White Rabbit by Matthew Welch is a free rounded techno display font with a soft, futuristic pulse. The letters mix monoline simplicity with pill-shaped corners and neat squared turns, giving the font a friendly electronic feel that lands somewhere between late-1990s interface graphics and retro sci-fi signage.
It fits naturally in poster headlines, album art, game menus, title cards, and packaging where you want a sleek digital tone without going cold. As a free font, White Rabbit works especially well for short branding lines and cover text, because those broad curves and compact forms keep the look playful, simple, and unmistakably synthetic.
White Rabbit is reminiscent of the characters displayed on all those old low-res terminal screens. Smoothed out and cleaned up for 1999, this is the font to use for all your computing applications.
Extended font information
Platforms supported
PlatformEncoding
MicrosoftUnicode BMP only
Font details
Created1999-04-19
Glyph count101
Units per Em2100
Embedding rightsEmbedding for permanent installation