A seven segment font that is based on 9 inch vane or electro-mechanical displays.

a 20 segment display with 4 (or 5 (or 6)) squares

some glyphs could use a little tweaking now that i'm looking at it

A font designed to look like the real 7-segment displays. Some characters doesn’t look good because of the limitations.

more info about this font:
https://aivi.party/blog/0003?post=Segris_16

Some characters are specifically reserved to improve functionality:

`?` maps to the character with all segments enabled. It can be used to visually represent an LCD panel. That is, you can place a layer containing `??:??` set to a low opacity behind the main layer, `12:34`, for a fake LCD effect.

`!` maps to the character with all `.`, `:`, and `’` enabled. Similar to `?`, it can sit behind the main layer for an LCD effect. 

The space character is the exact same width as the `.`, `:`, and `’` characters. You can alternate between a blank space and `:` for a blinking time separator.

Three spaces is the same width as one number or letter.

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Based on the Destination displays of London Underground 1973 Stock (Piccadilly line).

Happy New Year 2026!

Work-in-progress! Feedback would be greatly appreciated :)

Based on the Destination displays of London Underground 1995 Stock (Northern Line).

Alternative characters are located thus; .

An experimental  "8-segment font" that I made. It started when I divided a square into 8 parts through the middle. Out of those 8 parts, I would shade some parts to look like characters. Ultimately, it didn't make for the best font design, but I thought it was worth sharing.

Segmentik is a 129-segment display color font.

Also includes characters for borders in the Private Use Area. U+E02E for all off, and U+E02F for all on.

Currently not able to edit this as it won't load in the FontStructor (HTTP 500)

This is a font for a calculator 

Three of a kind. (W.I.P, suggest threes in comments.)

Note: this isn't meant to resemble the FS logo.

Here is a version of my 6 segment display with a smaller symmetric design. This aids it in displaying the alphabet, as well as very full and normal looking numbers. I tried to give this one an aggressive futuristic design, using sharp corners and deep chamfers. I think I would rather use this font than Pylos (my last version), because that was more traditional in many of its design elements; this is designed to be a bit more of a departure.

I should also address the fact that multiple characters are missing, or wierd looking. That’s because of the limitations of the display, it’s not possible to do them all without more segments (it can manage as many as the traditional 7 segment, though!). For future versions or styles, I probably won’t keep doing more than the normal digits, but I thought it would be useful to do them a few times.

Lastly, a few notes. The white accents are just to show the edge of the segment, and aren't part of it (that’s why they disappear on isolated segments). The tilda shows an exploded video of the segments, just for reference.

Thanks!

This is a segmented display concept I’ve been tinkering with for the past couple years, utilizing a concept I call a “fused middle segment”. This is essentially where the side segments are extended to make up parts of the middle, removing a whole LED (this brings the number down to 6). While it has no purpose as a font, I wanted to try it out here to polish some stuff.

I should also address the fact that multiple characters are missing, or wierd looking. That’s because of the limitations of the display, it’s not possible to do them all without more segments (it can manage as many as the traditional 7 segment, though!). For future versions or styles, I probably won’t keep doing more than the normal digits, but I thought it would be useful to do them at least once.

Anyway, thanks! I would love feedback, and I will make sure to include it in the next versions!

More glyphs coming soon. Or not! Just plain Latin.

Segment Count: 38-Segment Display

/: Square Root

the unknown letter at the end is ℮ fyi.

the × sign is a dot for standard math/algebra

( and ) look alot like [ and ] but i like the og parenthesis so i put the ( and ) glyph in their corresponding symbol.

egad!

uhm

agglababgab

bruh