Paint Melt Font. Where every letter flows like liquid art.

Paint Melt Font is a high-resolution OpenType-SVG typeface that includes uppercase letters, numbers, and basic punctuation, with characters measuring approximately 800 pixels in height. You can view a full preview of all available letters and glyphs.

This color OpenType font is designed for use in programs that support color bitmap fonts. To fully utilize OpenType-SVG fonts, you’ll need software such as Photoshop CC 2017, Illustrator CC 2018, Procreate 4.3, or newer versions. As OpenType-SVG has become a widely recognized standard in the industry, you’ll likely find it compatible with many of your favorite tools, including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, QuarkXPress, Keynote, PowerPoint, Word, and more.

In addition, each character is available as a separate PNG file with a transparent background, each in a high resolution of 2900x2600px. The download package contains 49 files, one for each character in the letter set, allowing you to manually arrange them in any graphic software to create custom text designs.

Let your text make waves – Paint Melt Font.

Apparently, this font is “high-definition OpenType,” meaning, in layman’s terms, it only works in apps that know what to do with color bitmap fonts. So basically, if your software isn’t clever enough, the whole thing just collapses. You’ll be left staring at what can only be described as the alphabet after a heavy night out. And yes, I’m aware that font geeks will be getting all hot and bothered about this. They’ll say things like, “Oh, the depth! The texture! The sheer vibrancy!” Meanwhile, you’re sitting there thinking, “Yeah, but can I read it?”

But you know what? Despite all that, I love it. It’s so bad, it’s kind of good. It’s like those terrible TV shows that are so cringe you can’t look away—think of it as the Love Island of typography. You can’t use it in a serious document. I mean, imagine a legal contract written in Paint Melt. “By signing this, you agree to…” Wait, why is the letter ‘B’ sliding off the page?

Turn up the heat on your design with Paint Melt Font

It’s not practical, but isn’t that what creativity is? As I’ve said before, “Creativity is like my hairline—it’s unpredictable, but at least it’s mine.” In a world where every design wants to be neat, orderly, and “minimalist” (ugh, I’m bored just saying it), Paint Melt is the rebellious teenager of typography. It doesn’t care about your rules. It’s there to make a mess, get in your face, and maybe leave a stain.

And the layout possibilities? Insane. Every letter looks like it’s about to melt into the next one, which is both fun and infuriating. You’ll need a degree in art history just to line them up. But if you pull it off, congrats—you’re officially avant-garde, or at least your PowerPoint presentation is.

In short, Paint Melt isn’t a font for the faint-hearted. It’s for the daring, the brave, the “I might regret this, but let’s see where it goes” kind of people.