This is the old version of the multilingual version of Pixelbud.

This is old because an official Latin Extended-A was made.

This is a recreation of the pixel font used in Cas van de Pol's Minecraft animations.

I had to painstakingly look for EVERY letter used, and it's a good thing he puts the Patreon supporters at the end, so I could create the capitals.

Some letters also looked different, and they are alternates in the Private Use Area block.

Lowercase q and some symbols were made by me.

I know the pixel font used in his OG animations was not fully 100% pixel, so consider this a pixelation of the font.

I decided to make a 1:1(ish) recreation of the Minecraft font.

Also, the letters with 2 or more accents stacked together are not shortened on PURPOSE (for consistency reasons).

Credit to Mojang Studios for making the original font.

This is an OCR-styled font. It's based off of OCR-A's blocky looks.

This font is based off of the MICR-style fonts, and the Justov fonts.

If you wonder why the numbers are inconsistent with the letters, it's because I tried making them look like the original MICR font. Certain letters like B and D have that diagonal cut because there's no 2x2 curve bricks.

Even though this font was based off of Justov, it looks more like Westminster than Justov.

I made this font after seeing MagmaMusen's video of making 3x3 letters...so I made it an actual font you can use! I added the rest of the glyphs so that texts don't look incomplete.

Credit to MagmaMusen for the original video and font.

I made a font based off of Beryllium_Oxide's post on Reddit. The reason why I made that is because ANY pixel font CAN be made on Fontstruct! I noticed all the letters from A-Z, numbers and some punctuation were there, so guess who had to make the rest of the glyphs? Yeah. I did.

The reason why the lowercases - despite being all caps - are different - is because the post's negative version of the letters were slightly different. 4 was also different in the negative version, so I put it in Private Use Area.

Also, I'm aware that some glyphs are bigger than the original 4x3 - it's because I wanted them to look good, okay?

Also, when you use this, PLEASE CREDIT Beryllium_Oxide, because they made the original post - so crediting them is MANDATORY. Crediting me is optional.

CREDITS:
Beryllium_Oxide for the original post.

Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/WplaceLive/comments/1p8b8yx

This font has a limited character set because it's to show which letters are allowed on a 7 segment display.

The reason why "." looks like this is because some 7 segment displays have a dot to show decimal points.

This font actually looks like a 7x5 font, and is actually monospaced.

This is a pixel font based off of "There Is No Game" by Kamizoto. I watched a video to look for every letter that appeared in the font. If you're wondering why letter "I" has a different lowercase, it's because the dialogue "I" is different than the title "I".

Credit to Kamizoto for making the original game.

I made yet another pixel font.

I tried experimenting with the MICR style.

It looks monospace but it isn't - because some of the glyphs are wider than 5 pixels, and/or taller than 7 pixels. This font also gives the authentic look of those calculators and those cashier screens with a dot matrix display.

This font is a minimal font, because the letters use very few pixels, and some are small.

This is a recreation of the font used in the keyboard puzzle in the Cyber World and in the keys Noelle steps in the Cyber City in Chapter 2 of Deltarune, and also Tenna's A-B quizzes in Chapter 3. I noticed there was only A-Z (uppercase), 0-9 and ! and ?, so guess who decided to make everything else? Yeah.

Credit to Toby Fox for making the original graphics.

I named this font "Nonstandard Type" because it's different from most of my other published original fonts (e.g. slashed 0, 1 with serifs, straight small T and 9, curved small L, single-storey small A and G, crossing-line big Q, big i with serifs, open 4, double-barred/barless J, etc.)

I made this because I felt like going a different way.

This is my take on a monospace font. The name comes from "Pixel" and "Monospace".

Credit to the creator of "Fixedsys" for the inspiration.

I made a font based off the arcade font. I put my take on lowercase...and the rest of the glyphs.

Credit to Atari for starting the arcade font.

I made a blocky, angular font. I made this because I thought it would be fun to limit myself from diagonals.

Yep, a recreation that's decent!

Please read the note below!

I made this because the font on the Times Tables Generator were pixels, so I made a font based off of the Times Tables Generator. It's also a monospace font.

Only 0-9, Dek, El, Period/Full Stop/Decimal Point and Lowercase i were the only characters available, so I had to create the rest of the characters. The fractions were based off of the Generalized Times Tables Generator project.

(Dek and El are the upside-down 2 and 3 in Number Forms)

Credit to Matematix, meyouandscratch and Graham2357 for the existing glyphs.

[NOTE: IF YOU USE THIS FONT OR WANT TO CLONE THIS FONT, PLEASE CREDIT THE 3 PEOPLE MENTIONED ABOVE, CREDITING ME IS OPTIONAL]