A strong and rounded fixed-width font, aimed at single-font apps such as consoles and text editors.
Good for programming and text interface design.
Has more glyphs and completed Unicode subsets than most default monospace fonts.

VECTOR-X is a futuristic font inspired by the bold visual language of classic and modern sci-fi cinema. Its sharp angular cuts, segmented forms, and aerodynamic geometry echo the interface graphics, spacecraft hull markings, and dystopian city signage made for cyberpunk worlds, deep-space missions, and holographic environments.

A Smooth-pixelated display typeface with with digital attributes. Inspired by sci-fi elements remeniscent of the early 2000's. The name Polymer comes from its synthetic look.

This blocky typeface features strong, geometric letterforms built from bold, structured shapes. Its solid construction gives it a confident and modern presence, while the clean lines ensure high legibility at large and small sizes. The uniform weight and squared edges create a sense of stability, strength, and clarity.

Ideal for headlines, branding, sports graphics, signage, and digital projects, this typeface delivers impact without sacrificing readability. Its straightforward, no-nonsense design makes it both visually striking and highly functional.

Recreation of the letter font found in the Carthage Window of the SuperCalculator from "Cody Lyoko"

Recreation of the numbers font in an Electrocardiogram Screen from the Code Lyoko episode "Common Interest"

a somewhat awkward font that's all squares

Fractura is a futuristic all-caps display typeface built on modular geometry. Its angular strokes, layered structures, and bold digital rhythm make it ideal for experimental design, poster typography, and unconventional branding projects. Designed as part of a creative exploration in digital storytelling of a student project, this font challenges traditional readability in favor of visual impact.

Designed for the Type and Design course, GRAP3000, RMIT University Vietnam, Jul-Sep 2024.

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le goofy sci-fi

Started with the concept of having only one rounded corner at the top. Named after the Bugatti Veyron.

Same old sci-fi style, but now smooooth! With sleek sharp diagonals instead of pixelized jaggies, this version is more at home in logos, signage, really anything that is not bound by the limitations of pixels!

The Haltmann Works Company voids all warranties, guarantees, and any responsibilities should this font cause cuts, scratches, or stabs.

VFDs. Chances are, you've probably seen one: microwave timers, car dashboards, stereos, maybe even your alarm clock from 1997 that you planned on selling. Well, this font is sort of the next evolution of this. Angular letterforms, pixelized edges, and a slightly hostile demeanor. 

If it runs on batteries, you ought to use Robotronic!

All funds collected through the use of this font directly go the Haltmann Works Company to fund the new CEO's new ice cream factory.

Sci-fi-looking cipher, created by slashing letters and numbers in half and turning them on their side.

Based on old vector display text, mainly on what's seen in The Andromeda Strain (1971). Alternative D/K/V in the capitals.

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

I couldn't find a font with Cybertronian so I made it myself!

The caps letters are cybertronian based on the reference from tfwiki which means it includes the variation in hieghts for the characters. 

The lowercase letters are virtually the same characters but are more uniform in height and simplicity; these characters are based on the officially licensed keycaps by cannonkeys. 

Hope you enjoy! 

a square futuristic font that I made in my spare time

An unofficial revival of “Moon” (1960), at least to the best of my abilities. 

http://e-daylight.jp/fonts/type/m/moon.html 

100% free, and kerned to insanity for your pleasure. Pieces and some characters from “Eternal” by Aiden font. Might expand/alter in the future.

(Hope this one gets noticed, I worked hard on this, lol)

ALTERNATES: À=A // Á=A // Â=A // Ä=C // Å=C // Æ=C // Ç=E // È=F // É=G // Ê=J // Ë=K // Ì=L // Î=N // Ï=S // Đ=T // Ñ=V // Ó=Y

LOWERCASE: Ô=f // Õ=h // Ö=i // Ø=j // Ù=n // Ú=r // Ü=t // Ý=t // Ÿ=u // ß=y

Technically different from Lyle, but still staying on the theme of funky blocky fonts named after Carol Burnett cast members. Can’t figure out how to make a B at the moment. 100% free.

I’d put a Lupin III joke in here, but I’m too lazy. Basically just Lyle, but with the build of your average swimmer. 100% free

A spin-off font of “Lyle II: The Waggoner Strikes Back”, this one with those spacey 80’s streak things. 100% free. 

A typographical sequel to “Lyle”. 100% Free.

i hate filters

EXPANDED VERSION AVAILABLE ABOVE.

Very loosely based off of the seemingly unknown typeface used on a lot of Ben Bova novels (E.G. Privateers). By the way, this was SUPER hard to make, but still, it's 100% free.

An experimental typeface inspired by Westminster by Lego Maggs