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Naruto font

The Naruto logo is hand-drawn lettering, not a typeface. The logo-history site 1000logos describes the wordmark as custom hand-drawn letters with very thick, graffiti-style lines, coloured in an orange gradient with a white outline and a blue shadow. We found no source that names the person who drew it.

The word NARUTO in rough, heavy capitals filled with an orange to yellow gradient, with a white outline and a dark-blue shadow. A pink swirl curves behind the letters, and the red katakana ナルト, framed by dashes, sits below at the right.
The Naruto title logo with the katakana ナルト, as vectorised for Wikimedia Commons from French edition covers of the manga.Source: Masashi Kishimoto / Pierrot · vectorised by Scaler · Wikimedia Commons (PD-textlogo)

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The orange NARUTO title logo of Masashi Kishimoto's manga and the Pierrot anime

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Availability

The Naruto logo is drawn lettering owned by the rights holders of the series, not a font you can buy or download. Fan-made fonts exist but are not official. Free bold display fonts can give a similar feel.

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Why there is no Naruto font

1000logos, a site that collects logo histories, says the NARUTO nameplate is a custom hand-drawn design with extra-thick lines in a graffiti style, rather than a font. It describes the colours as an orange gradient, with a thin white outline around the letters and a blue shadow behind them. The site names no designer and does not identify any base typeface, and we found no studio or publisher source that does.

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Compare the actual letterforms with the same text. These are editorial alternatives, not fonts attributed to Naruto.

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Bangers

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Regular · Latin specimen

Comic-book capitals with lively, slanted energy, close to the logo's punchy feel. Its strokes are clean rather than rough, so add texture and the outline-and-shadow effect yourself.

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Lilita One

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Regular · Latin specimen

Heavy, rounded letters with the chunky weight of the logo. It is smoother and friendlier than the rough Naruto letters, so it is a mood match more than a look-alike.

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Free alternative

Archivo Black

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Regular · Latin specimen

A very bold, plain sans that gives you a solid base for the gradient and shadow. It has none of the hand-drawn wobble, so roughen the edges if you want the real feel.

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About the series

Naruto was written and illustrated by Masashi Kishimoto and ran in Shueisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump from 1999 to 2014. Studio Pierrot and Aniplex made the anime, which aired on TV Tokyo from 2002 to 2007, followed by Pierrot's Naruto: Shippuden from 2007 to 2017. In Japan the title is written NARUTO -ナルト-, with the name repeated in katakana.

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How to get the look

Start with heavy, slightly uneven capitals and make the edges look rough, as if painted with a thick brush. Fill the letters with an orange to yellow gradient, add a thin white outline, then a thick dark-blue drop shadow down and to the left. Bangers or Lilita One work as a base; distort a few letters by hand so they do not sit perfectly in line.

Common questions

Is the Naruto font free?

There is no official Naruto font: the logo is drawn lettering. Fan-made fonts exist but are not from the publisher or the studio. For a free start, use Bangers with an orange gradient, a white outline and a blue shadow.

What font is used for Naruto Shippuden?

We found no reliable source that names a font for the Naruto: Shippuden logo, so we do not claim one. Like the original, it appears to be drawn for the series rather than typed.

Is the Naruto logo on Fonts In Use?

Not at the time of writing. A search for Naruto on Fonts In Use, the archive of typefaces in real work, returned no entries.

Sources & evidence

Editorial review completed November 10, 2026.

  1. 1000logos — Naruto logo

    Logo history site

  2. Wikipedia — Naruto

    Encyclopedia