The methods for the prevention of fracturing due to seizure on the die surface in the press-forming of pure titanium sheets are experimentally investigated by applying various kinds of lubricants. First, a commercial liquid that includes carbon particles that is used for masking in the spray coating of metal is found to be a good antiseizure lubricant even when common tool steel (SKD11) is used as the die material. Then, new lubricants are contrived. Carbon-graphite and/or carbon-black are added to a press-forming oil or a liquid that includes glycerin and/or water in various mixing ratios. The die material is tungsten carbide (G5) or tool steel (SKD11). Press-forming oil with these additives is found to be inappropriate for performing consecutive forming. However, glycerin with carbon-graphite is found to be effective for forming with a tungsten carbide die. Water and glycerin with larger mixing ratios of carbon-graphite and carbon-black also allow us to perform the drawing process consecutively even when common tool steel (SKD11) is used. This lubricant is also confirmed to be appropriate for a consecutive 4-stage drawing process.