FNaF Font Download

The Five Nights at Freddy’s logo does not use one single font. The franchise has used several typefaces across games and books, including Consolas, Montserrat Bold, Hacked and 5 Computers In Love. This guide shows which font goes with which part of the series.

About the FNaF font

Five Nights at Freddy’s is a horror video game series created by Scott Cawthon. The player works as a night guard at a pizza restaurant and must survive five nights of animatronic characters. The series also includes sequels, novels and merchandise, and each product uses type that fits its tone.

Because there is no official FNaF typeface, fans search for the font by the game logo or the book cover. Below you can see each font we link to the series and where it appears.

Consolas

The Five Nights at Freddy’s game logo is set in a font that looks like Consolas. Consolas is a monospaced font made for coding, and its plain shapes contrast with the dark mood of the game. Check the license of any font before commercial use.

Montserrat Bold

Some FNaF book covers use Montserrat Bold for the title. The bold geometric sans serif has a modern look, and on the covers it has been given red, bloody tones for a horror feel.

Hacked

In the second book, The Twisted Ones, the title uses a font called Hacked. It has a glitchy, distorted look that suits the book’s chaos theme. Hacked is a fan-made font, and people often use it for creepy text effects online.

5 Computers In Love

The third game uses 5 Computers In Love. It is a square, techno style with a digital feel. Winter Design Studio is the publisher listed for this font.

Five Fonts at Freddy’s

Five Fonts at Freddy’s is a fan-made pixel bitmap font inspired by the look of the early game graphics. It has a retro feel that many fans enjoy for their own edits and posters.

How to use the FNaF font

On Windows, unzip the file, right-click the font and choose Install. On a Mac, double-click the file and select Install Font. Restart your design app if the font is missing. In Canva, upload the file if your plan supports custom fonts, or use the generator below to make a preview.

FNaF Font Generator

Type your text, choose a font, and adjust the size, color and background. The preview updates in real time. You can download the preview or the font file from the tool.

Fonts similar to the FNaF font

If you want more options that match the series look, these are the look-alikes we list:

• OCR A Extended: probably used for the small text at the top of FNaF 2.
• Victor by Fumare: a possible font for the title of the first FNaF book.
• Gustav Black by Michael Schinköthe: another font that may have been used for the first book title.

Some of these fonts are not free. Check the license before you buy or use them.

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FAQ

Is there an official FNaF font?

No. The series has used several different fonts in games and books, so there is no single official typeface.

Which font is closest to the FNaF logo?

Our list links the logo lettering to Consolas. Compare it with the other fonts above to see which one fits your project best.

How do I install the FNaF font on a PC or Mac?

Unzip the download, then right-click the file on Windows or double-click it on a Mac. Choose Install, then restart the app you want to use.

Can I use the FNaF font on a t-shirt or product?

Check the license first. Fan projects and merchandise may need a different license from the one for personal use.

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