April was an exciting month at Burntilldead Studio! Out of all the fonts we released and showcased, a few stood out and became best sellers. If you’re a designer looking for tried-and-true premium fonts, this list is for you.
Let’s take a look at the top-selling fonts of April 2025!
Serofa! A stylish serif font that brings a touch of classy elegance and modern luxury. With its bold letterforms and decorative curves, Serofa strikes the perfect balance between strength and sophistication.
Featuring stylish ligatures, this font makes it easy to create stunning designs effortlessly. Perfect for luxury branding, fashion, magazines, cosmetics, wedding invitations, logos, and any design project that needs a classy and elegant touch.
Streetmark, a graffiti font inspired by street vibes and dynamic energy. Perfect for anyone looking to add a splash of urban flair, this font comes with two styles: Regular and shadow. Streetmark doesn’t stop there. It’s packed with cool alternates and unique ligatures that let you customize every letter and make your design truly one-of-a-kind. Ideal for branding, streetwear, event poster, and anything that needs edgy graffiti touch. Streetmark has got your back!
Hanayoru, modern elegant font with Japanese characters. This font comes with Japanese characters (Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji) and offers 6 weight variations, from Thin to Bold. Thanks to its clean and well-structured design, this font stays highly readable across all styles. With a perfect blend of Latin and Japanese characters, Hanayoru is super versatile for any design project that requires both languages. It strikes the perfect balance between traditional aesthetics and modern appeal. Perfect for branding, logos, editorials, packaging, posters and many more.
Our death metal font, Mortir! This font bold, rugged, and often sharp-edged designs that embody the intensity and power of the metal music genre. And the feature twisted shapes and a sense of aggression, making them perfect for capturing the spirit of metal in visual form. Each letter exudes an aura of mystique and brutality, perfectly reflecting the atmospheric and sometimes ominous themes prevalent in black metal culture. These fonts are perfectly used in promotional materials for metal concerts, album artwork or cover, concert posters, branding and any design that requires a touch of death metal.
Have you ever imagine to make layered Victorian logo as fast as you blink your eyes? or even make your document and website with victorian classical vibes? Abracadabra! Introducing you opentype font… King Edward and Queen Victoria fonts in one solid package.
Very victorian, ornamental, decorative and classical. A solid combination that can bring your design, logo, document, website, etc. back to 1800 decade. Multilingual fonts-family and playful one with 200 alternate characters.
Aqualim Signature, when classic of serif meets the elegance of script. This duo font bring the aesthetic of classy and luxury look so its perfectly suit for headline, logo, covers, posters, quotes, magazine, wedding, product packaging, merchandise, social media, marketing materials and many more!
Seadoh, inspired by maritime themes. This font combine modern look and sense of adventure. Seadoh charaterized of bold and chunky letters make it look vintage and retro feel. With 2 weight, light and regular, this font ideal for any kind project that need a touch of the sea, such as logo, poster, greeting card, signage, headline/titles and many more.
Why These Fonts Became Best Sellers
The fonts above are not just stylish—they’re practical and versatile. Each one offers a strong visual presence, easy readability, and just the right amount of personality.
More and more designers are searching for fonts that go beyond looks. They want typefaces that help tell a story, build a brand, and create emotional impact. These fonts hit the mark.
We hope this list gives you inspiration for your next project.
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