A recreation of the original 8BitOperator JVE font, now thinner and italicized. (Not slanted because the font renderer can slant it)
Credit to Jayvee Enaguas, as he created the original font (as 8BIT Operator JVE). I did change a few glyphs (like A-ring and uppercase L-stroke) for consistency reasons.

A recreation of the original 8BitOperator JVE font, now thinner.
Credit to Jayvee Enaguas, as he created the original font (as 8BIT Operator JVE). I did change a few glyphs (like A-ring and uppercase L-stroke) for consistency reasons.

A recreation of the original 8BitOperator JVE font, now with a bolder look and italics. (Not slanted due to the font being able to be slanted by itself.)
Credit to Jayvee Enaguas, as he created the original font (as 8BIT Operator JVE). I did change a few glyphs (like A-ring and uppercase L-stroke) for consistency reasons.

A recreation of the original 8BitOperator JVE font, now with a bolder look.
Credit to Jayvee Enaguas, as he created the original font (as 8BIT Operator JVE). I did change a few glyphs (like A-ring and uppercase L-stroke) for consistency reasons.

A recreation of the original 8BitOperator JVE font, now italicized. (I did not add a slant because it would look ugly—the font can be manually slanted by the font renderer.)
Credit to Jayvee Enaguas, as he created the original font (as 8BIT Operator JVE). I did change a few glyphs (like A-ring and uppercase L-stroke) for consistency reasons.

A recreation of the original 8BitOperator JVE font!
Credit to Jayvee Enaguas, as he created the original font (as 8BIT Operator JVE). I did change a few glyphs (like A-ring and uppercase L-stroke) for consistency reasons.

This is the old version of the multilingual version of Pixelbud.

This is old because an official Latin Extended-A was made.

This is a recreation of the pixel font used in Cas van de Pol's Minecraft animations.

I had to painstakingly look for EVERY letter used, and it's a good thing he puts the Patreon supporters at the end, so I could create the capitals.

Some letters also looked different, and they are alternates in the Private Use Area block.

Lowercase q and some symbols were made by me.

I know the pixel font used in his OG animations was not fully 100% pixel, so consider this a pixelation of the font.

I decided to make a 1:1(ish) recreation of the Minecraft font.

Also, the letters with 2 or more accents stacked together are not shortened on PURPOSE (for consistency reasons).

Credit to Mojang Studios for making the original font.

This is an OCR-styled font. It's based off of OCR-A's blocky looks.

This font is based off of the MICR-style fonts, and the Justov fonts.

If you wonder why the numbers are inconsistent with the letters, it's because I tried making them look like the original MICR font. Certain letters like B and D have that diagonal cut because there's no 2x2 curve bricks.

Even though this font was based off of Justov, it looks more like Westminster than Justov.

I made this font after seeing MagmaMusen's video of making 3x3 letters...so I made it an actual font you can use! I added the rest of the glyphs so that texts don't look incomplete.

Credit to MagmaMusen for the original video and font.

I made a font based off of Beryllium_Oxide's post on Reddit. The reason why I made that is because ANY pixel font CAN be made on Fontstruct! I noticed all the letters from A-Z, numbers and some punctuation were there, so guess who had to make the rest of the glyphs? Yeah. I did.

The reason why the lowercases - despite being all caps - are different - is because the post's negative version of the letters were slightly different. 4 was also different in the negative version, so I put it in Private Use Area.

Also, I'm aware that some glyphs are bigger than the original 4x3 - it's because I wanted them to look good, okay?

Also, when you use this, PLEASE CREDIT Beryllium_Oxide, because they made the original post - so crediting them is MANDATORY. Crediting me is optional.

CREDITS:
Beryllium_Oxide for the original post.

Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/WplaceLive/comments/1p8b8yx

This font has a limited character set because it's to show which letters are allowed on a 7 segment display.

The reason why "." looks like this is because some 7 segment displays have a dot to show decimal points.

This font actually looks like a 7x5 font, and is actually monospaced.

This is a pixel font based off of "There Is No Game" by Kamizoto. I watched a video to look for every letter that appeared in the font. If you're wondering why letter "I" has a different lowercase, it's because the dialogue "I" is different than the title "I".

Credit to Kamizoto for making the original game.

I made yet another pixel font.

I tried experimenting with the MICR style.

It looks monospace but it isn't - because some of the glyphs are wider than 5 pixels, and/or taller than 7 pixels. This font also gives the authentic look of those calculators and those cashier screens with a dot matrix display.

This font is a minimal font, because the letters use very few pixels, and some are small.