Text can be glitchy in Illustrator by adjusting the text settings. To change the text settings, open the Illustrator Text panel (Window > Text), and select the text you want to change. Under the General section, you can change the following settings:
Font: You can change the font used for the text.
You can change the font used for the text. Text Align: You can align the text left, right, or center.
You can align the text left, right, or center. Text Wrap: You can control how the text wraps around the object.
You can control how the text wraps around the object. Text Cast: You can control how the text is cast (or translated) to different languages.
You can control how the text is cast (or translated) to different languages. Text Stroke: You can add a stroke to the text.
You can add a stroke to the text. Text Effects: You can add effects to the text, such as blur or drop shadow.
You can add effects to the text, such as blur or drop shadow. Anti-Aliased: This setting determines how smooth the text appears.
This setting determines how smooth the text appears. Tracking: This setting determines how accurately the text moves while typing or editing.
The following image shows how the text settings appear in the Illustrator Text panel:
If you want to make the text glitchy, you can increase the Anti-Aliased setting. This will make the text look more pixelated, and may be desired if you want a more vintage appearance for your text.
