Burner Font Family is a layered graffiti type system for After Effects and Premiere Pro, providing 155 wildstyle letters, numbers, symbols and flourishes across five styles for creating complex, legible burners.
Developed by Highground.

About Burner Font Family
Burner Font Family from Highground is a layered type system built around 155 wildstyle graffiti characters in five distinct styles. Each style includes fill, outline, fade and detail layers that can be combined to form intricate, consistent burners. Every style provides three full alphabets plus initial and terminal glyphs, along with additional embellishments for authentic graffiti designs. The newer Burner Color style utilizes OpenType full‑color vector font capabilities, merging all four layers into a single color typeface that can be used directly or broken apart for recoloring. First released in 2009, the font family continues to be updated and works across several Adobe applications, with After Effects 15.0+ and Premiere Pro listed as minimum versions.
Features
- 155 wildstyle graffiti letters, numbers, symbols and flourishes in each of five styles
- Fill, outline, fade and detail styles that layer and combine into complex, consistent and legible burners
- Three full alphabets per style, plus initial (beginning) and terminal (ending) glyphs and many other embellishments
- Burner Color style using OpenType full-color vector font capabilities to combine all four styles, layered, into one color typeface
- Burner Color typeface usable as-is or broken apart and recolored however you see fit
Best for
Designers who need authentic wildstyle graffiti typography in After Effects or Premiere Pro projects.
Frequently asked questions
Does Burner Font Family work with After Effects and Premiere Pro?
Yes. Burner Font Family lists After Effects version 15.0 and later and Premiere Pro as supported applications; it also lists other Adobe programs such as Illustrator, InDesign and Audition with their respective minimum versions.
What styles are included in Burner Font Family?
The family includes five styles: fill, outline, fade, detail, and the newer Burner Color style that combines the four layered styles into a single OpenType color font.
How does the Burner Color style in Burner Font Family work?
Burner Color uses OpenType full‑color vector capabilities to merge fill, outline, fade and detail layers into one color typeface. It can be used as a complete font or broken apart for custom recoloring while retaining the layered appearance.
Is Burner Font Family free?
The catalog lists the product as free, but licensing terms may change. Users should verify the current license on Highground’s developer page before incorporating the font into a project.
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