Chipboard Font

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  Chipboard is a bold and playful typeface featuring a hand-drawn style that is reminiscent of hand-cut letters from a chipboard. This font is perfect for adding a touch of fun and dimensionality to any design project. With its rough edges and irregular shapes, Chipboard is ideal for creating logos, headlines, posters, and other graphics that demand attention. It comes in uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and a few special characters. Overall, Chipboard is a versatile and visually appealing font that can be used for a wide range of creative 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 Chipboard Font  Download [ChipboardBlack v001.100]

Font Information

  • Designed by:
    Farran Lee
  • License:
    Free for personal use
  • Font styles:
    Techno
  • Authors Note:
    Designing within the constraints of a full square, mostly crafting the letter by cutting into the square, I used a combination of fractional proportions with eye-guided adjustments to produce forms which ride the edge between nonsensical boxes and letters determinable by holistic recognition of the word.
    If you can't read it, try gazing at an entire word with soft eyes and let your brain's pattern-recognition hardware take over the deciphering process for you.
    Alternatively, please report to me if any of the glyphs are simply too-far removed from acceptable alphabetic paradigms. :))))
    Font includes Latin and Greek characters, numbers, and most combined diacritic letters.
    Copy and paste into the preview box: αβφδεζηθικλμνξοπρσςτυφχψω
    There are very few symbols and punctuation included thus far, but more are on the way. There are no lowercase characters: typing in lowercase will print the uppercase glyphs.
    This is an early build and has not been extensively tested.
    I am aware that 6 looks uncomfortably akin to G; also B to 3.
    Imagined use-case: technological fantasy artwork, writing on machines, neon lighting, spacecraft, etc.