Among Us Font Generator
What font does Among Us use?
Two answers again, and this time one of them is unusually satisfying.
The logo is hand-lettered — the wobbly, uneven capitals with the drop shadow were drawn, not typed, which is why every letter is slightly different.
The in-game text is different: player names, the settings menu, the vote counter and the task list are set in ordinary open-source typefaces. Arimo and Barlow are the real thing, not approximations — the same fonts the game ships with, and both free.
For the logo look
- Luckiest Guy is a chunky comic capital with a similar bounce — the nearest free font to the hand-lettered title.
- VT323 is a terminal face, useful for the retro-computer feel of the task screens rather than the logo.
All four are free for personal and commercial use — Arimo, Barlow and VT323 under the Open Font Licence, Luckiest Guy under Apache 2.0.
Why the in-game fonts are worth knowing
Most franchise font pages can only offer you an approximation, because the original was drawn rather than typed. This one is unusual: the text you read while actually playing — player names above the crewmates, the settings menu, the vote tally — is set in fonts that anyone can download. Arimo and Barlow are not lookalikes, they are the same typefaces.
That makes them the right pick for anything imitating the interface: a fake vote screen, a task list graphic, a mocked-up lobby. Reach for Luckiest Guy only when you are recreating the title itself.
Matching the hand-lettered title
The logo’s wobble is the point. Because every letter was drawn separately, no font reproduces it out of the box — but you can get most of the way by setting the word in Luckiest Guy and then rotating individual letters a degree or two in alternating directions, with slight vertical offsets. Add a hard offset shadow with no blur, which is what gives the original its sticker-like depth.
Among Us is a trademark of Innersloth.
Download the Among Us Font
| Font | Designer | Match to the original | Licence | Get it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VT323 TTF | Peter Hull | Similar style | SIL Open Font License | Download |
| Luckiest Guy TTF | Astigmatic (AOETI) | Similar style | Apache License 2.0 | Download |
| Barlow TTF | Jeremy Tribby | Exact match | SIL Open Font License 1.1 | Download |
| Arimo TTF | The Arimo Project Authors | Exact match | SIL Open Font License 1.1 | Download |
Licences differ per font — check the licence column above before using one commercially. Font licences cover the file only; names, logos and characters remain trademarks of their owners.
Frequently asked questions about the Among Us Font
Is the Among Us Font free to download?
Yes. VT323, Luckiest Guy, Barlow, and Arimo are free to download on this page. Check each designer's terms before commercial use.
Is this the exact font used for Among Us?
Yes, VT323 is the typeface used in the original Among Us artwork.
Can I use the Among Us Font commercially?
Treat that as two separate questions. The font file needs a licence that permits commercial use, which is set by whoever made it. Separately, the brand name, logo and characters are trademarks, so recreating a logo can infringe even with a properly licensed font. For merchandise or client work, check both.
How can I preview the Among Us Font with my own text?
Type anything into the generator on this page and it renders instantly in the real font file, then exports a transparent PNG. Nothing you type leaves your browser. Our font generator at https://whatfontfinder.com/font-generator/ does the same across the whole library.
What file format is the Among Us Font?
You will get TTF files, which install on Windows, macOS, Linux, and work in Photoshop, Illustrator, Canva, Figma and Cricut Design Space.
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