Alphecca

Alphecca font by Andrew Hungerford of Zogoz is a free techno display typeface that looks like it was etched straight from a digital grid. Its letters are tall, squared, and tightly constructed, with sharp 90-degree turns that feel both mechanical and surprisingly legible. The uniform stroke weight gives it a crisp, neon-sign clarity, lending every word a cool, engineered precision.

Using Alphecca, you get headlines that feel ready for sci-fi interfaces, game logos, synthwave posters, tech event flyers, and futuristic album covers. This free font thrives at large sizes where its angular geometry and vertical tension can really stretch out and command attention. For body text or secondary information, pair it with a simple geometric sans serif to keep the layout clean while Alphecca does the visual heavy lifting.

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