CHR32

CHR32 font by Ray Larabie is a free decorative display font with a striking, horned silhouette that feels part digital, part gothic. Thick, inky strokes form blocky shapes, then suddenly flare into sharp, tusk-like curves, giving every word a heavy, sculpted presence. The rhythm is tight and compact, so lines of text look like futuristic insignia stamped in black metal rather than simple lettering.

Using CHR32, you get a bold, moody texture that works beautifully for game titles, sci‑fi book covers, horror posters, band logos, event flyers, and edgy apparel graphics. This free font shines at large sizes where its carved details and unusual negative spaces can breathe. Try pairing CHR32 with a clean geometric sans for supporting text and keep that secondary type smaller to let the main wordmark dominate.