Anarchy Mono

Anarchy Mono font by Jeff Rentsch is a free monospaced display typeface that looks like it was scribbled in the margins of a photocopied zine. Each letter wobbles with a slightly nervous, hand-drawn line, yet they all snap to the same tight grid, giving you chaos and order in a single system. The overall feel is raw, scratchy, and a bit unhinged—like someone hacked a typewriter with a marker.

Using Anarchy Mono, you can push attitude into zines, protest posters, underground flyers, album art, experimental UI, glitchy titles, and indie game menus. The rigid spacing keeps even the wildest layouts readable, so you can stack text, set it in all caps, or run dense lines without losing structure. This free font pairs well with a clean geometric sans—set Anarchy Mono loud for headings and let the sans handle body copy at smaller sizes.

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