All Halloween stencils
Halloween stencil project ideas
Window decorations: Apply the bat, ghost or witch with black glass paint on clean windows for a dramatic silhouette effect against the light. Use temporary window spray paint for easy removal after Halloween.
Pumpkin carving: Print the jack-o'-lantern or skull stencil, tape firmly to your pumpkin, then use a skewer to perforate along all the lines. Remove the paper and carve along the perforations.
Halloween fabric: Use the ghost or bat on cotton cushion covers, napkins and table runners with black fabric paint for spooky seasonal textiles.
Bat swarm wall effect: Apply the bat stencil at 3 different sizes across a feature wall, angled in different directions, for a dramatic bat-swarm effect that looks incredible at Halloween parties.
Frequently asked questions
Are Halloween stencils free to download?
Yes — every Halloween stencil on this page is completely free for personal use. Click Download Free on any design for an instant SVG download.
How do I use a stencil to decorate a pumpkin?
Print the stencil, tape it to your pumpkin, and perforate every line with a skewer or pin. Remove the paper and you have a perfect dotted cutting guide. Carve along the dots or paint within the outline.
What is the scariest Halloween stencil?
The haunted house is our most dramatic Halloween design for backdrops and large displays. The skull and sugar skull are the most popular for wearables and pumpkins.
Can children use Halloween stencils?
Yes — the ghost, bat and pumpkin are suitable for all ages with appropriate supervision. The skull is better for ages 8+.