Top Ranked Creepypasta Stories

The highest-rated creepypasta stories, ranked by more than two million reader votes since 2008. Filter by category or story length, or switch to the best stories of the past month or year.

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Sea of the Fractured Circuit

8.70/10 · 94 votes
· Beings and Entities

There’s never one point where something ‘clicks’. Some like to believe there is, that hobbies or skills reach a well-defined turning point, an ON-OFF switch. It’s never that simple. Even…

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The Shambler In The Attic

8.64/10 · 95 votes
· Beings and Entities

‘Must you have battle in your heart forever?The bloody toil of combat?Old contender, will you not yield to the immortal gods?This nightmare cannot die, being eternal evil itself.The horror, pain…

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Solipsism

8.44/10 · 220 votes
· Locations and Sites

My uncle was an eccentric man. An accomplished physicist, he was at the top of his field when he abruptly decided to end his career and retire to his villa…

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The House of Dead Gods

8.49/10 · 99 votes
· Beings and Entities

Nothing and no one lived in the house. Nothing except the creeping moss and the attic spiders. No sounds of mirth emanated from within, no did lights of joviality come…

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Dagon’s Beacon

8.82/10 · 44 votes
· Beings and Entities

“Grey rocks, and greyer sea.And surf along the shore.And in my heart a name.My lips shall speak no more.” - Charles G.D. Roberts, Grey Rocks and Greyer Sea “Gods curse…

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The Littlefork Bodysnatchers

8.44/10 · 108 votes
· Body Horror

Over the past few decades, a disturbing rumor has spread throughout the backwoods settlement of Littlefork. People there tell tales of so-called “alternates,” who kidnap and impersonate the small town’s…

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The Allerton Device

8.65/10 · 46 votes
· Beings and Entities

Part 1 “We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity,and it was not meant that we should voyage far.” —H.P. Lovecraft Why…

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Crawley’s Gate

8.41/10 · 75 votes
· Locations and Sites

The ocean wind clutches at my upturned collar as I write this on the deck of the ferry, bearing up at the rising silhouette of the approaching island through the…

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