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GNU Unifont Free Download

A Unicode bitmap font with a glyph for every visible code point in the Basic Multilingual Plane.

GNU Unifont (Unifont点阵黑)·Free for commercial use

Baidu Netdisk

Click the button to show the link and extraction code

Design & features

GNU Unifont is a Unicode bitmap font with a glyph for every visible code point in the Basic Multilingual Plane, plus utilities for modifying it.

The latest version has more than 55,000 glyphs, nearly 28,000 of them CJK ideographs.

Best uses

Stylistically, GNU Unifont works well for gaming and esports visuals, pixel-style app icons and screenshots and retro posters. Saturated colours or dark backgrounds strengthen the retro-game vibe.

Pairing ideas

Fonts on this site that pair well with GNU Unifont:

License

Free for commercial use — Free for personal and commercial use.

License terms can change and may differ between versions. Before any commercial use, read the license from the official source and confirm it covers your use. This site only collects download links and does not grant any license.

How to install

  1. Open the link, enter the code and save or download the files from Baidu Netdisk.
  2. Unzip the archive if needed, then double-click the .ttf / .otf file and click Install (Windows) or Install Font (macOS).
  3. Restart Photoshop, Figma or other design apps so the new font shows up.

FAQ

Can I use GNU Unifont commercially for free?

Free for personal and commercial use. For long-term uses such as logos or trademarks, it is worth confirming with the author or publisher.

Does GNU Unifont support Traditional Chinese and Japanese?

According to its release notes, GNU Unifont supports Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Latin letters. The latest version has more than 55,000 glyphs, nearly 28,000 of them CJK ideographs.

Can I use GNU Unifont for long passages?

Pixel fonts are mainly for game UI and retro designs; short descriptions are fine, but use HarmonyOS Sans for anything meant for extended reading.

How do I install GNU Unifont?

Download the files from the Netdisk link and unzip them, then drag the files into your system fonts folder, or double-click and install. Restart your design app and search for "Unifont" in the font list.

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