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Our Free Disney Fonts list is a must-have for any Disney fan! These fonts are great for birthday invites, party décor, and your upcoming trip to Disney!
Free Disney Fonts for You to Use for Your Personal Projects
One of the great things about Disney is that their brand appeals to everyone. Whether you are 1 or 99, you probably have some type of a wonderful Disney memory.
I think for me, it's as a child watching the Walt Disney movies on Sunday nights with my family. You know back before cable and electronics? We would make popcorn and watch the movie of the week. As I'm typing this, one movie just popped into my mind and that is "The Apple Dumpling Gang". Have you seen that movie before? If not, you must. It's truly a classic!
Even though this post was originally posted in 2013 on our original site Remaking June Cleaver, we have updated this post to include current fonts and links and to also remove the links that no longer work.
We've curated this Disney font collection so that you will have all of the fonts you need for your next creative Disney project.
**Disney fonts are for personal use only - commercial use is not allowed.
Walt Disney World Souvenirs
DIY Autograph Book
Disney Fund Bank
Themed Birthday Parties
Cupcake Toppers
Cupcake Wrappers
Decorations
Thank You Cards
Birthday Party Invitations
Party Labels
Water Bottle Labels
Party Banners
Printables
Free Disney Fonts Collection
*To download the font, click on the name of the font OR click on the image of the font.
Have you ever wondered, “What is the Disney font called”? It’s called Waltograph. Here is a general font that is very similar to the Walt Disney Font.
Of course all Disney fans need a free Mickey Mouse font in their collection!
And of course if you need a Mickey Mouse font, then you know you have to have a Minnie Mouse font!
With the newest sequel release, you know you will probably be having a need for a free Descendants font!
If you have a little Anna and Elsa fan then you know you will definitely need a free Frozen font! Don’t forget Frozen II will be coming to a theater near you on November 22!!
Now with Maleficent back in the theaters, you know you will definitely need this free Maleficent Font!
Lightning McQueen was back in Cars 3 in 2017 and is still such a popular birthday theme! Check out this free Disney Cars font!
Are you trying to find a free Disney Moana Font that’s a free download? We’ve got one.
Did you know that the live version of The Little Mermaid was on tv in 2019?
I think one of my all time favorite remakes by Disney was the live-action version of The Beauty and the Beast.
Did you happen to catch the newest live-action version of Aladdin? If not, it’s definitely one to make a point to see.
Rapunzel was such a lovely character with a different spin in Tangled. If you haven’t seen it yet, it’s definitely worth a watch. They’ve also made a tv series out of it.
Cinderella is a classic Disney Princess. I guess you could say she was an OG! Cinderella themed parties are still popular so this free Disney Cinderella font would be a great resource for the party!
Princess and the Frog was such a fun Disney movie featuring Princess Tiana. Definitely worth the watch if you haven’t seen it yet.
The live-action version of Mulan is available to stream now on Disney+! The version will have a few changes such as no MuShu nor Shang, however, I fully expect Disney to do a fantastic job with this version! You will definitely want to download this font for any pre-movie parties you are planning!
Sleeping Beauty, through the movie Maleficent, has seen a rebirth in popularity. She is another one of the OG princesses. Make sure you have this font on hand for your Disney Princess.
Pocahontas was sweet story about an American Indian woman and Captain John Smith. Even though she wasn’t really a Disney Princess, she was still a heroine as her goal was to bring peace to her people.
Snow White was another one of the OG Disney Princesses. This is a great Disney classic that’s always worth re-watching. This one would actually make a cool live-action remake.
Brave was another Disney movie about a Princess who realizes that what she was really looking for was right in front of her all the time. It’s a great Disney movie!
One of my favorite things to do when watching an older Disney movie is to try to figure out who is doing the character voices. Try it sometime without using Google. It’s a pretty fun game.
This was such a great movie from 2017. If you are looking for the Coco font to use for your Cricut, then this is the one you are looking for.
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For info on installing and using fonts, check out our resource titled, "Installing Fonts".
ADDITIONAL MOMSKOOP FREE FONT ARTICLES:
Important Note: Due to copyright, Disney fonts are for personal use only - commercial use is not allowed.
DISCLAIMER: MomSkoop did not create the fonts featured above. We simply assembled them together for this post. Once you click on the font link, you will be directed to the site where the font was found. You will need to contact the actual owner of the font for their individual license agreement BEFORE USING. As of the updated date of this post, these free Disney fonts are available at the link we linked to. Please let us know if you find one that is invalid.
Jessica says
Hello! I’m so glad for the update, however how do you put it on your iPad for use?
Thank you for any help!
Rhonda says
That I'm not sure. I don't have one to try. I'll look around though to see if I can find out. Great question.
Maria Smith says
Hi,
This is really a cool collection of Disney fonts. I'm going to use a few of them but Mulan font seems to be very unique. I'm also going to include them into my gallery and share it on my social media as well. Thanks
Christine Vasquez says
i don't see a link to download I'm so confused what am I missing
Omar Chan says
Just click in the font name in RED ;)