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It’s time to roll up your sleeves and get down to business with this full-featured Adobe Illustrator CC tutorial. This one takes you from setup to production of a really cool beer label design. Although this could be useful for any bottled concoction of your choosing, we are going to be working on printable beer labels for this one.

We get to cover all kinds of useful tools like Type On A Path, Live Trace, and the Opacity Mask. My buddy brewed his own beer and I made him personalized beer labels using this technique, and they were an instant hit! I’m very happy to show you how it’s done. OK, let’s do it!

Need a Label Quick?

Looking for a customizable, ready-made label that doesn’t need software? Head on over to Placeit, where you can use the Beer Bottle label maker to create unique and creative label designs, like this purrfect witches brew craft beer label.

What You Will Need

As well as access to Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop, you’ll also need to download the following image file and font to follow this tutorial:

• Photo Reference
• Border Set Template
• Bristain Rought Font

What You’ll Learn in This Beer Label Design Tutorial

• How to set up a beer bottle label design in Illustrator
• How to add text and graphics to the beer label
• How to create a banner strip for the custom beer label
• How to integrate a photo image into your homebrew beer label
• How to use the Placeit beer label maker
• How to create a label template in Illustrator

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1. How to Set Up a Printable Beer Label File

Step 1

Open a new Illustrator document (File > New or Command-N), and set the beer label size to 11 inches by 8.5 inches in CMYK color mode. This probably isn’t your default setting, so make sure to change the Units and Color Mode for this one.

Select the Rectangle Tool (M), with no Fill and 0.25 pt stroke, and then click once on the stage and enter 4 in wide by 3.5 in high. Select the Ellipse Tool (L), click once on the stage, and enter 2.1 in by 2.2 in. Select both the ellipse and the square, and in the Align panel, center the objects horizontally and vertically.

Step 2

Select the square, and in the menu, go to Effect > Crop Marks.

Increase the square’s size to 4.125 in by 3.875 in. This square will be the size of our image, which is 1/8 in larger than the crop marks. This ensures no white space when you or the printers cut these labels out.

 

Step 3

Select All (Command-A), and in the Align panel, toggle the artboard and center the label horizontally and vertically.

Select the square with the crop marks and, from the top menu, select Object > Lock > Selection (Command-2).

2. How to Add Text & Graphics to the Beer Label Design

Step 1

OK, now we can start really making graphics. First off, select the ellipse and Copy it (Command-C). Don’t paste it quite yet. Fill the oval with dark green #6B752A. Give the oval an inside light green #D3E27E 3 pt stroke.

Use the Appearance panel to add an outside dark green #6B752A 1.5 pt stroke.

Step 2

Go ahead and Paste in Front your copied ellipse (Command-F).

Double-click the Scale Tool to bring up the Scale dialogue panel, and enter 65% in the Uniform field.

Select both ellipses and, in the Pathfinder panel, apply Shape Modes: Minus Front, and then click Expand.

Step 3

You should still have your original oval in the clipboard, so take the ellipse and Paste in Front again (Command-F).

Double-click the Scale Tool to bring up the Scale dialogue panel, and this time enter 71% in the Uniform field, and click OK.

Step 4

Select the Type On A Path Tool and choose one of the Envato Elements fonts (I used Bristain Rought Serif font at 23 pt, and Tracking at 130) and set the Fill color to white. Click on the oval and type the brand name of the product—for example, ‘OLD BARREL’—on the beer label design.

Adjust the Tracking (the space between the letters), if necessary, by clicking between the letters and pressing Command-Shift-[ or ].

Adjust the baseline, if necessary, by increasing or decreasing the size of the ellipse that the text is on.

Step 5

View the Rulers by pressing Command-R or Menu > View > Show Rulers, select the type, and drag a horizontal guide from the top ruler to the center of the circle. If the guide isn’t visible, then go to Menu > View > Show Guides (Command-;). Use the Selection Tool (V) to drag the handle of the text to the center position.

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Step 6

Select the Ellipse Tool (L). Click and hold Alt–Shift while dragging outward from the center of your oval to create a circle that extends past the empty center of the oval. Fill it with orange #F2781C and null Stroke.

Right-click > Arrange > Send to Back (Command -Alt-[) to send the orange circle to the back.

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3. How to Create a Banner Strip for the Beer Label Badge

Step 1

Select the Rectangle Tool (M) and click once on the artboard to open the Rectangle dialogue panel.

Enter 2.2 in and 0.3 in for the Width and Height.

With the rectangle selected, go to the Gradient panel and choose a horizontal linear gradient color #533930 on each end and #704438 in the middle.

Give the rectangle a 1 pt black Stroke, and check the Round Join option.

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Step 2

In the menu, go to Object > Envelope Distort > Make With Warp and choose Squeeze, check Horizontal, and Bend only 2%.

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Step 3

Type in the kind of product, such as ‘Handcrafted Beer’, and center it in the rectangle (I’ll stick with Bristain Rought Serif font for all the text).

Step 4

Select the Rectangle Tool (M) and click once on the artboard. Enter 0.5 in width and 0.3 in height. Give it a 1 pt black Stroke, using the Round Join option again.

Give this rectangle a Linear Gradient with #533930 on the left and #986633 on the right.

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Step 5

With the rectangle selected, go to Object > Path > Add Anchor Points.

With the Direct Selection Tool (A), select the middle point on the right of the rectangle, and drag it towards the center to create the end of the tail. Hold Shift while dragging to force it to be straight.

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Step 6

Place this tail object on the right end of the rectangle, and nudge it down a bit. Send it behind the rectangle: Right-click > Arrange > Send Backward (Command-[).

Copy (Command-C) the tail object and Paste in Front (Command-F).

Right-click the copied tail object and select Transform > Reflect. Choose Vertical and 90 degrees for the angle. Move the reflected tail object over to the left side, holding Shift while dragging to force it to be straight.

Step 6

Now, a detail to make the banner more realistic: zoom in close to where the right tail meets the rectangle. Choose the Pen Tool (P) and draw a shape with four clicks: the bottom right of the rectangle, the bottom left of the tail, straight up to any position (hold Shift), and back to the beginning point to close.

Fill the shape with a dark brown #2D1C17 and 1 pt rounded black Stroke.

Press, Command-[ until the shape is behind the rectangle but in front of the tail.

Step 7

Copy it (Command-C), and Paste in Front (Command-F).

Right-click > Transform > Reflect > Vertical 90 degrees.

Shift-drag to the same spot on the left end of the beer label banner.

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Step 8

Select the entire banner and go to Object > Envelope Distort > Make With Warp, choosing Arc and 12% for the Bend.

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Step 8

Now, let’s place the beer label banner into the design.

Click the brand name text ‘OLD BARREL’ so the center point is visible. Drag a vertical guide from the left Ruler to the center point. Place the banner in position, using the vertical guide to keep it centered.

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4. How to Draw & Add a Wheat Grain to the Beer Label 

Step 1

We could just grab an image of wheat or a stock vector, but would you learn much? Nope! So let’s make stalks of wheat from scratch. Use the Ellipse Tool (L) and create a small thin vertical oval of any color.

Use the Convert Anchor Point Tool (which is nested in the Pen Tool) and click the top point of the oval. Use the Selection Tool (V) and press Alt while dragging to create a copy of this teardrop shape to use as the tip of the wheat in a few steps. Place it aside for now.

Step 2

Use the Direct Selection Tool (A) and drag the top point up and to the left on our original teardrop shape. With the Direct Selection Tool (A), drag the left curve handle to the right, which curves the teardrop shape. Now it looks more like a grain of wheat.

Double-click the Rotate Tool (R) and choose an Angle of about -20 degrees. You want to get that tip pointing slightly right of vertical.

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Step 2

From the menu, select Effect > Distort & Transform > Transform. This is a great feature of Illustrator. You can use it to create all kinds of interesting patterns and shapes. In this case, we will repeat the wheat grain to make the rest of the wheat stalk. Check Preview and enter 3 for Copies and -0.45 in (about) for Vertical. Click OK when it looks right.

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Step 3

Copy it (Command-C), Paste in Front (Command-F), and then Right-click > Transform > Reflect, and choose Vertical 90 degrees. Nudge it left into position. Place your copied teardrop on the tip.

Use the Line Segment Tool (\) and create a 2 pt, Round Join, Round Cap, white vertical line for the stem, below the grains.

Step 4

Select all the wheat elements and make them white.

From the menu, select Object > Envelope Distort > Make with Warp, and choose Arc for the style, check Vertical, and about a 30% Bend.

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Step 5

Place the wheat on the label, resizing and rotating as necessary, and then go to Arrange > Send Backward (Command-[) to send it behind the banner.

Copy (Command-C) and Paste in Front (Command-F).

Right-click, Transform > Reflect, choose Vertical 90 degrees, and move the copy to the right side of the label.

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5. How to Integrate Additional Text Into the Beer Label Badge

Step 1

Add the word ‘Wheat’, “Ale”, “Kolsch”, or whatever the type of drink it is. In the menu, go to Object > Envelope Distort > Make with Warp and enter an acceptable negative number in the Bend effect.

Position the text in the middle-bottom of the label.

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Step 2

Select and Copy (Command-C) the main large text-on-a-path.

Paste in Front (Command-F). Increase the size so the circle is just larger than the label oval. Use the Selection Tool (V), and click any corner of the text-on-a-path and Alt-Shift-Drag to expand equally.

Type a catchphrase or quote to personalize the product. Decrease the font size as necessary and use the color #6B752A. Use the Selection Tool (V) to adjust the position of the text on the curve, by dragging the right handle.

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6. How to Add a Photo to a Homebrew Beer Label Design

Step 1

Get a photo of the brewmaster, or any person you’d like to feature on the label. It’s the head and shoulders we’re looking for. It’s very helpful to have the subject on a white background. Many thanks to wookiestock at deviantart.com for this photo I have used in this tutorial. Open the photo in Adobe Photoshop.

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Step 2

In the Photoshop menu, go to Image > Adjustments > Threshold and adjust the slider until there’s a good balance of light and dark in the face. We will need the face area to be contained, as in no breaks along the perimeter of the head, because we will fill the face in with white later. So for this image, I darkened his left cheek and right ear so there is a complete outline of his head after the threshold is applied.

Step 3

Use the Elliptical Marquee Tool (M) to create a selection around the head and shoulders. Go to Select > Inverse (Command-Shift-I) and delete everything but the head and shoulders.

Crop (C) and Save (Command-S) the photo.

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Step 4

Open your new face photo in Illustrator.

Select the image and click the Image Trace button in the Properties panel, or select the Black and White Logo preset from the Tracing Presets button, and Expand.

Step 5

Click Live Paint, and then, with the Live Paint Bucket Tool (K), Fill all the black areas with dark brown #533930. Fill all the face portions with white. Clean up the image as necessary and place it in the middle of the label.

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Step 6

Now we want the top of the head to pop out from the oval, but the rest to go behind the oval, making a 3D effect.

Select the face, Copy (Command-C), and Paste in Front (Command-F). Right-click and select Ungroup (Command-Shift-G).

Step 7

In the Pathfinder panel, choose Unite and click Expand to make the face one solid shape.

Step 8

Use the Knife Tool to chop off the top of the head, and delete the rest by using the Direct Selection Tool (A). The Knife Tool is one I hardly ever use, and there’s no shortcut for it, so it may be tricky to find. It is hidden under the Eraser Tool (Shift-E).

Select the face and send it back behind the oval. The chopped-off head part will be in front now. Grab the Selection Tool (V) and Scale the face and head shape slightly up.

Wow, this thing is really starting to shape up! All we need now is a background, and the label is finished!

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7. How to Design a Custom Beer Bottle Label Background 

Step 1

Select the label square and Fill it with light green #D3E27E. Remove the stroke.

Use the Line Segment Tool (\) to create two horizontal 0.25 pt black lines: one near the top and one near the bottom. Feel free to make them longer than the square, as we will crop them later.

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Step 2

The Blend option makes it easy to repeat these lines evenly across the background. Select them both and, in the menu, go to Object > Blend > Blend Options and choose 50 for Spacing: Specified Steps and click OK.

Now go to Object > Blend > Make to apply the effect. Send the lines behind the artwork but keep them in front of the green background.

Step 3

Another really cool feature in Illustrator is the Opacity Mask. I will use it here to fade out the lines.

Copy (Command-C) the green square and Paste it in Front (Command-F) of the lines, and give it a Radial black and white Gradient, with black in the center.

Step 4

Select the square and the lines, and in the Transparency panel dropdown menu, choose Make Opacity Mask. Adjust the gradient to fade the lines out in the center.

Step 5

Make sure to click the left square in the Transparency panel when you are finished editing the opacity mask, because you will not be able to select other elements until you do.

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7. How to Prepare a Print-Ready Beer Label Design 

Step 1

Some printers freak out when they see transparency-related effects, so we will flatten ours to be safe. Select the opacity mask and choose Object > Flatten Transparency.

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Step 2

Select all the text in this file or just Select All (Command-A), and in the menu, choose Type > Create Outlines. This will ensure your typography is preserved. It may be a good idea to save your file before this step, in case you want to edit the text later.

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Step 3

Select everything including the crop marks and Group it (Command-G). Change the x-position to 3 in. Copy and Paste in Front another label (Command-F). Move the x-position of the second label to 8 in.

Step 4

Ungroup (Command-Shift-G) the objects until you can select and delete the horizontal crop marks in the middle of the two labels. Here is your final, printer-friendly, super tasty illustration! You can have your own beer label print at home.

Thanks for following along, and I really hope your custom beer label designs are a big hit! Here is the original beer bottle label design I made for “Huja Brew”, and a mockup of our custom design using Placeit‘s beer label maker.

Try a Placeit Customizable Beer Label Template

I hope you enjoyed this printable beer label tutorial and learned a few tricks along the way. Now you are a craft beer label designer!

If you are looking to save time or searching for other mockup designs, templates, and logos, check out these amazing beer label design makers on Placeit.

1. Witches Brew Beer Label Maker

Prefer a darker, more mysterious theme? This template has a witchcraft aura to it, and you can completely customize the text, colors, and graphics.

2. Beer Label Generator for a Stout Beer

For a more serious, royal, sixteenth century feel, try this beer label generator. It’s a simple, clean design, and you can easily adjust the layout content.

3. Wrestling Mask Beer Label Design Maker

This beer label design maker has a fun approach, with a lucha libre damaged effect to it. You can upload your own custom mask design, change the color tone, and try adding other decorative font styles to it.

4. Geisha Beer Label Maker Template

If you are looking for an ornamental, colorful, and exotic design, try out this beer label design template. It’s easy to adjust the layout content, and you can swap the colors and graphics to create a simple printable beer label.

5. Lager Beer Label Template

To present a more modern, fresh, geometric style, try this lager beer label template. This is a great option for contemporary and unique brew mixes.

Design Your Own Printable Beer Labels

I hope you found the inspiration today to either custom design a beer label from scratch or generate one using the Placeit beer label maker. I’d love to see your own custom homebrew beer labels. Create your designs and share your results in the comments below!

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If you want to publish an app, you’re going to need to provide the App Store with app screenshots. These screenshots will be shown in your App Store listing and will largely determine whether your potential users download your app or move on to someone else’s. 

Today, we’ll show you how to make great app store screenshots easily using the app store screenshot generator from Placeit. Then we’ll share 18 design templates you can customise to create your own eye-catching app store screenshots.

Follow along with us over on our Envato Tuts+ YouTube channel:

How to Get Screenshots for the App Store to Stand Out

If you’re an app developer, you know how to take a screenshot of your app, but what you may be less sure of is how to get screenshots for the App Store to stand out from the crowd.

There are so many apps available today that even the best apps can struggle for recognition, so we have three tips for you on how to get screenshots for the App Store to stand out. 

1. Use eye-catching header text that tells your target audience what they’re getting.

2. Put the most visually enticing screenshot first. You only have a second to hook your viewer and make them want to investigate your app further, so draw them in with a killer image.

3. Pick screenshots of your app that best explain its purpose. Most app stores permit a total of five images, while some, like the Apple store, allow ten. Make each image you use count by answering three important questions: What is unique and special about my app? What problem does it solve? What action do I want my target audience to take? And be sure to follow the app store screenshot guidelines and size requirements.

Now, let’s take a look at how to make great App Store screenshots. 

How to Make Great App Store Screenshots

With the Placeit App Store Screenshot Generator, you never have to worry about app store screenshot sizes or dimensions as the templates are perfectly customised to your needs and are easy to use. Follow these simple steps to discover how to get screenshots for the App Store.

Step 1: Select an App Store Screenshot Design

Go to Placeit.net > Mockups > App Store Screenshots. 

This will take you to tons of App Store screenshot templates ready for customisation.

Fill in your text at the top of the screen, select a colour for your template’s background, and upload your screenshot using the Upload Screenshot button. 

All the info you entered will appear on the available App Store screenshot templates, giving you a good idea of what your finished template will look like. You can browse the templates and select the one you like the most by clicking on it. 

This will open up the App Store Screenshots Generator and allow you to fine-tune your customisations. 

Step 2: Choose a Background Image and Colour Scheme

Start your customisation by moving to the controls on the right and choosing a background image. You can then change the background image if you care to using the colour picker. 

Step 3: Add Text  

Now move to the controls on the left and modify your text if you need to. I’ll keep the text I added at the beginning, but I want to change the font style and the font colour and add some additional text. 

You can also change your app screenshot here if you like and add a logo. I’m happy with the screenshot I chose, and I don’t want to clutter the design, so I’ll leave everything here as is.

Step 4: Organise Your Text 

You can move and resize your text and/or logo as needed, and if you don’t like what you’ve done, just hit the Reset Layout button to return to the default layout.

Step 5: Download Your App Store Screenshot Design

When you are happy with your design, just click the Download button at the top of the page.

This will take you to the download page, where you have two options for purchasing your App Store screenshot design. 

You can either pay a single fee for your design or sign up for a monthly or yearly subscription that offers you unlimited downloads of all Placeit’s designs, mockups, logos, videos, and gaming templates.

Now that you know how to use the best App Store screenshot generator on the internet today, let’s take a look at a few of the awesome screenshot templates you can find at Placeit. 

Best App Store Screenshot Templates

App Store Screenshot Mockup Featuring an iPhone 11 

This app store screenshot design template is a great way to show off your app’s screenshots. Customisation is super easy using the app store screenshot generator. 

App Store Screenshot Mockup

With six screens on display on the iPhone 11, this mockup is an excellent choice for showing off multiple pages of your app at the same time. Just use the Upload Image button to upload one image at a time. 

Mockup of iPhone Template for App

This terrific iPhone 7 template offers tons of cool backgrounds with a variety of shapes, textures, and colour options. Make your heading count to capture your target audience’s attention.

App Store Screenshot Generator

Promote your app when you make an app store screenshot using this fabulous iPhone 6 mockup. You have a choice of several background designs and can add as much or as little text as you want to. 

App Store Screenshot

This angled iPhone 7 mockup is perfect app store screenshot for showing off your app’s most riveting pages. Just upload your screenshot, add your text, select your colour scheme, and you’re ready for the bright lights.

App Store Screenshot Design

This tilted iPhone 7 mockup is simple but powerful. If you want to really showcase your app store screenshot at its best, this is a great template choice. 

App Store Screenshot Creator

This App Store screenshot design is perfect for creative, beauty, fashion, and lifestyle apps. Upload your screenshot, select the background that best suits your taste, add your text, and your template is ready to use. 

iPhone 6 App Store Screenshot Template

This colourful but low-key iPhone 6 mockup is ideal for business or finance apps, and it’s super easy to customise as well. 

iPhone 8 App Store Screenshot

Looking for the best modernist background patterns for your App Store screenshot? Then check out this iPhone 8 mockup. There’s a nice range of backgrounds to choose from to make sure your app store screenshot design has the look you’re after. 

App Store Screenshot Mockup

Looking for that wonderful rose gold iPhone 6 model for your screenshot mockup? Then this template, with its geometric patterns against a black background, is the one for you.

Illustrated App Store Screenshot Mockup Featuring an iPhone 6s

How about this cool and funky mockup for displaying your screenshots on the App Store? Just add your header text, upload your screenshot, and your template is ready for use. 

iPhone 7 Mockup App Store Screenshot

Get funky with this iPhone 7 mockup featuring a patterned background that you can colour with any hue you like. Use the colour picker to choose just the right look for your app, add your text, and upload your screenshot. It’s as easy as that.

App Store Screenshot

This design is a bit of a departure from the others featured here because it doesn’t actually feature a mobile phone, just a 2D screen of one. This takes attention away from the model of the phone and puts it where it belongs, on the app screenshots.

App Store Screenshot Maker

Here’s another angled iPhone 6 beauty for you to showcase your app. The template offers loads of artistic backgrounds. Try them all out and pick the one you love the most. 

App Store Screenshot Mockup Featuring a Wavy Pattern

How awesome is this background pattern? The perfect amount of razzle-dazzle your app needs to catch a potential buyer’s eye as they scroll by.

Template for App Store Screenshot

You don’t have to worry about all the app store screenshot guidelines when you use these templates. That’s because Placeit has done the heavy lifting for you and created designs that perfectly meet your needs. 

App Store Screenshot for iPhone 7

How about this tropical psychedelic iPhone 7 mockup? If this one doesn’t quite suit your taste, don’t worry—there are plenty more to choose from. 

App Store Screenshot Builder Featuring the Lower Part Of a Pink iPhone 7

Bright and beautiful, this lovely rose gold iPhone 7 mockup is a great way to show off your app store screenshot. Upload your image, change the text, and your template is ready to shine. 

Create Your Custom App Store Screenshots Today

Now that you know how to make great app store screenshots and where to find the best App Store screenshots on the market today, head on over to Placeit.net and create your own custom app store screenshots. 

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If you’ve written an amazing fantasy novel or created a fabulous fantasy flick, then you’re going to need the right graphics to call attention to your masterpiece. 

Today we’re featuring the 38 best fantasy fonts to be found at Envato Elements and GraphicRiver. Check them out!

Unlimited Fantasy Font Downloads at Envato Elements

Envato Elements is a great source for premium fantasy fonts. With one low monthly fee, you can download as many as you want, as often as you want. What’s more, that monthly fee also allows you to access thousands of premium digital assets like logos, graphic templates, mockups, photos, business card templates, and much more.

Let’s take a look at some of the best fantasy fonts available at Envato Elements.

27 Best Fantasy Fonts From Envato Elements

Beastman Fantasy Horror Font  (TTF, OTF) 

If the horror genre is your thing, then Beastman is the fantasy font for you. This font is great for titles, logos, branding, and promoting your next horror show.

Algae Fantasy Book Fonts  (TTF, OTF)

Vanderick – Best Fantasy Font  (TTF, OTF)

If you’ve written an action adventure fantasy and are looking for a riveting font to grace the cover of your creation, then try the Vanderick Fantasy Font. It will not only make your book cover pop but will also call attention to all the merchandise you create to advertise your book.

Wonder Night Fantasy Font Online  (TTF, OTF)

Whether your fantasy creation is about a magical kingdom or a realm of horror, you can’t go wrong with this fantasy font designed for use off and online. The font offers large and small uppercase characters, numbers, punctuation, symbols, stylistic alternates, and doodles for you to create just the look you want.

Timor Fonts for Fantasy Book Covers  (TTF, OTF)

Combining vintage and grunge, this terrific font for fantasy book covers is just what you need when you want to create an air of mystery and foreboding. The font comes in four styles: regular, grunge, inline, and inline grunge. Have fun! 

aSolaire Fonts for Fantasy Book Covers  (TTF, OTF)

Fantasya Text Font  (TTF, OTF)

A hand-drawn fantasy test font that evokes the magic and mystery inherent in fantasy, Fantasya is a lovely display font that’s great for movie titles, book covers, and all sorts of branding. The font offers upper and lowercase characters, numbers, punctuation, and plenty of alternates and ligatures so you can create your own unique look.

Monsteria Fantasy Book Fonts  (TTF, OTF)

Fantasy Book Cover Font  (TTF, OTF)

Zoltana Fonts for Fantasy Book Covers  (TTF, OTF)

Zoltana is a brilliant decorative font designed specifically for those occasions when you need an elaborate font to hold your viewer spellbound. The font offers both small and large uppercase characters, extensive ligatures, and swash letters to help you create your one-of-a-kind text. 

Mysteria Fantasy Text Font  (TTF, OTF)

Mysteria is an excellent display font for those times when you need a font that will start out on a large project. Great for large posters and signage, Mysteria is also a great fantasy book cover font.

Broken Knight Fantasy Font Online (TTF, OTF)

Blue North – Fantasy Book Fonts  (TTF, OTF)

When you need a fantasy book font with a vintage touch, Blue North is the font for you. The font is offered in four styles: regular, grunge, inline, and inline grunge.

Mystic Root – Fantasy Book Cover Fonts  (TTF, OTF)

How spooky is this font? An excellent fantasy font for occult content, Mystic Root is the perfect fantasy book cover font for your next tome and would also look great for movies, posters, and signage. 

Jimny Smooth Fantasy Font  (TTF, OTF)

Maquire Fantasy Book Cover Fonts  (TTF, OTF, WOFF)

Here’s another fantasy book cover font with a completely different flavour from the one above. This awesome decorative font is offered in uppercase characters only and is a perfect display font for books, movie titles, posters, and branding projects. 

Flamingo – Fantasy Font Online  (TTF, OTF)

When you want a stylish fantasy font with plenty of flourishes, Flamingo is a great choice for you. This vintage fantasy text font is offered in six styles, giving you plenty of options for creating your own unique look. 

Whimsy Fantasy Book Fonts  (TTF, OTF)

Whimsy is a handmade font that’s offered in uppercase characters only. The fantasy text font is great for book covers, movie titles, posters, and so much more. 

Neverland Fantasy Book Cover Fonts  (TTF, OTF)

It doesn’t get much better than Neverland, an incredible vintage fantasy font that’s excellent for book covers, movie titles, posters, and all sorts of branding. This handmade font is offered in uppercase characters only and offers plenty of ligatures for you to give your text a unique personality.

Venture – Fantasy Text Fonts  (TTF, OTF)

Aronica Smooth Fantasy Font  (TTF, OTF)

Aronica is a smooth fantasy font that you can use in a variety of projects. The decorative slab serif is perfect for titles of all kinds, as well as posters, advertising, and signage.

The Crow – Fantasy Book Fonts  (TTF, OTF)

CageWorld Font for Fantasy Book Covers  (TTF, OTF)

CageWorld is a handcrafted vintage display font that’s ideal for your fantasy book project and all the branding materials you create to promote it. The font is offered in both upper and lowercase characters, with numerals and full punctuation.

Squadez Fantasy Book Fonts  (TTF, OTF)

Squadez fantasy book font is a Gothic inspired font that’ll bring an air of the extraordinary and mystery to your projects. Use it for your book covers, posters, T-shirts, movie titles, logos, and more. 

Stella Fantasy Text Font  (TTF, OTF)

How awesome is Stella? This is a fantasy text font that you should definitely have in your toolbox for those times when you need an outstanding decorative font for books, movies, posters, T-shirts, and more.

Groundead Fantasy Font Online  (TTF, OTF)

An excellent fantasy font for online projects, Groundead is perfect for Gothic-themed projects and can be used for books, movies, logos, apparel, and more. 

More Premium Fantasy Fonts From GraphicRiver

If you’re interested in buying just one fantasy font instead of many fonts, then GraphicRiver may be a better choice for you than Envato Elements because you can download a single font for one-time use for a low fee. Let’s take a look at some of the top-quality offerings at GraphicRiver. 

11 Best Fantasy Fonts From GraphicRiver  

Root of Life Fantasy Text Font (TTF, OTF)

Why not try Root Of Life, a calligraphy style font that’ll make your fantasy titles come to life with a sense of adventure and mystery. 

Anima Smooth Fantasy Font  (TTF, OTF)

This tall, sharp font is exactly what you need to enhance the sense of darkness and foreboding in your next fantasy novel or movie. The font offers three distinct styles and includes uppercase characters, alternate letters, numbers, and punctuation. 

Fantasy Text Font (TTF, OTF)

Fantasy is a modern, fresh and stylish brush font that brings a natural hand-crafted feeling to any design. This font is perfect for books, movies, magazines, posters, and much more.

Heraldry Fantasy Book Fonts (TTF, OTF)

Heraldry is a dingbat fantasy font that pays homage to the coats of arms worn by families throughout Europe. Use it to create eye-catching fantasy book covers and more.

Fantasy Book Cover Fonts (TTF, OTF)

This fantasy font offers four different styles—round, style, carve, and candy— to help you create just the look you want. Have fun mixing and matching them to create one-of-a-kind titles.

North Dragon Smooth Fantasy Font (TTF, OTF)

Write your own beautiful titles with the elegant North Dragon fantasy font. This hand-crafted vintage display font. includes uppercase characters, numbers, punctuation, and a variety of glyphs that you can use to bring a unique look to your text. 

Loki Fantasy Book Fonts (TTF, OTF)

Loki is a fantasy font with a different flavour. It uses a blocky angular style devoid of curves to create a bold display font that’s great for darker book and movie titles but can also be used for fantasy games and comic books. The font includes uppercase characters, numbers, and punctuation.

Fonts for Fantasy Book Covers (TTF, OTF)

Use this stunning fantasy font to enhance your next project. An excellent font choice for books, magazines, logos, movies, and more.

Belmont Fantasy Font Online  (TTF, OTF)

Bring drama to your titles when you use this terrific fantasy font for your games, YouTube channel, website, books, movies, etc. Belmont is a medieval font with three fabulous styles and includes uppercase and alternate letters, numbers, and punctuation.

Anthu Fantasy Book Cover Fonts (TTF, OTF)

Love all things mystical? Looking for a fantasy font with a mystical flavour? Then Anthu is for you. Its beautiful geometric style is perfect for book covers, movies, social media posts, and more.

Mistlock Fantasy Text Font (TTF, OTF)

Mistlock is a cool fantasy text font with tons of alternate letters. It includes uppercase characters, numbers, and punctuation, and it comes in rough and regular versions.

Download Your Favourite Fantasy Font Today

When you need quality fantasy fonts, head to Envato Elements, where you can also download unlimited digital resources like mockups, logos, graphic templates, and more—all for one low monthly fee. 

Alternatively, if you just want to buy a single fantasy font, GraphicRiver is an excellent source for high-quality assets. Head over to either site today to choose your favourite fantasy font.

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