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Akira Font

A super wide, heavy display sans for bold statements

Typologic · Extended display sans serif · ! Free for personal use

Akira font poster: super wide heavy white headline on a black and neon streetwear backgroundAkira style extended type on a streetwear hoodie and a gaming tournament posterAkira style character set: extended capitals, numbers and symbols

Illustrations of the Akira style made for DaFontFonts. Letterforms are approximate; check the official specimen before you buy.

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License:
Free for personal use
Font Type:
Free for personal use
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About Akira

Akira Expanded is an extended display sans by the type studio Typologic. Its letters are extremely wide and heavy, with tight counters and a strong horizontal stance, so a single word can fill a whole poster or banner.

It became a favourite for streetwear, music artwork, gaming and esports graphics, sports promotions and social media thumbnails, where it delivers instant impact. The designer shares a demo for personal use and sells a commercial license for professional work.

Where Akira works best

  • Streetwear and merch
  • Gaming and esports graphics
  • Music covers and posters
  • Social media thumbnails

Free alternatives to Akira

Open-licence fonts with a comparable feel, every one verified free for commercial use and downloadable from DaFontFonts.

Unbounded is a wide, bold display sans with a modern, playful edge, a strong free substitute for Akira headlines.

Krona One has wide, low-contrast letters inspired by vintage Scandinavian lettering, good for extended logos.

Dela Gothic One is a heavy, blocky display face that brings similar weight and impact.

Syncopate is a wide, geometric caps face for a cleaner, futuristic extended look.

Archivo Black is a heavy grotesque that works well for bold headlines when you need a slightly narrower option.

Akira is a trademark of its owner. DaFontFonts does not host or distribute the Akira font files; download and licence links go to the official source.

Questions

Is Akira font free?

Akira Expanded is free for personal use only. Commercial use needs a paid license from Typologic. Unbounded and Krona One are free alternatives you can use commercially.

Who made Akira Expanded?

The type studio Typologic designed and sells Akira Expanded.

Can I use Akira in a logo?

Only with the commercial license. The free demo is limited to personal projects.

What is a free alternative to Akira?

Unbounded is the closest free wide display sans, and Krona One and Dela Gothic One are good options for bold headlines.

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