Holographic Foil AI Display Font Generator

Holographic Foil sets bold geometric letters in an iridescent surface that shifts from gold through cyan into magenta across the shapes. The texture is the fine ruled grating used on holographic stamping foil, so the colour moves in bands rather than sitting as a flat rainbow gradient.

No file is installed. You type your text and the generator renders the grating, the colour sequence and the metallic base together as one image, which you can drop into packaging comps or social graphics at full resolution.

Holographic packaging and label mockups, sticker and merch art, Y2K fashion graphics, music and club posters, premium product reveals, streaming-style titles. Keep the words short and large so the full colour run has room to travel across the letters.

Yes. Generated images can be used commercially, including printed stickers, packaging, apparel and advertising. The iridescent treatment is a generic style; a brand name you type stays with its owner.

Holographic foil is not printed in colour at all — its surface carries microscopic parallel ridges spaced about as far apart as a wavelength of light. White light hitting that grating gets split by angle, so each colour leaves in a slightly different direction and you see whichever one happens to be pointed at you. Tilt the sheet and the sequence marches through gold, green, cyan, blue, magenta in order, because that is the order of the wavelengths. A still image cannot tilt, so the effect is faked by mapping that same sequence across the letters — which is why the bands must run in spectral order to look real.

For iridescence carried on a curved three-dimensional chrome body, see Iridescent 3D Chrome. For the same polished metal without the rainbow shift, try Chrome Display.