Minecraft Fonts: Game Text, Logo and Enchanting Table
The pixel text of the game, the blocky logo and the runes of the enchanting table. FAQs and more ▾
In-game text: Minecraftia and other Mojangles copies
Minecraft writes its chat, menus, signs and books in Mojangles, a pixel font drawn on an 8×8 grid. Mojang keeps it for the game, so these fan-made fonts recreate it pixel by pixel.
Minecraft: the most popular copy of the in-game text, a little bolder than the original.
Minecraftia: the classic copy of the chat and menu letters, with accents.
Minecraft Standard: a faithful copy with accented letters, Greek and Cyrillic, and a bold style like the game's.
Monocraft: a monospaced version for code and terminals, with programming ligatures.
Minecraft logo fonts
The logo isn't a typeface but custom lettering of chunky, stone-textured capitals. Fans have turned it into full alphabets, so you can write any word in the same style.
MineCrafter: the blocky capitals of the logo, with a cracked stone style too.
Minecraft Fifty Solid: solid logo capitals with accents and punctuation, for longer titles.
Minercraftory: heavy pixel letters in upper and lower case, for a bolder title.
MC Ten Lowercase Alt: a fan copy of Minecraft Ten, the lettering of the menu titles in Bedrock Edition.
Minecraft Evenings: logo-style capitals with worn, eroded edges.
Enchanting table language: Standard Galactic Alphabet
The runes on the enchanting table are the Standard Galactic Alphabet from the Commander Keen games, with one symbol per letter. Type in English and these fonts turn your text into runes. They have letters only, no numbers.
SGA Pixies: thin pixel runes, the closest match to the enchanting table.
Standard Galactic Alphabet: bolder, smoother runes that stay readable in small sizes.
More blocky pixel fonts
Not from Minecraft, but with the same retro look. They are free for any use, including commercial projects.
Press Start 2P: the 8-bit look of 1980s Namco arcade games.
Silkscreen: small, all-caps pixel letters for labels and buttons.
VT323: the text of an old DEC VT320 computer terminal.
Jersey 10: sporty pixel letters, designed to be knitted.
Tiny5: a tiny pixel font, only 5 pixels tall, that stays legible.
Pixelify Sans: softer, rounded pixels for a friendlier retro style.
Our Minecraft font generator writes your text in the styles of the game: the pixel letters of the chat and menus, the chunky capitals of the logo and the runes of the enchanting table. Type a username, a server name or a video title, pick a font and download it as a PNG or SVG image for thumbnails, banners and fan art. Every font on this page is fan-made: Mojang's own fonts aren't available for download, and this site isn't affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft.
Why use our Minecraft font generator?
- Explore our collection of Minecraft fonts and find the perfect match for your text.
- Useful for YouTube thumbnails, server banners, and fan art.
- Quickly access your favorite fonts without any hassle, anywhere, anytime and 100% free.
How to use this Minecraft font generator
Start experimenting with different texts in the box above and see how they appear with various Minecraft fonts. Browse through the options and pick the style you prefer. Then just click on the font and customize your text, size, color and background color. Your stylized text will be ready for download once you are done.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- What font does Minecraft use?
Minecraft: Java Edition writes almost all of its text in Mojangles, also called Minecraft Seven, a bitmap font where each character is an 8×8 pixel image. Characters it lacks are shown in GNU Unifont. Bedrock Edition also uses Mojangles, plus Minecraft Ten for menu titles and Noto Sans for long texts. The logo is custom lettering, not a font. Mojang's fonts aren't available for download, so the closest you can use are fan recreations such as Minecraftia and Minecraft for the game text and MineCrafter for the logo. - What is the enchanting table language?
It's the Standard Galactic Alphabet (SGA), an alphabet Tom Hall created for the Commander Keen games in the early 1990s. Minecraft has used it on the enchanting table since Beta 1.9. Each rune stands for one English letter, so it's a code rather than a language, and anyone can read it with a chart. The words on the table are random, though: they don't tell you which enchantment you'll get. To write in it, type your text and use one of the enchanting table fonts. - How do I make text that looks like the Minecraft logo?
Type your word, choose a logo font such as MineCrafter or Minecraft Fifty Solid and open it to change the color, for example grey for stone or gold, and the size. Then download it as a PNG with a transparent background, ready to place over a screenshot or a thumbnail. - Can I use these fonts for my YouTube channel or server?
Most are free for personal projects. Some, like Minecraftia and MineCrafter, need a license or the author's permission for commercial use, while Monocraft, Minecraft Standard and the pixel fonts at the end are free for any use. Check the license on each font's page. This site isn't affiliated with or approved by Mojang or Microsoft. -
Where can I use these Minecraft fonts?
Text-to-image fonts allow you to turn your text into images using any font style, ready to download and insert into documents, prints, or designs. -
Are these fonts free to use?
You can use most of our fonts freely for personal purposes. For commercial projects, some fonts may have special rules, so it's always a good idea to check the license info first.