dclt Typeface

dclt is a variable pixel display typeface whose four styles, dot, chip, line and tape, range from compact square pixels to wide flat strokes and tall narrow bars. Designed to be misused: stack it, outline it, glitch it, stretch it into something unexpected.

Built for experimental and contemporary design, dclt moves between strict pixel grids and more expressive forms. Each style brings a different rhythm, from dense blocks to stretched lines, giving you flexibility across layouts.

Ideal for posters, album artwork, branding, motion design, and digital interfaces, the typeface thrives in projects that embrace experimentation, glitch aesthetics, and bold visual identity.

Features
• 305 Glyphs
• 4 Styles (dot, chip, line, tape)
• Variable technology
• Lowercase
• Uppercase
• Diacritics
• Alternates
• Numbers
• Punctuation
• Symbols
• Currency
• Mathematics
• Arrows

Commercial License Formats
• TTF

Extended License Formats
• TTF | WOFF | WOFF2