Little experiment with ideas I have seen around, so far bit inconsistent.

You're using the wrong Minecraft font! Most people who use the Minecraft font for their videos tend to use Minecraftia, which is accurate, but the accented characters don't show up and the characters "2" and "t" are wrong.

In case you didn't know, Java Edition's font is actually split into three separate png's: ascii.png, accented.png and nonlatin_european.png. This font merges all three and adds some extra characters, because why not?

Anyway, this is version 2 of my old font! No more half pixels, and, after doing some research, the accented, Greek, Cyrillic and other characters are now accurate!

Now includes (some) bold characters!

NOTE: This is still WIP so not all characters in my original font and Mojang's font are available yet.

NOTE 2: I'm not sure if you can get this to work on Java Edition, but hopefully it does!

NOTE 2.5: Even though I'm a Bedrock player myself, this definitely won't work in Bedrock, I just know it. You can tell me if it does though.

NOTE 3: This will include characters that aren't in Mojang's font (Mojangles) in the future.

Just experiment with 3 fonts that can be stacked 

there is a 2-line and 3-line version

minimalist font

My first color font attempt and more of an excersise. I apologize if I got influenced by something I may have seen on here, it was not intentional.

Despite plans, due lack of shine, I could not relate it to gold.

An illusionary display font by IJriccan.

Experimented with 3d fontypes, this is the result. Don't know if I want to extend it or not.

A Bold Block font by IJriccan.

Diacritic + Cyrillic support

Based on the banners from the game Minecraft, in which you can create letters and different shapes.

FREE FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY
For any commercial use, contact me.

Thank you!
izakinhu

An earlier (1926) constructed alphabet from Jan Tschichold, based on a somewhat finer grid and a slightly less condensed uppercase and a bolder appearance overall.

With a caps-height of 17, reproducing some diagonals proved quickly to be between nightmarish and impossible, thus the fidelity is a bit less exact than my previous recreation.

For a digitisation that encompass both designs and offers proper alternates, you can look at Peter Wiegel’s Tschichold.

SbB Astrometric Narrow is another attempt at a lowercase inspired unicase design. Really short ascenders and descenders. Still a work in progress. (I'm happy with the basic structure, so this is probably a prototype that I'll refine in Glyphs.)

font used for 2409

Another segmented purposebuilt font. Cant decide yet, whether to put separators . and , as no width, or as : 

Another work in progress. Any ideas how to improve the 4 digit?

This font is minimalistic like the minecraft font with a twist. Some letters are more twisted than others and it adds a fun look. 

The Steel Down font mimics the rugged strength of metal by being simplistic, blocky, and sharp.

This font is bold and western-inspired. It features bold stroke weights and decorative ""spikes". This font is ideal for bold headlines, posters, and brands that want to make a statement.  

This typeface is a bold, geometric, and futuristic display font with a strong sci-fi and cyberpunk aesthetic. The letterforms are highly angular, featuring sharp edges, blocky structures, and intricate cutouts that give them a digital, high-tech feel. Some characters incorporate unique design elements, such as internal lines, notches, and abstract shapes, further emphasizing its mechanical and robotic influence.

The AMORA font has a distinct visual style. It has a clean, geometric construction, made with modular shapes, suggesting a modern and structured design. With solid strokes and uneven weight distribution, AMORA conveys a bold and confident look, making it great for headlines and branding. Depending on the character, it may have sharp angular forms for a futuristic feel or slightly rounded strokes for a softer touch. The simplicity of the design makes it suitable for modern, digital, and branding applications. The letters are decorative and have unique features.

AMORA is best suited for display text, it has elongated, stylized letterforms with a decorative touch; it could resemble fonts inspired by 1920s Art Deco, like Broadway or ITC Kabel, giving it a vintage yet sophisticated feel. It features contrasting thick and thin strokes and some rounded edges, making it friendly and approachable. 

This bold, heavy font combines strength and modernity with a distinctly futuristic edge. Each letter features asymmetrical bolding—where one side of the letter is heavier, such as the right side of 'A' and the left side of 'B'—creating a dynamic sense of movement. The design is further enhanced by sharp cuts and slices across the letters, giving them a fragmented and technological feel. Perfect for futuristic or fantastical scenarios, this font evokes a sense of advanced technology, cyberpunk aesthetics, and a world beyond reality. It's ideal for science fiction projects, video game designs, or any creative endeavor that pushes the boundaries of imagination.

This font has a bold, blocky, and futuristic appearance, characterized by sharp, pixelated edges and a digital, glitch-inspired aesthetic. The letters are thick and uniform in width, with jagged distortions giving them a cyberpunk or sci-fi feel. The design is reminiscent of old-school arcade games, early computer graphics, or hacking-themed typography, making it ideal for tech-related, dystopian, or experimental designs. The font conveys a strong, edgy, and modern vibe, perfect for high-impact visuals in digital media, gaming, or cyber-themed branding.

This font has a bold, geometric, and blocky design, giving it a strong and industrial appearance. The characters are constructed from thick, straight lines with sharp angles, contributing to a mechanical, rugged, or fantasy aesthetic. The letters are monospaced, meaning each character occupies the same width, which enhances the structured and rigid visual style.

This is a typeface with blocky features and angular points, inspired by arcade fonts. This typeface works best displayed as a large text, but can be used at any size

This typeface is inspired by gothic type, calligraphy and rock music.

 I created a typeface that embodies a unique, blocky aesthetic with irregular features. Each character has distinct, chunky forms that give it a bold presence, while the faded texture adds a sense of depth and character. This contrast between the sturdy blockiness and the soft, worn look makes the typeface visually intriguing and versatile. It's perfect for conveying a sense of creativity and playfulness, making it stand out in various design applications.

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Just a stenciley 70s font. 100% free, and kerned to insanity for your pleasure. 

Introducing Nostalgia, a clean-edged, sans-serif pixel font that blends retro style with a distinctly modern twist. The font is versatile and easy to combine with other fonts, featuring over 120 glyphs, including uppercase, lowercase, punctuation, and accented characters. You can see more about this pixel type here! Enjoy it and don't forget to credit Ana Landvoigt.

Based on Jean Jannon’s “Garamond” cut. See also Ithaca 15.