Keyboard fonts
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A wide variety of fonts have been used for keycap legends over time. Due to the nature of double-shot moulding, vintage keycaps used more rounded typefaces. Modern dye-sub and pad printing techniques allow for exquisite typography on keycaps. Some brands also prefer or have preferred the use of italics for keycaps, in particular Apple and Diatec.
Ducky Corp[edit | edit source]
Ducky Shining[edit | edit source]
Badge Font[edit | edit source]
Legend Font[edit | edit source]
Helvetica. picture
Cherry Corp[edit | edit source]
Cherry G80-3000 Doubleshot[edit | edit source]
Badge Font[edit | edit source]
Legend Font[edit | edit source]
Bubbly Sans - Link to Sixty Quote for specifics
It's a custom line font (pen plotter) based on Helvetica; Helvetica Rounded is close, with some notable differences, mainly a simplified the lower case t and a six sided *.
For a preview of every key on a standard ANSI Keyboard please refer to Cherry legends.

Cherry G80-3000 Lasered[edit | edit source]
Badge Font[edit | edit source]
Legend Font[edit | edit source]
Cherry MX-Board 2.0[edit | edit source]
Badge Font[edit | edit source]
Legend Font[edit | edit source]
Myriad
IBM[edit | edit source]
Model F, Model M[edit | edit source]
Badge Font[edit | edit source]
Paul Rand details Metro?
Legend Font[edit | edit source]
Helvetica (Selectric typewriter like number row)
Logitech[edit | edit source]
K400 Wireless With Touchpad[edit | edit source]
Badge Font[edit | edit source]
Praxis

Legend Font[edit | edit source]
20th Century?
