Bad Signal is a rough Y2K display font with broken pixel edges, low-res texture, and a loud old-internet feeling. It looks like a caption from a forgotten camera roll, a status update typed too late, a corrupted screenshot, or a title card from a vlog that probably should have stayed private.
The font is bold, imperfect, and graphic, with a raw digital texture that works beautifully for photo edits, vlog titles, story captions, posters, stickers, album artwork, moodboards, zines, social media graphics, Y2K branding, and chaotic little layouts with feelings.
Use Bad Signal when you want the text to feel direct, nostalgic, slightly dramatic, and not too clean. It is made for internet diaries, messy captions, screenshots, soft grunge visuals, teenage archive energy, and anything that needs a little low-battery attitude.
The download includes the Bad Signal OTF font file, with uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, punctuation, and basic symbols.
Perfect For
Vlog titles, story captions, photo edits, posters, stickers, zines, moodboards, Y2K branding, album artwork, social media graphics, digital collages, quote graphics, packaging, merch, Canva templates, Procreate, Cricut, and bold display layouts.
