Hex Font

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  Hex font is a typeface that is designed to resemble the characters and letters used in the coding language of hexadecimal, which is used in digital design and computing. The font typically features simple, angular shapes that are easy to read and recognize, making it ideal for use in coding environments, technology-related branding, and digital interfaces. Hex font is available in both serif and sans-serif styles, and can be customized for a variety of applications.

  *The font resources provided on this site are for personal study and reference only. For commercial use, please obtain authorization from the relevant font manufacturer (copyright holder) via their official website.


  *The universal extraction password for all downloaded files is 9519.
High-Quality Sample of Hex Font  Download [Hex monograms]
Preview Of ornate  Download [Hex ornate]
Typographic design of Hex Font

Font Information

  • Designed by:
    Pilaster Davy
  • License:
    100% Free
  • Font styles:
    Gothic
  • Authors Note:
    Hex is a type-able three letter hexagonal monogram font.
    That’s all it does.
    You can type a Hexagonal Monogram with a border. Two styles are included, Monogram or Ornate, which has serifs and median spurs.
    It requires Discretionary Ligatures to be supported AND enabled to work ‘out of the box’, so please check the read me pdf for details of how to use it and for useful links to show you applications that support Open Type features it relies on to work (thanks Vinz).
    Hex is usable without the Dlig features enabled, but you will have to locate the final glyph in any monogram in glyphs panel, character viewer or whatever to add it. You can mix and match Hex Monogram and Hex Ornate in the same monogram, but only manually.
    The Read Me pdf also contains a key map showing you where the borders and a few special characters are located, (including a Mc Ligature, for our Scottish cousins. Thanks Claude) so seriously, read it!
    Hex was created as a personal project to learn how to use Dlig features and as such is served to you 100% free and as is.
    If you like Hex, feel free to show your appreciation by making a modest donation to the “Prevent the Wolf Door Convergence fund” using the donate button. Should you have the good fortune to find a commercial project it’s suitable for, similarly, sharing some of your good fortune with a small donation would be considered good manners.
    Thanks to the naughty mods and staff of Dafont, as ever for getting me up and running.
    Hope you enjoy.
    Pil

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