25 Halloween Window Decorations That Will Give Your House the Creeps

Is there anything creepier than a spider? We think not. So if you want to freak your neighbors out, hang these reusable backlit posters in your window.

Available in black and white, these creepy hands give the very realistic illusion of people (or monsters, according to the claw-like nails) trying to break through the wall. If you really want to commit, opt for the set that comes with screws. Otherwise, use stick-on strips that won't leave any permanent marks behind.

Here's another Etsy find we couldn't resist: a spider that's halfway finished weaving its intricate web. Stick it in the corner of any window or door frame to set a spooky scene.

This spooky window cling includes a light-up, three-dimensional moon that's seemingly floating in the palm of this witch's hand. We're not sure if she's a good witch or a bad witch, but we're a little too freaked out to investigate.

Not all Halloween window decorations have to be scary. Case in point: This adorable ghost decal, which comes in a whole rainbow of colors. Personally, we're into the classic white, which is giving us major Casper vibes.

If you want to go the ghost route but aren't into friendly ones, these Grandin Road alternatives will do the trick. They come with a front, a back, heavy-duty suction cups, and a shattered glass sticker that creates a pretty realistic illusion of a ghost busting through the window.

Remember Ugly Dolls? These oversized window clings are bringing the plush toys back with their goofy grins and googly eyes. If you have tall windows, these are the perfect decoration.

If you're hosting the Halloween soirée this year, skip the scary stuff in favor of something a bit more fun, like this neon skull. It's pink, so you could leave it up all year long.

Made of nontoxic, anti-static, and waterproof PVC, this fun set includes every motif you'd need to create a Halloween scene right on your window. Think haunted mansions, eerie trees, bats, spiders, and more.

We saved our scariest pick for last. Enter this horrifying scene that's drenched in artificial blood if you dare. This window decoration just might be freaky enough to scare off trick-or-treaters.

These gothic fringed curtains are easily one of the creepiest ways to spookify your space without a whole lot of work. They're accented with skull illustrations, giving them an elegantly eerie look anyone who loves haunted houses will appreciate.

Even cat lovers will reconsider their stance on pets after sneaking one peek at this ferocious feline with glowing yellow eyes and giant jaws.

Stretch a few faux webs across your windows for a more subtle Halloween look. Don't forget the hyper-realistic spiders that complete the spooky vibes.

From the green skin to the lone tooth, this is a creepy witch—no doubt. Our suggestion? Stick her in your window to scare the neighborhood kids. Hopefully they won't be too freaked out to claim their candy at the door.

Leave it to Martha Stewart to design the sweetest Halloween decorations on our list. This set of paper spiders come in myriad colors, so feel free to create a little design moment in your window.

Etsy's massive assortment of handmade Halloween window decorations made choosing our top picks a challenge, but after a lot of back and forth, we landed on these spider silhouettes that, like the real thing, vary in size. Some also even come with their own web.

We couldn't leave off Halloween decor that skews cute rather than scary, and these black cat string lights are proof. Drape them around your window frame, plug them in, and enjoy the soft orange glow coming through the cats' eyes.

This set of reusable window clings comes with quite a few pieces (read: cobwebs, ghosts, bats, and skulls), but the stars are the giant skeletons with terrifying facial expressions and blood-stained teeth.

Another light-up decoration we had to include is this holographic skull. Hang it in your window and turn out all the lights to give your space a dark and doomed feel.

These flying bats may take a few minutes to arrange, but we'd say they're worth it. In fact, from far away, this dark flock almost looks like an art installation.