About Pixel Fonts Collection - 5 Fonts
- Theme > Retro & Arcade
Five pixel fonts for games: menus, HUDs, titles, dialogue and tiny screens. Each one comes as a TextMesh Pro font asset, with the accented letters of Western Europe.
The fonts
Hearth (8 px): a friendly 5x8 font for menus and dialogue
Orbit (8 px): square-cornered letters for sci-fi HUDs and terminals
Mote (7 px): a 3x5 micro font for low-res games and tiny HUDs
Anvil (9 px): a heavy font for titles, scores and buttons
Quill (10 px): a storybook serif for fantasy titles and text
What's inside
Every font as a TextMesh Pro font asset made from its bitmap, point filtered, and as TTF.
161 characters in each: printable ASCII, the accented letters from À to ÿ with Æ Ø ß, and ¡ ¿ « » ° € £. Enough for English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch and the Scandinavian languages.
Pixel-perfect at each font's size and its multiples: every glyph checked against its pixel grid, from the TTF and the BMFont.
A demo scene to type in and see the text at 1x to 4x.
Compatibility
Unity 6.3 or later, with TextMesh Pro (built in).
The code that sets every glyph on a pixel grid and builds the font files, and the package's C# scripts, were written with the help of AI (Anthropic's Claude); no generative image model. Every glyph is checked pixel for pixel.
The fonts
Hearth (8 px): a friendly 5x8 font for menus and dialogue
Orbit (8 px): square-cornered letters for sci-fi HUDs and terminals
Mote (7 px): a 3x5 micro font for low-res games and tiny HUDs
Anvil (9 px): a heavy font for titles, scores and buttons
Quill (10 px): a storybook serif for fantasy titles and text
What's inside
Every font as a TextMesh Pro font asset made from its bitmap, point filtered, and as TTF.
161 characters in each: printable ASCII, the accented letters from À to ÿ with Æ Ø ß, and ¡ ¿ « » ° € £. Enough for English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch and the Scandinavian languages.
Pixel-perfect at each font's size and its multiples: every glyph checked against its pixel grid, from the TTF and the BMFont.
A demo scene to type in and see the text at 1x to 4x.
Compatibility
Unity 6.3 or later, with TextMesh Pro (built in).
The code that sets every glyph on a pixel grid and builds the font files, and the package's C# scripts, were written with the help of AI (Anthropic's Claude); no generative image model. Every glyph is checked pixel for pixel.