Special Thanks to the talented nail artists that are featured in this post the_gelologist, Monmayernails and nailsbykirstenchanel. Whether you’re a nail art novice or a seasoned pro, there’s something for everyone in this Halloween nail ideas compilation. Hearts and Halloween don't typically go together, but this design proves otherwise. Lay down a base of any color and paint barbed wire hearts on a few of your nails for a creepy twist.
Spiderweb French
Although they might look complex at first glance, all you need to land this design is a toothpick and your polishes of choice. And in case you mess up a bit, that's okay—each spot is unique, after all. Keep it simple with these constellation nails painted against a black sky—how Halloween-appropriate. Personalize it by tracing your own astrological constellation as an accent nail.
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Paint them against brown (as shown here) or go even bolder with your brightest colors to really make them pop. Perfect for Halloween, cool enough to wear anytime you’re feeling edgy. What's more, the strategically placed crystals only add to the drama of the simple nail look. If you're looking for a festive Halloween manicure that makes you feel like the chicest vampire, look no further. This glossy nail design has red blood dripping from the tips, and if you look closely, the black base actually has a drip effect, too.
Drip Tips
From jack-o'-lanterns to ghosts, spider webs to skulls, keep reading for our 25 favorite Halloween nails ideas. Scroll down for Halloween nail art designs to inspire your own tiny artwork on your hands. Frankenstein fans who dig negative space nails will love this minimalist French manicure. Keep the rest of the nails dark and mysterious with deep red glitter. Thin, dainty spiderwebs dancing all over your nails are perfect when paired with a witch, warlock or wizard costume.
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A cat costume is a foolproof choice, so why not try adding a feline-inspired nail design to complete your look? Apply an orange base coat to your nails and use a thin brush to create wavy black lines. Of course, black-and-orange options are at the top of the list when it comes to spooky season nails, but the seasonal manicure possibilities don't end there. All October long, play around with Halloween motifs (think ghouls, goblins, spiders and more), neon tones and embellishments.
Orange Foil
Bring an all-black mani to the next level with a bright orange pumpkin on your ring finger. After you draw on a black French tip, extend the black paint down to the nail base in a zig-zag pattern, emulating strikes of lightning. Once that has dried, go back in to define the zig-zags with gold polish for an extra-spooky look.
Can there be anything more adorable than this nail design for Halloween? I love how both the colors match so well with each other and the overall design looks so cute 😭. Let’s start off with a simple Halloween nail design that is irresistibly cute!
Grab your dotting tool to anchor the center of each flower before using a thin brush to create petals along your tips. All you'll need is a black polish, a white polish and a nail art tool to create the curves. You can also upgrade the Yin and Yang look with a few sparkles. Leaving room for negative space completely elevates a regular black mani. Honestly, there's no right or wrong way to do it either, just let your hand guide you to all the spots you want.
Stellar Spiders
This one really gives off spooky vibes in the simplest way possible. These dark and magical nails by @nailsbyrobinandnicky have the perfect nighttime, spooky vibes. These clear almond press ons are perfect for getting this whole design to fit onto your nails. Created by @ritaremark for essie, these are your typical French nails, but with a bloody twist.
If you need a bit more guidance, we have you covered with this helpful tutorial. It’ll be unexpected (and super cool) to add a pop of color to your black manicure. Consider electric neon colors to bring your Halloween drawings to life—just in time for the party.
A striping brush can make the dips and curves look like they’re all connected. If hand lettering isn’t your thing, try some stickers or stencils instead. Varying patterns, colors, and textures like this adds interest—and is the best conversation starter at Halloween parties. Go the artistic route with painterly splatters of rich browns, oranges, and deep eggplants, accented with metallic hues. For a twist on tradition, consider experimenting with bold and unique color combinations.
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We love a multicolor mani—not only does it save time at the polish wall, it gives us the chance to get super creative with all the colors we crave. Make yours Halloween-themed with a range of oranges, blacks, deep grays, and more for a look you’ll love through autumn. Whether you’re the Queen of Hearts this year or a good, old-fashioned witch, this gold dripping nail art look is to die for. We love a shimmery metallic gold color for this, like FORMULA X’s nail color in Revved Up. For an effortless yet evocative Halloween mani, consider a solid color with a shimmer or chrome finish. This mystical, metallic manicure resembles a magic potion that could very well keep us in eternal youth forever.
Possibly the cutest little ghosts we’ve ever seen belong to this set of nails. The ghosts are all dressed up for Trick or Treating underneath a starry sky, masquerading as a witch, vampire, Jack-o'-Lantern, and Frankenstein. Outline the shape of each heart using a brush or some tape before filling them in with black polish. Channel your inner Wednesday Addams with this design that's inspired by her iconic outfit. While these miniature designs are handpainted, we think stickers work just as well. Just peel the stickers off the sheet and place them wherever you want before setting them into place with a top coat.
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