A Font with Serifs. Disordered

A Font with Serifs. Disordered font by A. Skersys is a free distorted serif typeface that looks like it’s been shaken, stretched, and dragged through a photocopier. The letters wobble on the line, serifs flick out at odd angles, and the texture feels scratchy and unstable, giving every word a nervous, haunted energy. It’s the kind of inky chaos that makes quiet, normal fonts look almost too clean.

Using A Font with Serifs. Disordered, your titles instantly feel uneasy and experimental, which works beautifully for horror posters, glitchy music covers, escape-room branding, zines, and dark event flyers. This free font thrives at larger sizes where its warped curves and jittery rhythm can really breathe. Pair it with a plain, neutral sans serif for body text to keep layouts readable while the headlines do all the unsettling work.

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