Possibly a recluse spider

Often hides in dry, undisturbed indoor spaces such as closets, storage boxes, and gaps; also occurs outdoors beneath debris.

Hunts insects and other small arthropods, usually at night.

Usually solitary and nonaggressive, retreating when disturbed; females lay eggs in silken sacs, and young develop through several molts.

A bite can rarely cause significant skin injury or systemic illness, so avoid handling it. It also helps control insect pests; the photo alone is not sufficient for reliable species confirmation.