Strokes Font Family

After Effects & Premiere Pro · Highground

Strokes Font Family by Highground offers four all‑caps, graffiti‑inspired typefaces for After Effects and Premiere Pro, each emulating fast brush or marker strokes with minimal paths for realistic large‑size rendering.

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About Strokes Font Family

Strokes Font Family from Highground provides four distinct all‑caps typefaces designed for After Effects and Premiere Pro. The fonts mimic fast strokes made with a wide paint brush or chisel‑tip marker and retain realistic detail at very large sizes while using fewer paths than comparable fonts. The four styles are: Strokes, with heavy spatter and optimized performance; Strokes Wide, offering higher detail and sharpness; Strokes Rough, emulating a dry‑brush texture; and Strokes Sharp, featuring tapered strokes ending in sharp streaks. Each style contains about 250 glyphs, covering basic multilingual characters, numbers, punctuation, and symbols.

Features

  • Four styles: Strokes, Strokes Wide, Strokes Rough and Strokes Sharp
  • Main Strokes style with heavy spatter on the capitals, optimized for the fastest performance
  • Strokes Wide with higher detail and sharpness, Strokes Rough with a dry brush look, and Strokes Sharp with tapered strokes that terminate in sharp streaks
  • About 250 glyphs per style, including basic multilingual support, numbers, punctuation and symbols
  • All-caps design in a simple graffiti-inspired style
  • Built with a minimal number of paths to retain a realistic look at very large sizes

Best for

All‑caps titling and lettering in a graffiti‑inspired brush or marker style within After Effects and Premiere Pro.

Frequently asked questions

Does Strokes Font Family work with Premiere Pro?

Yes. Strokes Font Family lists compatibility with Premiere Pro version 12.0 and later, indicating support for current releases of the application.

How many glyphs does each Strokes style include?

Each of the four styles includes roughly 250 glyphs, providing basic multilingual coverage along with numbers, punctuation, and symbols.

What’s the difference between the four Strokes styles?

The four styles differ in finish: Strokes has heavy spatter and is performance‑optimized; Strokes Wide adds more detail and sharpness; Strokes Rough simulates a dry‑brush look; Strokes Sharp uses tapered strokes that end in sharp streaks.

Is Strokes Font Family free?

The catalog marks Strokes Font Family as free, but pricing and licensing terms should be verified on the developer’s site before commercial use.

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