Collection · 31 plates · free
Comic dots and dot halftone
Comic book dots come from old printing: colour was made of small dots, bigger where the colour was darker. Today the dots are a style of their own, used for pop art, posters and retro graphics.
Flat screens give an even pattern. Gradient and fade plates let the dots grow or vanish across the image, which is the classic comic panel look.
Dot halftone, linear gradientHT-01
Dot halftone, radial vignetteHT-02
Coarse dot screen, 50%HT-03
Fine dot screen, 50%HT-04
Dot halftone, organic noiseHT-08
Fine dot screen, 25%HT-09
Fine dot screen, 75%HT-10
Medium dot screen, 50%HT-11
Large dot screen, 50%HT-12
Dot halftone, top to bottom fadeHT-13
Dot halftone, diagonal fadeHT-14
Dot halftone, corner fadeHT-15
Coarse dot halftone, radialHT-16
Comic book dotsHT-18
Coarse dot halftone, cloudyHT-25
Dot halftone, edge vignetteHT-30
Dot halftone, bottom to top fadeHT-31
Dot halftone, left to right fadeHT-32
Large dot halftone fadeHT-33
Huge dot halftone, radialHT-34
Micro dot screen, 40%HT-35
Light dot screen, 10%HT-36
Dense dot screen, 90%HT-37
Dot screen, 0° grid, 50%HT-38
Large comic book dotsHT-39
Coarse dot vignetteHT-40
Dot halftone, bottom right cornerHT-41
Fine dot halftone, cloudyHT-42
Dot halftone, wide cloudsHT-43
Vertical dot halftone fade (9:16)HT-64
Square comic dots (1:1)HT-65
See every plate in the full halftone collection.
All plates are free for personal and commercial use, no sign-up. See the license and the blend modes guide.