Disco ball Font. Turn up the volume on your typography!

Disco Ball Font is a high-resolution OpenType-SVG font that includes uppercase letters, numbers, and basic punctuation, with each character standing at approximately 800 pixels in height. You can preview all available letters and glyphs.

This color OpenType font is designed for use in applications that support color bitmap fonts. To fully utilize OpenType-SVG fonts, you will need software like Photoshop CC 2017, Illustrator CC 2018, Procreate 4.3, or newer versions. As OpenType-SVG has become an industry standard, you’ll find that it works across a wide variety of your favorite tools, such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, QuarkXPress, Keynote, PowerPoint, Word, and more.

In addition, each character is also available as an individual PNG file with a transparent background, offering a high resolution of 1500x2000px. The download package includes 44 files, each representing a character from the Buttons letter set, allowing you to manually arrange them in any graphic software to create your own custom text designs.

The font that boogies while you design.

The Disco Ball Font is a high-definition OpenType font, which means it’ll only show up in apps that support color bitmap fonts. Yeah, so it’s not even a normal font that you can just throw into Word and type out your passive-aggressive work emails with. No, no—this is for people who want to send glittering invites to a party where they’re hoping the music will drown out their desperate longing for human connection.

And as for the actual letters? Oh, they sparkle, they shine, they probably reflect light so aggressively you’ll need sunglasses just to read the word “pizza night.” The whole thing looks like you typed out a sentence, threw it onto the dancefloor of Studio 54, and waited for it to come back high on life—or at least on Bee Gees. The layout of this font? Let’s just say it demands attention. It’s not your average Arial. It’s not going to sit in the corner with its head down. No, this font’s going to grab your attention by the collar and yell, “Look at me! I’m reflective!”

Party in every pixel – Disco Ball Font

Now, about creativity—oh, and here’s my quote, because I know you wanted one: “Creativity and my awkwardness, they’re basically just one and the same. It’s like throwing glitter at a problem and hoping it sticks.” I said that just now, and I think it’s pretty spot on for the Disco Ball Font.

In the end, though, I suppose there’s something magical about it. Typography, after all, is art. And if art can be loud, flashy, and danceable, well, why shouldn’t it be? Fonts like this are for the people who never stopped believing that there’s always another party, another night of music, another glittering distraction from the monotony of real life. And if we can shove a little more mirror-ball madness into our creative process, why the hell not? Let’s party with our fonts, too.