Rob Apter and Albie Morgan had given the Seasiders the lead at the break following an impressive first half, but things quickly slipped after the break.
Within five minutes of the restart, the Terriers were level, with Joe Taylor and Brodie Spencer both finding the back of the net for the visitors.
Both teams had chances to take all three points, but neither could find that crucial goal.
Steve Bruce made two changes to his starting XI, with CJ Hamilton making his first start since November and Tom Bloxham being his debut. Alongside the ex-Shrewsbury Town man, Middlesbrough loanee Sammy Silvera was handed his first outing in Tangerine off the bench.
Blackpool’s top scorer Kyle Joseph dropped out of the matchday squad completely amid ongoing interest from Hull City.
Here’s how the Seasiders performed against Huddersfield:
7. Rob Apter- 6
It was a mixed afternoon for Rob Apter. He once again produced a bright spark to score in consecutive home games, running into the box from the right side, before beating the keeper at the front post, but also gave the ball away cheaply in the build-up to Huddersfield's second and missed a golden chance from close-range. Photo: CameraSport - Richard Martin-Roberts
8. Lee Evans- 6
Lee Evans tested Jacob Chapman with shots from distance on a couple of occasions during the second half. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
9. Albie Morgan- 7
Albie Morgan found himself in the right place at the right time to get Blackpool's second goal of the afternoon. Photo: CameraSport - Richard Martin-Rob
10. CJ Hamilton- 7
CJ Hamilton enjoyed a positive return to Blackpool's starting XI, making a number of dangerous runs down the left side and providing a couple of crosses that deserved better finishes. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
11. Tom Bloxham- 7
Tom Bloxham was named as striker for his Seasiders debut, and made a number of positive runs forward throughout his first outing, as well as getting the assist for Apter's goal. At times, the 21-year-old just needed a bit more confidence to take on a shot with his left foot, but overall it was a promising start for the ex-Shrewsbury man. Photo: CameraSport - Richard Martin-Roberts
12. Ashley Fletcher- 6.5
Ashley Fletcher's recent good form continued during the first half, with the striker demonstrating some great hold up play for the Seasiders - which really benefitted those around him. After the break, the striker wasn't involved as much. Photo: CameraSport - Richard Martin-Roberts