Ixat Demo

Ixat font by Harold Lohner is a free distorted display typeface that looks like text that’s been shredded by a scanner glitch. Heavy black blocks are carved into sharp, stepped slices, leaving thin white gaps that feel jittery and electric. The result is bold, illegible-at-a-glance texture that pulls you in, then resolves into letterforms with a tense, digital rhythm.

Using Ixat, you can push posters, experimental album art, glitchy game titles, hacker‑themed graphics, flyers, and zines into full-on signal-interference mode. It shines when set huge, where the broken stripes and chopped edges become graphic elements in their own right. Pair this free font with a very clean geometric sans for body text to keep the chaos controlled.