Heart Breaking Bad Font Download – [By Chequered Ink]
Heart Breaking Bad Font is a fancy display typeface that is inspired by the popular TV show of the same name. It was designed and published by Chequered Ink.
This font has a unique personality in the letters that feature bold, rounded letters with some unique twists, like the heart-shaped “o” and the “B” that looks like a barrel of meth.
Its playful shapes and slightly distressed edges make it an excellent choice for various works such as posters, banners, headers, titles, album covers, movie posters, trailers, and more.
“Heart Breaking Bad typeface comes in a single version along with OTF formats. This font includes 236 glyphs, 5 ligatures, upper & lowercase letters. Moreover, it also supports 64 multilingual languages.”
Heart Breaking Bad Font (Details)
Font Name: | Heart Breaking Bad Font Family |
Style: | Fancy, Various, Display |
Font Designer: | Chequered Ink |
File Format: | OTF |
License: | Free For Commercial Use |
Files: | Heart Breaking Bad (Opentype) |
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Usage
- Titles, flyers, brochures, logo design, book covers, quotes, paragraphs, code, social media posters, signs, headers, mobile applications, special event cards, business cards, product design, and product are just a few of the many jobs you can use it for—packaging, book covers, posters, text stimulation, titles, thumbnails, ads, and branding.
Supported Languages
FAQs about Heart Breaking Bad Font:
What is Heart Breaking Bad Font?
Heart Breaking Bad Font is a fancy display typeface that is inspired by the popular TV show of the same name. It was designed and published by Chequered Ink.
Is Heart Breaking Bad Font free to use?
Yes, Heart Breaking Bad Font is frее to use for personal as well as commercial use.
Download Now
Here is the free download zip file link of the font family which takes you to the one-click download function. So, just click the button and install it on your laptop or mobile.
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