Mucormycosis presents with a wide and often overlapping spectrum of imaging findings across multiple organ systems, frequently mimicking other infectious or inflammatory conditions. Recognition of characteristic abnormalities and patterns of invasive spread, particularly in high-risk immunocompromised patients, is essential for early diagnosis and delineation of disease extent. Timely radiologic identification directly influences clinical decision-making, surgical planning, and antifungal therapy, underscoring the radiologist’s central role in improving outcomes in this frequently fatal infection.