Lethal Slime

Lethal Slime font.

Lethal Slime is a gooey display font with chunky, uneven letterforms that look like they are melting or dripping. It is made for short horror-themed text, spooky titles, and bold decorative lettering rather than long reading.

About Lethal Slime

Lethal Slime uses rough outlined shapes, soft blob-like edges, and drip details to create a messy slime effect. The visible character map shows uppercase letters and numbers in the decorative style, with a limited set of punctuation marks. Because the design is heavy and irregular, it works best when the text is short and the font size is large enough for the details to stay clear.

Use Lethal Slime for Halloween graphics, monster-themed posters, game titles, party flyers, stickers, thumbnails, and other designs where the text can act as artwork. For cleaner results, pair it with a plain sans serif for body copy, dates, prices, and longer notes. If you are using the preview tool, test the exact words you plan to set, especially lowercase letters and punctuation, because the character support appears limited.

Features

• Dripping slime-style uppercase letterforms with rough outlines
• TrueType font file in a regular 400 style

Best Uses

• Halloween titles, horror posters, and spooky event graphics
• Short display words for game art, thumbnails, stickers, and themed merchandise mockups

License Information

Lethal Slime is free for personal use only. For commercial use, contact the designer or rights holder for permission or a suitable license.

Designer and Foundry

Lethal Slime is credited to IMAGEX, with the designer website listed as imagex-fonts.com.

Usage Tips

Keep the font large and use it for a few words at a time. Avoid setting paragraphs or small captions in this style, and check the preview before downloading if your text needs lowercase letters, accents, or special symbols. Use strong contrast so the drip details do not disappear.

FAQ

Is Lethal Slime free for commercial use?

No. The license information says it is free for personal use only. Commercial projects need permission from the designer or rights holder.

What kind of font is Lethal Slime?

It is a decorative horror-style display font with melting, slime-like letter shapes.

What file format is included?

The listed font file is Lethal-Slime.ttf, a TrueType font.

Can I use Lethal Slime for long text?

It is not a good choice for long text. Use it for short titles or single words, then pair it with a simpler font for readable information.

Does Lethal Slime include lowercase letters?

The visible character map shows the main decorative forms for uppercase letters and numbers, while lowercase characters appear limited in the preview. Test your exact text before using it in a design.

If the layout includes a busy background, add a solid color panel or outline behind the text so the slime shapes remain readable.