A bad kh@t

A bad kh@t is a handwritten font with an untidy appearance showcasing the natural flow of pencil or pen on paper. It is a unique Persian font designed by Amir Hossein Sedki and trademarked by “persianfont farsi.” Released on June 22, 2016, the font offers designers a fresh and innovative option for Persian typography. It stands out as the first website dedicated to Persian graphic fantasy fonts, with a focus on poster design since its inception in 1986. With 288 characters and 217 glyphs, this font offers a creative approach to Persian typography. It features a Normal thin font weight and Medium (normal) width, making it versatile for various design applications. Supporting Arabic, Latin, Urdu, and other languages, it caters to diverse typographic needs.

 The font is characterized by its distinct style, which is ideal for adding flair and personality to posters, advertisements, and creative projects. It has an unusual irregularity that offers your project a natural touch. It has a thin font weight, consistent stroke, and subtle roundness in the letters. Moreover, it has uneven spacing, giving your text a more original feel of a handwritten text. Its Unicode support includes Basic Latin, Latin-1 Supplement, Spacing Modifier Letters, Arabic, General Punctuation, Mathematical Operators, Private Use Area, Arabic Presentation Forms-A, and Arabic Presentation Forms-B, ensuring compatibility across different platforms and applications.