3D Printing Guide

13 Cool Halloween 3D Prints That Spook And Surprise

Scott Gabdullin

Updated on October 9, 2025

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Halloween is the perfect excuse to fire up your 3D printer and get those creative juices running to make something spooky and fun. Use these prints to decorate your home, build a costume, or hand out something other than sweets to trick-or-treaters.

1. Cute Ghost Reader

This simple ghost reader by Sevro is a small, charming model designed to sit on a shelf and provide a soft (or spooky) glow while holding an open book. Print the ghost in translucent white PLA for the best glow effect. You can print the book in black or brown filament to create a nice contrast.

2. Halloween Ghost Keychains

If you’re looking for a fast, easy print, our Halloween ghost keychains are a great pick. Each model is lightweight, flat, and prints in under an hour on most FDM printers. You can hand these out to trick-or-treaters and let them show off their personality through the four emotion options (scary, happy, confused, and friendly).

3. Floating Tealight Holders

Complete the vibe in your home with these clever floating tealight holders from pozsar that look like melting candles. The dripping wax serves as the legs that lift the object off the surface. They’re great for tabletops and windowsills for that spooky setup where you want that eerie candlelight look without open flames.

For added realism, dry-brush some yellow or tan paint near the “drip” edges to make it look like real wax melted down the sides.

4. Gengar Halloween Lamp

Who says Halloween can’t be cute and spooky? Atseini’s Gengar lamp combines the best of both worlds: Pokémon and pumpkin. Showcase Gengar’s iconic grin and evil eyes carved into a pumpkin-style body that glows from within. For the best glow, use orange translucent PLA with 2-3 perimeters and a low infill (10-15%). This helps the light shine through while keeping the model strong.

5. Ghostbusters Wall Mount

What better way to pay tribute to the classic Ghostbusters series than with a Slimer wall mount? Hang up the green, grinning ghost and fill any room with some retro paranormal energy. Stag 3D’s design features a keyhole slot at the back for screws or room for magnets, so you can mount it securely without glue or extra parts.

6. Haunting Spirit Can Holder

Turn your regular drink into Halloween decor with a holder that’s shaped like a ghostly figure. Whether you’re hosting a party or just want a cool desk accessory, RUMcajz’s Haunting Spirit can holder is both fun and functional. Make it look even scarier by painting the eyes black and adding a red LED behind the mouth.

7. Lantern of the Undead

The Lantern of the Undead by StratoLab looks like something straight out of a haunted dungeon, and that’s exactly what makes it so cool. It features a creepy skeletal hand gripping a hanging cage-style light, which you can hang on a wall or hold as part of your costume.

8. Mimic Chest

This Mimic chest is for the D&D fans with its giant teeth and eyes staring back at you. It’s functional, too! IDMyron’s chest design opens and closes, making it perfect for holding candy or small props. Print the chest’s multiple parts (base, lid, tongue, teeth, and eyeballs), and glue the parts together after printing. You can also remix it with magnets or hinges if you want it to snap shut.

9. Pumpkin Skull Mask

The Halloween pumpkin skull mask by Salewski3D mixes a cracked jack-o’-lantern shell with a sinister skull underneath, giving off major horror vibes. The design is bold and dramatic, nothing at all like your average free pumpkin stencil or paper mask. Since it’s a wearable print, make sure you get accurate measurements. Supports are only needed under the chin and inside the eye sockets.

10. Skeleton Treat Holder

Sakul’s XXL-sized skeleton treat holder sits upright, offering sweets and even tiny toys to trick-or-treaters with a big grin on its bony hands. It’s bound to be a showstopper on your porch or party table, and gives off major “cute-but-dead” energy. You don’t actually need support if you print it upright, but we recommend a brim for stability. Once it’s done printing, add some weight inside the bowl’s bottom before sealing it to keep the whole setup from tipping when filled with candy.

11. Zombie Hand

Add the classic Zombie hand prop to your yard to make it look like the undead are creeping out of your lawn. The elaborate details on the fingers and skin make it feel lifelike, especially with the right paint or glow-in-the-dark filament. You can mirror Kutnohormac’s file in your slicer to print both a left and right hand to double the scare.

12. Spider Halloween Decor

Spook up your door frame, mirror, or shelf this season with spider and web decor by dungeons and wyverns. The creepy-crawly dangles from an articulated web corner piece, perfect for staying in theme even in those nooks and crannies. You can mount it using double-sided tape, poster tack, or command strips. You can also add a bat open model to complete the haunted energy.

13. Skeleton Wine Bottle Holder

Just like the beer can holder, Laban’s skeleton wine bottle holder is equal parts spooky and stylish. This print makes for a great Halloween table centerpiece and bar display. It’s sure to spark conversations when entertaining guests.

Create Halloween Prints That Rattle the Bones

There’s nothing like flexing your 3D printing skills and decorating your home with spooky, handmade decor. These Halloween-themed STL files produce great conversation-starters that go way beyond what store-bought decorations offer. The best part is being able to personalize each print and making them truly your own masterpiece.

Looking for more Halloween models or something cool to print year-round? Check out our full collection on MakerWorld for 3D designs you can easily replicate.