Brastika

Brastika font.

Brastika is a heavy black display font credited to Putu Eka Hermawan. It is made for short, bold text where the letters need to feel strong immediately, such as posters, thumbnails, titles, labels, and wordmark tests.

About Brastika Font

Brastika comes as a TrueType font file with a 900 weight, giving it a dense black appearance. The style is upright rather than italic, so it works best when you want solid, direct lettering instead of a slanted or handwritten effect.

Use Brastika at larger sizes and with short wording. The heavier the font, the more important spacing becomes. Test your exact headline, brand name, number set, or label in the preview before downloading, especially if the design uses all caps or a narrow column.

For finished layouts, pair Brastika with a simpler companion font. Let Brastika create the main impact, then use a neutral sans serif or readable serif for body copy, descriptions, prices, menus, or captions. That balance keeps the design bold without sacrificing readability.

Features

• Heavy 900-weight display style
• TTF format for broad desktop design-app support
• Upright normal style with a strong black appearance
• Single regular variant for quick preview testing
• Best for large display settings rather than long reading text
• Strong visual presence for one-word or short-phrase compositions

Best Uses

• Bold headlines and title text
• Poster and flyer lettering
• Logo drafts and wordmark experiments after license review
• YouTube thumbnails and social media graphics
• Packaging labels, badges, and short promotional text
• Large hero text where readability can be checked at real size

License Information

The license for Brastika is not listed on this page. Treat it as license-unknown until you confirm the usage terms from the designer or another reliable source. Do not assume it is free for commercial use in client work, products, logos, merchandise, ads, templates, apps, or web embedding.

Designer and Foundry

Brastika is credited to Putu Eka Hermawan. The designer URL value should be checked from the original source if you need a formal website, contact point, or attribution record.

Usage Tips

Use Brastika for short, high-impact text. Avoid long paragraphs and very small sizes. If letters feel crowded, increase tracking or reduce the number of words. Always preview punctuation and numbers if they are part of your design. Because the weight is so strong, leave enough margin around the letters. Brastika usually looks cleaner when one short phrase gets the spotlight instead of several competing lines.

FAQ

What format is Brastika available in?

Brastika is available as a TTF font file.

Is Brastika good for body text?

No. Its heavy 900 weight is better for headings, logos, posters, thumbnails, and short display use.

Can I use Brastika for commercial projects?

The license details are not confirmed on this page, so verify the license from a reliable source before paid or client use.

Who designed Brastika?

Brastika is credited to Putu Eka Hermawan.

What should I test before downloading?

Preview your own title, brand name, or short phrase. Check letter spacing, numbers, punctuation, and readability at the size you plan to use.