KILO — Experimental Display Typeface (Free)
KILO — Experimental Display Typeface (Free)
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KILO is a bold, experimental display typeface designed by HVNTER — built for logos, marks, and high-impact typographic statements where softness and aggression coexist.
Inspired by the iconic visual language of Aphex Twin and Björk, KILO leans into organic, inflated forms that feel almost liquid, yet intentional. Each letterform is sculpted with rounded tension, exaggerated weight, and playful distortion, making it ideal for logos, album artwork, posters, editorial layouts, and brand identities that need to stand apart immediately.
Originally created in 2021 and refined in 2025, KILO has been rebuilt for clarity, balance, and improved consistency while preserving its raw, expressive character. The result is a typeface that feels both experimental and usable — strange enough to be memorable, controlled enough to deploy professionally.
KILO® is 100% free and licensed for all commercial projects at any scale. No attribution required. No usage limits. No catch.
This is a statement font — designed to be seen, not whispered.
Includes:
- Display Typeface (OTF)
- Updated 2025 build
- Commercial-use friendly license

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