fat, rounded, slightly overlapping letters. This is the style on this page, and it is where almost everyone starts — the shapes are forgiving and they read cleanly at any size.
- Blockbuster Straight-sided, heavy, rectangular capitals built for scale and legibility. Closest printable equivalent here is block letters.
- Wildstyle Interlocking, arrowed, heavily abstracted letters. Wildstyle is drawn by hand around a specific word — it is a composition, not a font, which is why no alphabet sheet can hand it to you ready-made.
So the honest version: the sheets here give you a throw-up alphabet to trace and build on. Wildstyle is what you grow into once these shapes are automatic, and the how-to below is the bridge.
How to draw graffiti letters
Every graffiti letter is a normal letter wearing a coat. Build the plain letter first and the graffiti version follows; try to draw the finished shape straight away and it collapses.
- 1 · Skeleton Pencil the plain letter thin and light. This is the frame everything else hangs on.
- 2 · Inflate Draw a fat outline about a finger's width around every stroke, letting the curves bulge outward.
- 3 · Overlap and tilt Push each letter slightly over its neighbour and angle them a few degrees, so the word reads as one connected piece rather than separate letters.
- 4 · Keyline and fill Ink the outline, erase the skeleton, add a second line a few millimetres outside it, then fill the inside.
The fastest way to get the shapes into your hand is to print a letter above at full size and trace it five or six times before trying it freehand. Muscle memory does more here than any amount of reading.
Print, trace, colour
- Trace The hollow outline is made to be traced — put a thin sheet on top and go over it until the shape comes naturally.
- Colour The inside is left white on purpose: markers, pencils and paint all work, and the thick outline keeps the edge crisp.
- Sketchbook practice Print the A–Z as a book, one letter per page, and work through it a letter at a time.
- Posters and banners Cut the letters out for door signs, birthday banners and school projects.
Prefer softer, rounder shapes without the graffiti framing? Those are bubble letters. Want straight-sided stencils instead? Use block letters.
Want graffiti-style text you can paste, not print?
Type once and copy decorated Unicode text that pastes into bios, captions and usernames — no image involved.
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