Fred Page Craft (1883–1935) was an American illustrator whose work appeared in magazines, advertisements, and pulp fiction. Born in Missouri, he entered commercial art after moving to Kansas City. His assignments included illustrations for general-interest and outdoor publications as well as crime, detective, and western magazines.

Craft’s pulp work appeared in titles such as Black Mask, Frontier Stories, Western Story, and Super Detective. His career connected commercial illustration with the expanding market for inexpensive genre magazines in the early twentieth century.