Plaq 108

Plaq 108 font by Piotr Wozniak of 066.FONT is a free eroded display typeface that looks like it’s been eaten away by gritty halftone dots. Each letter is built from tight clusters of round pixels that break apart at the edges, giving text a vibrating, almost glitchy texture. The result feels both analog and digital at once—like photocopied graffiti or a blown‑up newspaper print left out in the rain.

Using Plaq 108, you get instant noise, motion, and attitude without needing extra effects. This free font shines on gig posters, experimental flyers, zines, album art, streetwear graphics, and bold social media titles that need to feel raw and unpolished. Keep it big so the dot pattern stays crisp, and pair it with a clean geometric sans from the Plaq family or another neutral font to handle body copy.

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