hi im... somewhat back
if you were active on here during early 2023 you might know me as the guy which made this font which got featured (i'm still somewhat proud of that even if i didn't really seem like it at first)
decided to check out this site again and frankly it hasn't really changed all that much. stopped using fontstruct cuz the editor got hard to use cuz it was infested with ads but like i'm pretty sure they've been removed now
as for what i've been doing since i left, i've been doing a lot of stuff! first off i now develop my own scratch 1.4 modification called luckode which can be downloaded here (this did mean i had to learn a programming language or two). next i host my own whiteboardfox boards! new ones come every wednesday so like if you wanna join them they're on some (not all) of my pages.
...yeah that's all i can think of
i'm juggling school life, my mental health, luckode, and my friend group's health all at once so yeah don't expect me to have the time to actually update this font lol
i may consider adding more things to it but for now this is all y'all get
if y'all wanna see what i do outside of fontstruct then you should follow me on twitter i'm pretty much only active there at this point
Thanks to Sed4tives for STF_FAUX BEZIER ROTUNDS
Display Slab-Serif. Includes 200+ kerning pairs which cover English and Spanish, as well as very few foreign pairs. Looptail 'g' at U+E000.
Credits to @Sychoff for Ж,К and б.
Credits to @Luuk Mölders for making Zyzoon.
Hyperlegible grotesk sans-serif, with great unicode support. Inspired by Atkinson Hyperlegible and Sorrow by frongile. Inspired also by the weird Frutiger-Aero craze of the 2010s.
Cyrillic done. As of now, please only request kerning pairs.
[Aa]: Argentina, Australia | [Bb]: Brazil, Bangladesh
[Cc]: China, Canada | [Dd]: Germany, Denmark
[Ee]: Spain, Ethiopia | [Ff]: France, Finland
[Gg]: Greece, Ghana | [Hh]: Hungary, India
[Ii]: Italy, Indonesia | [Jj]: Japan, Jamaica
[Kk]: South Korea, Kenya | [Ll]: Latvia, Lithuania
[Mm]: Mexico, Malaysia | [Nn]: Norway, Netherlands
[Oo]: Oman, Austria | [Pp]: Poland, Pakistan
[Qq]: Qatar, Guatemala | [Rr]: Russia, Romania
[Ss]: Sudan, Saudi Arabia | [Tt]: Turkey, Thailand
[Uu]: United States, Ukraine | [Vv]: Venezuela, Vietnam
[Ww]: Belarus, Sweden | [Xx]: United Kingdom, Israel
[Yy]: Yemen, Iceland | [Zz]: Zambia, Zimbabwe
[0]: South Africa, [1]: Estonia, [2]: Nigeria, [3]: Ireland, [4]: Czech Republic, [5]: United Arab Emirates, [6]: Democratic Republic of the Congo, [7]: Philipines, [8]: Iran, [9]: New-Zealand
[.]: Switzerland, [,]: Nepal | [?]: Cuba, [!]: Myanmar
[@]: Madagascar, [_]: Kazakhstan, [#]: Portugal, [*]: Colombia
[&]: Egypt, [%]: Peru, [$]: Somalia, [(]: Morocco, [)]: Croatia
[']: Chile, ["]: Singapore, [+]: Luxembourg, [_]: Kuwait, [/]: Kosovo
[:]: Serbia, [;]: Slovakia, [<]: Malta, [=]: Bolivia, [>]: Cambodia
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.
SHATTER is a bold, all caps font that breaks the rules with its edgy, cracked design. It features no kerning, giving it a raw and unpolished look that grabs attention and makes a strong statement. Perfect for designs that need a rebellious, intense vibe. SHATTER stands out with its sharp, fractured style that feels powerful and dynamic.
Ok, THIS font is now in a fully usable state! :D
I spent a lot of time on this font, and I had to pull a lot of trickery to get the shapes right. Be sure to always use kerning when using it.
I wanted it to be a fun, modern typeface that just so happens to have a bunch of rare glyphs. The font is still very much a work-in-progress. You can check in to find updates in it!
Neon Fracture is a bold, futuristic display typeface built around sharp angles, geometric lines, and intentionally fractured shapes. Its broken, segmented letterforms give it a strong cyberpunk and glitch‑tech aesthetic, making it perfect for projects that need a sense of digital rebellion or high‑tech distortion.
This font is a bold, block-driven display typeface built on a rigid grid system. Every letter feels carved from solid rectangles, with thick strokes, squared corners, and tightly packed forms that create a dense, monolithic presence. Its construction feels modular and pixel-influenced, giving it a distinctly arcade-era, retro-digital personality.
A recreation of Act Text from Sonic the Hedgehog (i.e. Act 1) into a normal font. While this font is not a direct clone of Sonic 1 Act Text (licenced under the SIL Open Font Licence) but this version is a major redesign that sets itself apart from the original. Use in multiples of 27 for Windows users (4:3 height ratio).
Licenced under the Creative Commons Attribution (commercial but no derivatives) Licence. By installing this font, you agree to accept the terms of said licence.
Update: The font named "SONiC Classic Act OFL C", which is made by "Ivan Morozov" (known by their username as "vania 5617sonfan") has been decreed as an "Unsupported third-party font licenced under the SIL Open Font Licence". If there is any requests for new languages with regards to this font, it will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.
Copyright disclaimer:
Any fonts that are created / published on FontStruct are the copyrighted work of the respective creator.
This typeface is a bold, futuristic display font built on sharp geometry and intentional contrast. Each letter features one dominant thick stroke balanced by thin structural lines, creating a strong sense of direction and motion. The angular cuts and squared forms give it a technical, almost architectural precision, while the asymmetry adds energy and edge. It feels engineered — like something designed for a sci-fi interface, performance branding, or high-impact headlines.