For AidenFont.

Changed some glyphs for higher legibility in pixel size (e.g. Q was deemed too similar to O). WIP for now.

@AFontAbove, finished it for you.

Latest addition: Þþ because why not?

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deleted Whopper due to personal reasons

Based off the actual collectible cards by Panini.

Thank you very very much, ctcg_, for telling me where that tall glyph was!

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Alt e at @, which can also be used as an at sign.

"Ojalá", since lvqille backupukcab elliqvl stated there is one, is at glyphs "O<~>`".

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1000 downloads and I'll add Latin-1 Supplement!

got interested in the font style that Ebbian uses, so I made a whole "normal" font

font style similar to Eurostile, but angular

original title: "NotEbbian"

name etymology: name similar to Ebbian

Version of Softstruct, but without colors.

Very bold font made for legibility even at sizes smaller than Curvex’s (8px). Accidentally inspired by Susan Kare's Chicago.

@Forty-One: You’re very very very welcome. I did this just for you.

@Forty-One: Thank you so much for favoriting.

@Forty-One: No problem.

This is a typeface for romanizations of Ogham [and messing around with Ogham glyphs].

Type in ‹j› for eamhancholl, ‹v› for ór, ‹x› for ngéadal, ‹z› for straif, ‹{› for éabhadh, ‹}› for uilleann, ‹|› for ifín, and ‹><› for opening and closing the sentences, respectively.

@ctcg_: No(t yet).

Type in (or copy-paste) Д to see the full Sychoff logo. To see the individual letters, type in SychofF.

Also known as ABCDEF Dhspbf or SUQWJL Wbhiul. Letters only. Inspired by Zackie1143's gibberish ciphers.

Best effect is in StUdLy_cApS, SpOnGeBoB CaPs, or whatever you may call it.

You can suggest more languages by commenting.

No unneccessary Digitalio/Lucapri pfps, rescaled some pfps, deleted one because it was too complex (i.e. elliotshock, &)

Capital letters (miscellaneous) and numbers 0—8 (Vietnamese) are the accents, and number 9 is a filler glyph.

ðaNy laV moNKt luK0a choKn tuyeNKn voV0i cho kie8u phoNng chuSK naNy!… for me to add Vietnamese (I just Google translated it)!

That was easy!

Goes up to fifsy-five nif fifsy-five biexian fifsy-five nif fifsy-five unexian fifsy-five nif fifsy-five (5555,5555,5555. in my notation)

Inspired by xkcd 3054.

Used for simulation of Brazil’s license plates before 2018. Dot characters used between the letters and numbers are: the hyphen-minus, the mid point, the bullet point, and the soft hyphen.

You can also guess the country where I’m from…

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Added Russian letters for two reasons: 

• To honor @Sychoff for favoriting this font;

• Cyrillic is my favorite alphabet.

Fixed version of UK license plate.

ISMNI IEEEH ULWLU COOOB ULLLU IFFFR VWLWV IEEEH ISMNI IEEEB HIH COEEG is my username in sifrcipher. This font is inspired by |_()|\|(, by 18man.

Syllable starting letter if syllable starts in vowel: capital X—represented as Ean, the iconic 27th letter of the alternate universe alphabet incorporated into reality.

Sentence ending letter: lowercase X—represented as Vrrrpt, the iconic 28th letter of the alternate universe alphabet incorporated into reality.

To end the numbers, just type the comma. For example: 2026 is typed as “2.026,” without the quotes and including the comma, by which turns into the Portuguese text “Dois mil e vinte e seis”.

“Yeah, Portuguese is a very complex language…” — NCB

Latest update: Made numbers that end in “.[any number]0[any number without being 0],” look right

Used for calendars from January 2024 up to December 2028. Days of the week are minimal style.

For a hypothetical 20-sided die with square faces. Available for both English-UK and English-US keyboard layouts! Also, the number zero is codepointed at the hyphen-minus.

I had to make this messy pixel font like in OMORI because the day this font was created was the 5th anniversary of OMORI! At least on Mac and Windows.

Periodic Table of Elements

H                                h
Lb                   BCNOF!
nM                   A"PSc$
K#%TV&mfq'QZGg(s)k
R*Yz+,jr-pa.i/0tIX
12 v>W?o@[uw\]^_`{
|} ÏÑÒÓÔÕÖÙÚÛÜàáâã

   l34567E89J:;<y=

   ~ÀÁUÂÃÄÇÈÉÊËÌÍÎ

Copy and paste the text above; excluding the “periodic table of elements” text, if you’d like to.

This is my own take on numbers. Feel free to clone it to whatever language you’d like! Notices: Every number should end in a period, and every 1-, 4- and 7-digit number may start with a space glyph; eg. 123456789 turns into “123,456,789.” and 1964728 turns into “ 1,964,728.” with a space on the start. Fun fact: It can type years from 2000 to 2099! e.g. “2026.” is “Twenty Twenty-Six” while “ 2,026.” is “Two Thousand Twenty-Six.”

A clone from Curveous from my past self, an extended remaster, a “better” version, that had 1337 characters in release date.

Maybe a self-referential font, if you will. – NCB

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WIP: Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics, Tengwar (CSUR)

Latest addition: Block Elements

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2000 characters: 11/16/2025 (multiple of 1000)

2337 characters: 01/09/2026 (1000 more than release date!)

2500 characters: 01/24/2026 (multiple of 500)

2674 characters: 02/17/2026 (double of release date!)

2750 characters: 03/02/2026 (multiple of 250)

3000 characters: ??/??/20?? (multiple of 1000)

Days are determined at the UTC-3 (or CEST-5) time zone and are notated as in MM/DD/YYYY.