Take a look at these cool homemade Batman Character cakes shared with us by cake decorators from around the world. Along with the birthday cakes here, you’ll also find loads DIY birthday cake-making ideas and how-to tips to inspire your next birthday cake project. Enjoy!
My son Angus was having a batman party for his 5th birthday. He decided he wanted Gotham City with batman flying between the buildings. I CAN DO THAT! I used Betty Crocker’s choc swirl cake mix. I used a large rectangle tin and a round tin, all up using 4 cake mixes. Black buttercream icing … Read more
I used a 12X16 cake pan and made a double layer cake. This Batman cake was huge! In the middle I had raspberry filling and made a cream cheese frosting using Wilton gel coloring. This is wonderful stuff, a little goes a long ways. It was a very easy cake to make. And my 4 … Read more
For my nephews birthday cake I used color mist spray for the background effects. I sprayed the lightest color first. I then used a stencil for the bat signal and sprayed the darker colors over it. The butter cream transfer helped me get nice detail for the Batman picture.
I made this homemade Batman cake for my grandson, Luke for his 3rd birthday. The buildings are made of pineapple pound cakes decorated with graham crackers for windows and the door. The sidewalk is made of chocolate cheerios. I took a small drinking cup and placed a flashlight in the bottom with M&M’s to hold … Read more
I made this Batman cake for a friend’s son. I used a Wilton shaped pan and my own chocolate cake recipe (doubled up). I don’t like the cake recipe that comes with the Wilton pans. The shaped pans work well, just remember to use enough spray & bake and make sure you spray it into … Read more
I made 2 sheet cakes and transferred each batman picture onto each of the cakes marking it with toothpick. I then outlined the pictures and piped in the details. The names and age was cutout from fondant.
My son wanted a Batman birthday cake but I didn’t want a cake decorated with black frosting- yuck! This is what I came up with. I have also made it with round cake and actually liked it better but forgot to take a picture.
My son wanted a 2 tier Batman Birthday Cake Design for his 11th birthday this year. I tried to persuade him to accept a small cake with cupcakes which I’m more familiar and comfortable with making, but he was adamant about wanting a 2 tier cake, so I relented. I surfed the net to learn … Read more
This Batman cake was a 22nd birthday cake for one of my Mom’s co-workers. The cake is a white cake; from a box, the logo is a coloring page I modified and stenciled on the cake after I put the yellow frosting on. The yellow frosting is white frosting tinted with yellow gel icing coloring … Read more
I made this Batman cake for my son Kaleb’s 6th birthday. I used a marble cake and confetti frosting. And then I used chocolate chips for the black and Reese’s Pieces for the yellow. You can use any cake you like with any white frosting. Everybody liked the fact that you could eat everything on … Read more
I have made this Batman Birthday Cake Design for both of my son’s 4th Birthday’s (4 years apart) and was a huge hit both times. First I found a picture from one of my son’s colour-in-books that I thought would be a good design for a Batman Birthday Cake. I then sketched the image to … Read more
I made this Batman cake using a Styrofoam wig head. The chest and shoulders are cake. I used two 8 inch circles for the chest and a 9 inch cake for the shoulders, cut into four pieces (2 per shoulder). The ears, cape, and eyes are fondant.