Futuristic Fonts: Sci-Fi and Tech Lettering
Futuristic fonts imagine what lettering might look like in the future: wide, squared shapes, cut corners, smooth space-age curves and digital, circuit-like details. They are staples of sci-fi films, video games, tech startups and electronic music.
31 free fonts, previewed with your text
- Orbitron
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- Audiowide
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- Michroma
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- Exo 2
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- Oxanium
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- Zen Dots
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- Syncopate
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- Tektur
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- Chakra Petch
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- Rajdhani
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- Aldrich
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- Electrolize
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- Goldman
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- Turret Road
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- Nova Square
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- Share Tech
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- Russo One
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- Saira
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- Tomorrow
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- Anta
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- Kode Mono
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- Unbounded
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- Krona One
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- Bruno Ace
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- Bruno Ace SC
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- Genos
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- Jura
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- Megrim
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- Major Mono Display
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- Sixtyfour
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- Exo
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How to use it
- 1Wide, extended fonts like Michroma or Syncopate need lots of horizontal space, so keep the text short.
- 2Dark backgrounds with neon or metallic colours emphasise the sci-fi feel.
- 3Pair a futuristic headline with a clean sans serif like Exo 2 or Rajdhani for readable body text.
- 4Increase the letter spacing slightly on all-caps futuristic headlines for a sleek, cinematic look.
Type a product name, a game title or a slogan and compare the styles. Many are designed for headlines, so test them at the size you plan to use.
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