I should note that there are a lot of other Star Wars fonts out there, I was only looking for fonts for in-world languages. A link to a zip folder with all of the languages can be found above. I’ve also gathered together all the Star Wars fonts I’ve found, including the fonts for each of the alphabets above (except for Geonosian and Kittât, which don’t have fonts). I’ll post the first 8 (in alphabetical order) in this post and the last 8 in another post. It took far longer than I expected it to, but I’m finally done.
Aurebesh is obviously easy to find, but the others, not so much.īecause it’s so hard to find charts, I decided to make my own.
What I’ve found is that, even for the languages that exist, it’s extremely hard to find charts or fonts for the written languages. I’ve spent countless hours searching the internet for different languages, namely for the written alphabets. In other versions of Windows, copy and paste ONLY the font file into the font folder on your computer (It should be located in something like C:/Windows/Fonts)įor whatever reason, I have a fascination with in-world Star Wars languages. In Windows 7, open the font and there should be a button at the top that says “Install.” Click that and you’re done. Post 2 with the last 8 languages: įor people who don’t like to scroll to find valuables, here is a link to download all of the Star Wars fonts I’ve found: (Note: This is a zip file. So because I took so much time making these charts and typing this text, I think I should add a link here to the other post, even though none of you will even see it. Even more of a shame, the second post has been completely ignored. The free Aurebesh font software includes a Single-User, Non-Commercial License for personal use.Īstro SE is the companion font to Aurebesh.This post has been getting reblogged a ton lately, but without any of the text, which is a shame because I spent a lot of time typing it.
Aurebesh was designed by Stephen Crane with additional characters by David Occhino. This Star Wars font is free for personal use. This version of the Aurebesh font has been featured in many publications, signs, posters and websites, including The Star Wars Insider Magazine, The website and Wookiepedia. AUREBESH is one of the alphabetic language systems from the Star Wars™ universe.
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