



For a thinner font in the same vein, try SF Digital Readout by ShyFoundry Fonts, or give Loopy by Apostrophic Labs a look if you want a font that combines bubble lettering with a digital style. If you're going for a look that screams digital, you probably want to replicate the style of early computer monitors or the retro LCD displays seen on digital watches and calculators. In the era of 4K and Retina displays, digital fonts are as smooth or even smoother than those in just about any book. If you're on an OS X system, double-click the font file and choose "Install font" to do the same. If you're on Windows Vista to 10, simply right-click the file and select "Install" to install the font on your PC. Once you've settled on that perfect digital clock font, download the. Speaking of paying, always check the licensing agreement before you download - some fonts are completely free to use, others are free to use provided you attribute the creator and still others require licensing fees. Your best bets for finding fonts online is heading over to one of the many sites that offer hundreds or thousands of downloadable digital font varieties. There's no magic digital font generator to plug your text into, but whether you use a PC or a Mac, the process of finding, downloading and installing fonts of all sorts - from antique to ultra-modern - is a painless and oftentimes totally free process. Either way, you're going to need a digital-looking font to sell that futuristic vibe. Maybe you've got a PowerPoint presentation about your favorite sci-fi masterpiece due tomorrow, or maybe you're just making posters for a local synthwave show.
