Last Updated on November 6, 2021
Science Fiction, known today as Sci-Fi or SF, typically deals with visionary and futuristic concepts.
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If you’re reading or watching something that deals with high-tech and how it affects our lives, adventures set in space or in a parallel universe, topics of time travel or a new science, or even space aliens or superhuman abilities, then it most likely belongs to the Sci-Fi genre.
Sci-Fi in Pop Culture
Sci-Fi content comes in multiple forms.
It’s almost impossible to come across someone who isn’t interested in Star Wars, Star Trek, or Doctor Who. These franchises, with their many offshoots and different installments, have spawned fans all over the world.
Aside from animated and live action movies/series, there are also books. Though recently, these have taken a bit of a backseat due to the influx of streaming services. Still, you’ll probably find your peers reading current greats like Project Hail Mary and Klara and the Sun.
There are some who opt to stick to the classics, with history-defining works like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, or contemporary ‘banned’ books, such as 1984 and Fahrenheit 451.
Sci-Fi is present in video games, too. Popular titles include: Doom (1993), Halo 2, Deus Ex, and the Metroid series.
Great science fiction should invoke the imaginative side of the reader. At the same time, it should introduce to them a concept that, (given a little nudge) can be a reality. All while following lines of logic based on the creator’s world.
Cutting Edge Sci-Fi Fonts
Nothing is as immersive as a work that is both fantastic and adheres to a sense of realism. That’s the reason why Star Wars, 1984, Dune, and The Hunger Games still continue to dominate imaginations to this day.
With strange lands, eccentric characters, and thrilling plots, you sometimes wish these worlds were real. And why can’t they? For creatives who can’t wait for the future, these sci-fi fonts should help you get there faster.
1. Ishimura
This industrial themed typeface by MehmetRehaTugcu will look amazing on your sci-fi book covers, presentations, graphic novels, postcards, posters, and animations.
2. Vortex
Create an out-of-this-world atmosphere using this futuristic font family by Sentavio. With 3 styles to choose from (Thin, Bold, Black), you’ll be making space armies, androids, and games in no time.
3. Boge
Bold, dynamic, and edgy, this sharp-angled font from Linecreative isn’t just for sci-fi projects. You can also use it for sports, automotive, fitness, or adventure concepts.
4. Arguman
Zealab brings to you this retro typeface crafted from car emblems and air craft design motifs. Try it on vintage posters, postcards, logos, banners, and more.
5. Sweat
Looking for the ultimate fitness and sports font? This gem from Andreasleonidou is your best bet.
6. Monro
With influences from the 80s and 90s, this disruptive typeface is fun, quirky, and eye-catching. Try it on your logos, badges, packaging, cards, posters, etc.
7. Fauna
Solid, geometric, but austere, this stylish font from Taras Pasternak features some Constructivism elements that will look gorgeous on either personal or commercial works.
8. Vogie
Modern and pragmatic, this typeface by 38-lineart contains 4 widths and 9 weights you can easily apply onto any project you can think of.
9. Lockey Typeface
Don’t settle for ordinary when you’re trying to design for tomorrow. Use this sci-fi font by Alit Design instead.
10. Mexon
An all-caps sans serif with stylistic alternates and plenty of attitude, it can take you anywhere – from fashionable runways to the depths of space.
11. Siegra
An awesome combination of elegance, power, and the future, this techno font by Ramzehhh has wide, curvy letterforms and sharp ends to make your designs truly stand out.
12. Strippy
Make sure your message comes across clear as day using this bold, loud, and square typeface by Irwanwismoyo.
13. MBF Nanomaton
Whether you’re working on a fashion piece or on a sci-fi book cover, this thin, minimalist sans is sure to satisfy.
14. Polaris
You don’t need to leave earth to find something ethereal. This futuristic font will look amazing on any ebook, presentation, business card, movie poster, or social media post.
15. LineTech
With Bold, Regular, and Light versions, this linear typeface can be applied on titles, monograms, digital, as well as print projects.
16. Gore Regular
Large, strong, and in-charge, this display sans is all you need to make eye-catching posters and game titles. It pairs well with scripts, too.
17. MBF Moonlander
Inspired from lively urban lifestyles, this wide and bold sans serif is perfect for music, concert, modern, space, and party themes.
18. Centauri
Where do you see your designs taking flight? With a little help from this futuristic, minimalist font, you should see it take the future.
19. Casiopeia
This powerful typeface by Rometheme is fit for adventures beyond your wildest dreams. Available in OTF, TTF, and WOFF formats.
20. United Kingdom
Sharkshock gives you this all-caps display font with a blueprint, edgy feel. Use it on sci-fi logos, action movie posters, or sports jerseys.
21. Nostromo Oblique
A multi-language font with multiple uses, this geometric typeface by Dafeld can go from contemporary to science fiction in just a few clicks.
22. Exodar
Create space-related projects with ease using this modern font that’s available in 2 styles (Regular and Outline).
23. Proxon Sans
Playful but professional, this science-friendly sans by UIcreativenet is suited for all kinds of works – whether in tech, sports, fitness, fashion, or branding.
24. MORTON
This font family by Tokopress is both practical and spirited. Use it to liven up animations, posters, business cards, ebook covers, or presentations.
25. Discopia
Dominate your gaming, sports, and tech branding projects with the latest from Konstantine Studio. This techno-based typeface is suitable for futuristic as well as retro designs.
26. PULSE
A modern minimalist serif with vector file, this unique font by MoonBandit has rounded corners to lend a bit of friendliness to its overall sharp look.
27. Tokyo Typeface
Inspired by traditional Japanese Inkan-Seals, Inspirationfeed presents this ornamental typeface for use on social media posts, blog headers, logos, banners, and more.
28. Genesis Three Expanded Sci-Fi Fonts
For those building their neo-futuristic worlds, this font pack from Juru Rancang Studio includes various alternate styles and a bunch of discretionary ligatures to make your works stand out.
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29. Hoverunit
Future-proof your designs with this beautiful and practical gem created by Typodermic Fonts Inc.
30. Fearce
This modern all-caps by Drizy includes an OTF, TTF, and Web font. Plus, you’ll get a cool space flyer that’s print-ready and fully editable.
31. Korataki
A simple tribute to 1970s aesthetics, these modest yet manipulated characters will make you feel like you’re onto something big.