Tags, throw-ups and pieces
Graffiti writers talk about three main forms. A tag is a fast signature in marker or spray. A throw-up (or โthrowieโ) is a quick, usually two-colour bubble-letter outline with a fill. A piece, short for masterpiece, is a large multicolour work, and wildstyle is the most complex piece style, with interlocking letters, arrows and connections.
Fonts can only imitate this; real handstyles are personal. Use these previews as a starting point, then draw your own letters over them.
Graffiti text for chats and bios
There is no Unicode graffiti alphabet, so the copy-paste styles below borrow the closest feel: black bubbles and squares for throw-ups, bold for block letters and glitch for a scratched look.