The fonts are distributed across four distinct categories, each with its own variable and configuration.
Please note that each fonts may require different methods of installation or downloading typographic resources.
Headings
Section titled “Headings”Useful for displaying titles, headings, or fancy badges and buttons (normally in uppercase).
A simple ‘faux pixel’ face based loosely on the title logo from the classic “Digimon” series.
Not Jam Blackletter 16 is a 16px height blackletter font, perfect for old manuscripts, religious tomes or other antique texts.
Decorative pixel display typeface inspired by Gallaecia Castelo font, originally designed by Carlos Nuñez.
A blackletter pixel font connecting the web and textiles, inspired by Gutenberg’s first lead type font—Textura, and Susan Kare’s Cairo glyphs.
A retro pixel font inspired by the classic screen fonts of VHS tapes. It captures the nostalgic charm of the 80s and 90s with its blocky, pixelated letterforms and authentic retro aesthetics.
Jacquarda Bastarda is an expanded revival typeface from a bastarda-esque Victorian needlepoint alphabet designed in Berlin by Heinrich Kuehn circa 1880.
5x5 pixel monospace typeface created as an alternative to other pixel typefaces with unique character glyphs and additional iconography.
MFI Sisperdotze is a 6x12 monospaced bitmap font with character. It comes in 6 styles and perfectly fits for display use.
Fantasy/fairytale/Art Nouveau lettering styles, with their swashy curves and unbalanced proportions, and puts them onto a blocky pixel grid.
Strong and simple pixel typeface. It comes in 2 weights: Regular and Bold. It contains all caps letters, numbers, symbols and has limited language support.
Greek-style pixel display font. Named after the powerful goddess of fortune, this limited character set is perfect for any design linking antique themes in modern media.
Used everywhere to display regular texts. Therefore, they tend to be legible and support a wide variety of symbols.
A tiny font that supports hundreds of languages!
Cute and [squary] typeface
Pixel display font. It works great for your retro party designs, game creation or pretty much anything that demands a “go back in time” vibe.
A modern pixel typeface. Each size drawn by hand. Non-integer scaling ruins pixels. Each strike is its own design for one target size.
tiny5 is a variable-width, 5-pixel font playing with the concept of least amount of information while producing both legible and aesthetically pleasing text.
Micro 5 is a teeny-tiny typeface that can fit anywhere on your project.
Geist Pixel is a display typeface family of five pixel-based styles, each with a distinct visual character.
Handjet is an element-based variable font (aka pixel font, modular font, …) where every glyph is composed using multiple copies of the same element.
Dotgothic 16 is based on the old 16x16 Gothic bitmap font that recreates the feel of pixel fonts from old video games, cell phones and computer screens on print.
Press Start 2P is a bitmap font based on the font design from 1980s Namco arcade games. It works best at sizes of 8px, 16px and other multiples of 8.
Recreation of the font used in Analogue OS on the Analogue Pocket device.
Outrun and aesthetic typeface to combine the style of 80's with futuristic elements.
A bold, retro-inspired pixel art font that pays homage to the vibrant world of classic gaming and digital nostalgia.
Handcrafted 16 pixels font designed to add a retro touch to your projects.
Lo-fi technical vibe inspired by the constraints of early command-line and graphical user interfaces, the tiny pixel fonts of the late 90s/early 00s, and sci-fi concepts from film and television.
Monospace typeface made with Inkscape and FontForge and tailored for GB Studio.
What font would Batman use on the Batcomputer?
Bold, monospaced pixel font inspired by vintage computer terminals and retro gaming.
A set of pixelated, retro-style fonts based on the classic 5×7 dot matrix capitals. The design captures the look of this ubiquitous format, incorporating the best features from historical examples.
A pixel font inspired by classic video games such as the Earthbound series.
A pixel typeface designed to give a crisp look on screen at very small sizes, thus increasing legibility.
Typeface family designed for video game developers.
Pixel typeface designed with the original idea of Irfan Khairollahi.
Unixel tries to take inspiration from the Arabic script and has largely forgotten the geometric structure.
Charming and minimalist 8-bit pixel font designed for retro and digital-inspired projects.
Used to display editorial texts such as newspaper or magazines.
Retro-inspired pixel typeface that blends classic bitmap aesthetics with a modern, refined approach.
Illusion Book is a pixel typeface based on the size of 12*12 px. The design concept of the font is to show the elegance of serifs in pixel style, while also being highly readable and suitable for large blocks of text.
Pixel Art Serif Font by @ReffPixels (Pablo Rodriguez)
Coral Pixels is a color font inspired by subpixel rendering techniques.
Old School pixel font family. It comes in 10 styles, including Plain, Bold, Quill, Fairy, Barbarian Assault, Surok with all 192 characters exactly as appears in-game.
Unique fusion of blackletter elegance and pixel precision.
Monospaced
Section titled “Monospaced”In contexts where the spacing of each character must be similar across all letters, they are ideal for code blocks or command-line terminals.