Pixelida is a clean, geometric pixel art typeface meticulously designed to fit seamlessly into the workflows of indie game developers, retro UI designers, and digital artists. The structure of every single glyph has been carefully optimized to ensure perfect readability even at very low resolutions, maintaining that genuine nostalgic charm characteristic of 8-bit and 16-bit eras. Whether you are dealing with text-heavy elements like dialogue boxes and item descriptions, or prominent displays like main menus, Pixelida delivers a sharp, distortion-free look across native pixel grids.

To accommodate different production needs, the project is distributed through two distinct versions, which differ both in their technical content and their legal usage rights.

The Lite version is tailored for hobbyists, game jam participants, or anyone looking to test the font's aesthetic within their software prototyping phase. This free tier includes strictly the baseline TrueType file (Pixelida.ttf). Legally, this download is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license (CC BY-NC 4.0). This grants you the right to implement the font in any personal work, prototype, or amateur project that does not generate any commercial revenue, provided that you include proper attribution to Fucu99 in your project's documentation or credits.

The complete package represents the ideal solution for commercial productions and significantly expands the toolkit available to the developer. With a minimum contribution of two dollars, you unlock access to both TrueType and OpenType file formats for the Regular version (Pixelida.ttf and Pixelida.otf) as well as the high-contrast PixelidaBold variant (PixelidaBold.ttf and PixelidaBold.otf), which is essential for managing clean visual hierarchies in menus and major UI headings.

In addition to the ready-to-use web and desktop fonts, the full pack includes the original project source file in a plain text format (.txt). This allows you to re-import the project into the BitFontMaker2 editor to make custom modifications to the glyphs, expand the character set, or map new symbols according to your software’s exact needs. Purchasing the Full Pack upgrades your usage rights to the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license (CC BY 4.0), removing financial restrictions and authorizing you to use the font in commercial video games sold on any store, paid mobile applications, monetized videos, and promotional or merchandise materials.

Licensing Summary

In summary, commercial usage is strictly reserved for users who purchase the two-dollar full package, while the free version remains confined to purely non-commercial scenarios. Attribution to the original author, Fucu99, is mandatory for both editions and must be included within your software's documentation, license files, or final ending credits.