My pixel fonts!

Introduction

Here are some pixel fonts created by me with GNU Image Manipulation Program. They may be used in their original or modified form, commercially or uncommercially, as long as I am credited. Note: the specified size of the fonts is the grid size; the actual characters are one pixel smaller in each dimension because the rightmost column and bottommost row are empty in every character cell.

6×6 pixels

ASCII character set minus lowercase letters and $&{} plus ÅÄÖÜ.

a font with 6x6-pixel characters pangrams using a font with 6x6-pixel characters

6×8 pixels

ASCII character set plus ÅåÄäÖöÜüß.

a font with 6x8-pixel characters pangrams using a font with 6x8-pixel characters

6×10 pixels

ASCII character set plus ÅåÄäÖöÜüß. Only the letters with descenders (gjpqy) are different from the 6×8 font.

a font with 6x10-pixel characters pangrams using a font with 6x10-pixel characters

8×8 pixels

ASCII character set plus ÅåÄäÖöÜüß.

a font with 8x8-pixel characters pangrams using a font with 8x8-pixel characters

8×10 pixels

ASCII character set plus ÅåÄäÖöÜüß. Only the letters with descenders (gjpqy) are different from the 8×8 font.

a font with 8x10-pixel characters pangrams using a font with 8x10-pixel characters

14-segment

ASCII character set minus #&()<>^`{|}~. All characters except !,.:;? are compatible with 14-segment displays. There are many characters that look similar, though (like 0O and Bb). The grid is 8×8 pixels.

a font with 14-segment-compatible letters pangrams using a font with 14-segment-compatible letters

Image generator

This Python program generates an image with this sample text using one of the font images on this page.