Chick tracts are short evangelical-themed tracts created by American publisher Jack Chick. Chick tracts use a comic book format. They are often controversial for their enthusiastic endorsement of fundamentalist Christianity and condemnation of ecumenical, liberal, and prosperity Christians, the Catholic Church, and religions other than Evangelical Christianity.

The tracts are small pamphlets, approximately three by five inches in dimensions, and approximately twenty pages in length.

Chick Publications is the publishing company that Chick created to produce and market his tracts, along with the lesser-known comic books, books, and posters.

While some tracts express views that are generally accepted within Christian theology, e.g. the Incarnation of Christ, other tracts have controversial views and criticisms against cultures, religions and theological concepts. The Southern Poverty Law Center labels the organization as a hate group.

Chick Publications has its headquarters in Rancho Cucamonga and has an Ontario, California mailing address. All of Chick Publications' tracts, and several excerpts from his full-length comics, may be read without charge at the Chick website. While many older tracts are out-of-print, Chick Publications will special order any out-of-print series with a request of at least 10,000 tracts.