Neuropol

carolina

Linda fuente

Found this an ideal typeface for tech-logo design.

Would be great if it came in a set of three weights and alternates with a more extended stroke for characters like the "a" and "e". I might then even be tempted to buy it for around 20 USD. And there's got to be thousands like me out there.

Best to you, for this outstanding free typeface.
Freddy.

is this logo also free for commercial use ???

greets

Great font!
The only problem I have with it is the letter 'Z'. It cuts off the top line of the letter and kind of looks like an angle.
Otherwise, great font.

you are awesome, your generosity is greatly appreciated!!!! Your skill is breathtaking!!!! just....Thank You! :D

This is an old, discontinued font. I recommend Neuropol X.
http://www.dafont.com/neuropol-x-free.font

NOISABER! that's outsanding to bad not seen a game i hopd to be!! tiill jokers ed' jkl licsense not hoped but thanks

Zack

Dear author,
You create a great font!
Is it free for commercial use?
Thanks a lot
Irit

Yes, it's free for commercial use.

Ignore my previous comment about this font begin discontinued. I've replaced it in 2015 with a new version based on the 1996 original. More info on my site. http://typodermicfonts.com/neuropol/

can i use this font for Commercial use? i sell key charms (with text), T-Shirts with (text) etc.. and i search for a font that i can use for all the things that i make myself. it is also allowed to make logos, Flyers etc. with your font. ist only a Little production - for Christmas markets and max. 100 a year.

Yes, it's free for commercial use. Good luck with your projects.

Can I use this in a video game?

For game graphics, yes. If you're embedding the font, you'll need an app license but it's not pricey. https://typodermicfonts.com/license/

Hi, i wanna write a comic book can i use this font?

Yes! Neuropol (not Neuropol X) is in the public domain, which means you can use it freely for any purpose, including writing a comic book. There are no restrictions on commercial or personal use.

Is this the font used on the log of the Winter Olympics in Torino in 2006?