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Bulletto Killa Font

A bold, retro brush script with diner-sign energy

Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini · Bold retro script ยท 2015 · ! Free for non-commercial use (CC BY-NC)

Bulletto Killa font poster: red retro script on cream with a checkered diner stripBulletto Killa font on a burger box reading Burger JointBulletto Killa character set: capitals, lowercase and symbols (numbers are in the full version only)

Illustrations of the Bulletto Killa style made for DaFontFonts. Letterforms are approximate; check the official specimen before you buy.

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License:
Free for non-commercial use (CC BY-NC)
Font Type:
Free for personal use
Download:
Official free release
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About Bulletto Killa

Bulletto Killa is a bold script by Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini of Zetafonts, released in 2015. Its heavy, rounded brush letters and confident slant recall 1950s diner signs, sports logos and vintage food packaging.

It is great for restaurant and food branding, t-shirts, posters and retro logos. The free version is licensed CC BY-NC for non-commercial use and leaves out the numbers; the full family is sold by Zetafonts.

Where Bulletto Killa works best

  • Diner and food branding (with a license)
  • Retro t-shirts and posters
  • Sports-style logos
  • Social graphics

Free alternatives to Bulletto Killa

Open-licence fonts with a comparable feel, every one verified free for commercial use and downloadable from DaFontFonts.

Bulletto Killa is a trademark of its owner. DaFontFonts does not host or distribute the Bulletto Killa font files; download and licence links go to the official source.

Questions

Is Bulletto Killa free?

It is free for non-commercial use under a CC BY-NC license. Commercial use needs a license from Zetafonts.

Does the free Bulletto Killa have numbers?

No. In the free version the number keys show a placeholder; the full version has them.

Who designed Bulletto Killa?

Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini of Zetafonts, in 2015.

What is a free alternative to Bulletto Killa?

Yellowtail and Pacifico are open-source retro scripts you can use commercially.

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