Looking for spiderman face paint ideas with a little something extra? Think red half masks, tiny cheek designs and white webs around your eyes.
These pictures include Spider-Man looks alongside spider-themed makeup, a Venom design and a Captain America option.
You can keep things simple or go all out with bold outlines and bright colors. I especially love the little webs with white highlights.
Pick a small cheek detail or save a larger mask to show your face painter.
Spider-Man and Web Face Paint Looks to Save
red mask around one eye
We’re starting off strong with this red one-eye mask. I love the thick black web lines across the forehead and the pale shimmer around the eye.
The paint stops above the mouth, leaving room for that glossy rosy-brown lip. Try a red top too if you want to bring the whole look together.
captain america forehead shield
This one is Captain America rather than Spider-Man, so save it as a different superhero option. The red and white arches surround a blue center with a white star.
I love the little white strokes at the temples. They give this design something extra without carrying the shield across the cheeks.
black web and winged liner
Don’t want to go all out with a red mask? No problem! This black web spreads from the outer eye onto the temple and cheek.
The sharp winged liner looks so pretty with it. Keep your version black if you like this simpler spider-themed makeup.
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half-face venom
Looking for something a little scarier? This is a Venom look rather than a Spider-Man mask, with black paint covering one side of the face and continuing down the neck.
The huge white eye and pointed teeth are the main details here. I especially like the black tendrils reaching onto the otherwise unpainted side.
red webs and comic dots
This may just be one of my favorite designs here. I love the red web sections above and below the white eye shape.
Those patches of black dots give it such a cute comic-book feel.
Ask for the little white starbursts too if you want to keep those extra details.
tiny hanging cheek spider
If you’re looking for a small design without a full mask, go with this little black web and hanging spider. The web sits near the temple, with a single line reaching down the cheek. That’s all this one needs.
red half mask with an outlined eye
I am obsessed with this red half mask. The black web stretches from the hairline down toward the jaw, while the mouth stays outside the painted area.
The eye has a thick black border with a thin white line inside. Keep that outlined shape if you prefer it to a fully white eye patch.
pink webs and little flowers
How cute is this pink version? The black webs sit over pink and red sections, with little flowers tucked around the white eye shape.
The flower centers have a touch of sparkle too. Save this one if you want a floral twist instead of the usual red mask.
red and blue liner
Want something smaller than a painted mask? This red and blue eye makeup is such a cute option.
Tiny white webs extend from the outer corners.
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I love the red liner wing on one eye and the blue wing on the other. You still get both colors without covering the rest of your face.
little spidey cheek mask
How adorable is this little Spider-Man face? The red oval has pale eyes and fine black web lines, with a larger pale web curving around it.
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Ask for this cheek placement if you want the character included without a mask around your own eyes.
silver shadow and black webs
I love this silvery eye makeup with the black spiderwebs. One web sits above a brow while the other spreads out from the opposite eye.
The glossy nude lip is pretty with it too. This is spiderweb glam rather than a character mask, so it’s a lovely option if you want to skip the red.
highlighted web and dark spider
This is another hanging-spider design, but it’s a little different from the small one above. The black web is larger, with pale highlights following some of its lines.
The dark spider has a purple accent on its body. I’d keep that little touch of color if you’re saving this version.
big spider between the eyes
If you are looking for a design with lots of bold details, then this one is for you. There’s a large black spider between the eyes, red webbed sides and white eye patches with dark borders.
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I love the long spider legs stretching up the forehead and down the cheeks. The little white highlights make them even more striking.
soft webs with a spidey top
Already have a Spider-Man top picked out? Try softer web makeup like this instead of adding a full red mask.
Fine dark webs spread around both eyes over pink shading.
The dark-outlined glossy lip is my favorite finishing detail. It looks so good with the red and blue outfit.
white webs over pink shadow
I am obsessed with these white webs. The fine lines look so pretty over the bright pink eye makeup, especially where they spread out toward the temples.
Choose this color combination if you want a spider-themed look without the usual black web lines.
red web with a dotted thread
This is such a cute way to bring red into a side-of-face design. The black web curves around one eye over a red background, with short white highlights along the lines.
My favorite part is the dotted thread leading down to the cheek spider. Keep that detail if you want something different from a solid hanging line.
one big cheek spider
Don’t want to add a web or a colorful background? No problem there!
This large black cheek spider works on its own, with long bent legs and a thin thread extending upward.
The white highlight and small red markings give the body a little extra detail.
pointed red forehead mask
I love the pointed edges on this red mask. It sweeps across the forehead and around one white eye patch, with black web lines running through the red.
Ask for the thin white accents along the edges if you want to follow this look. The lower face stays mostly clear.
lime web with a sparkling center
The lime green and black pairing is so cute in this design. A sparkling gem sits at the center of the web, with a little spider hanging below on a pale line.
This isn’t a traditional Spider-Man mask, but it’s a fun spider-themed alternative if you’d rather wear green than red.
red web around one cheek
Last but definitely not least, we have this bold red side mask. I love the curved opening around the eye and the pointed edge reaching down the cheek.
The thick black web lines keep the design clear without flowers, dots or sparkle. Save this one if you want to stick to red and black.