Appetite font by Jakob Fischer of PizzaDude is a free distorted display typeface that looks like it’s been scrawled with a chunky marker and then slightly melted at the edges. The letters are tall, skinny, and a little wobbly, with inky blobs and soft irregular outlines that give every word a restless, handmade energy. It feels raw and a bit mischievous-like a note dashed off in a hurry on a messy kitchen counter.
Using Appetite, you get a texture that instantly breaks the digital polish and adds grit and personality to headlines. This free font works beautifully for gig posters, indie album covers, zines, snack packaging, horror-comedy titles, and bold social graphics. Set it big and loose for maximum impact, and pair Appetite with a clean, neutral sans-serif for body text to keep your layouts readable while the headlines run wild.