April Ten Font

Free for Commercial Use
Designed by Iordanis Passas

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AprilTen-Regular.otf
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

About

April Ten is a distressed horror display typeface with irregular outlines, sharp angles, and compressed letterforms that instantly push designs into a darker, grittier mood. Its rough stroke edges and tight spacing create a sense of tension, making it useful for horror movie posters, haunted attraction branding, or themed social media graphics. However, the texture and uneven shapes seriously hurt legibility in small sizes or dense paragraphs, so it struggles in long copy or UI text. It works well when used sparingly as a headline accent or logotype, but becomes visually overwhelming if applied across full layouts.

Best For:
horror movie poster titles
haunted house event flyers
dark gaming logos and wordmarks

Not Ideal For:
body text or long paragraphs
formal business documents
clean corporate branding
small-size UI labels

Perfect for advertising, branding, and film, with a bold and decorative style.

License

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Free for commercial use
This font may be used in commercial design projects such as branding, advertising, and visual content. Usage rights may vary depending on the license terms. Please review the license details for specific restrictions.
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Free for personal use
You can also use this font freely in personal and non-commercial projects.
April Ten Font is licensed under the SIL Open Font License (OFL).

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How to Use April Ten Font

  1. Download the font file.
  2. Install it on your device (TTF or OTF format).
  3. Use it in your favorite design tools, such as Photoshop, Illustrator, or Canva.

April Ten Font FAQ

Q: Is this font free for commercial use?

A: This font is released under the SIL Open Font License (OFL), which generally allows both personal and commercial use. Please review the license for specific conditions or contact the author if you have any questions.

Q: Can I use this font for logos or branding?

A: This font can typically be used for logos and branding, subject to the OFL terms. For further clarification, please contact the author.

Q: What file formats are included?

A: Most fonts include TTF or OTF files.