Playlist
Playlist Script uses connected, brush-like Latin letters for short cover titles and handwritten accents. The hosted OTF does not include Hangul syllables, so Korean text may use a fallback font.
How to use Playlist
The file on this page is Playlist Script, with Artimasa named in its font metadata. Its connected, brush-like Latin letters suit a short handwritten title rather than a dense caption.
Where it works
An English playlist cover title, a name or a brief handwritten accent. Pair the decorative title with a plain font for dates and supporting text.
Sunday playlist
Try this treatment
Use mixed case with the outline off to preserve the joined strokes. Leave space around the taller and lower strokes. Export a transparent PNG if your editor does not support font installation.
Before you export
The hosted file is OTF and has no Hangul syllable coverage. Korean text can appear in a fallback font rather than Playlist. No original license file is included here; confirm permission with the font's creator before commercial use.
An alternative to compare
Gaegu — Gaegu is a useful handwritten alternative when the caption itself needs Korean characters rather than only an English cover title.