Product Description

Meet Scrawlcore, the Display Graffiti Neon Font

Scrawlcore is a bold graffiti neon display font built for loud, electric designs. The letterforms feel raw and expressive, like street tags glowing under city lights. Sharp angles, energetic strokes, and neon-ready shapes give it a high-impact presence. Use Scrawlcore for music covers, streetwear branding, YouTube thumbnails, gaming graphics, posters, and nightlife promotions. As a result, your typography feels urban, rebellious, and impossible to ignore.

Why Scrawlcore sells

First, Scrawlcore installs quickly and works smoothly in Canva, Photoshop, and Illustrator. Next, the strong graffiti structure keeps it readable even with glow effects and outlines. Then layouts come together fast because the style already carries bold personality. Moreover, neon aesthetics are trending for gaming, music, and street culture niches. Therefore, Scrawlcore is perfect for creators targeting edgy and youth-driven markets.

Fast layouts with the Scrawlcore Font

Start with short, punchy words to maximize the neon impact. After that, add a glow effect or outer stroke to enhance the electric vibe. Because the style is expressive, keep backgrounds dark or minimal for contrast. In addition, pair it with a clean sans serif for smaller supporting text. Finally, save neon palettes like electric blue and black, hot pink and purple, lime green and charcoal, or red and navy for consistent visual branding.

Creative uses and quick wins

• Music album covers and DJ posters
• Streetwear logos and hoodie prints
• Gaming thumbnails and streaming graphics
• Nightclub flyers and event promotions

What you get

• OTF, TTF, and WOFF files
• Uppercase and lowercase letters
• Numbers and basic punctuation

Design tips for Scrawlcore

Use Scrawlcore for headlines and avoid long paragraphs. Also, apply glow effects carefully so letters remain readable. For print, test neon colors to ensure strong contrast. For digital use, scale slightly larger so details stay sharp on mobile screens. Finally, combine it with simple shapes or frames to anchor the design.