So I was fooling around in Scratch's vector editor when I decided I wanted to do some work in my image editor of choice, Autodesk Sketchbook. I wanted to use Scratch's “Pixel” font, but couldn't find where to download it. The Scratch wiki didn't help either. Where can I download the Scratch “Pixel” font so I can use it locally on my PC?

It's called Grand9K Pixel, and you can download it here.

Scratch137 wrote:

It's called Grand9K Pixel, and you can download it here.

The link you provided is a dead link, just ends up on a 404 error.

GamerMarcus646 wrote:

Scratch137 wrote:

It's called Grand9K Pixel, and you can download it here.

The link you provided is a dead link, just ends up on a 404 error.

Whoops, that's my bad. I accidentally put a backslash at the end. Try it now.

Scratch137 wrote:

GamerMarcus646 wrote:

Scratch137 wrote:

It's called Grand9K Pixel, and you can download it here.

The link you provided is a dead link, just ends up on a 404 error.

Whoops, that's my bad. I accidentally put a backslash at the end. Try it now.

Yeah, it works now. Thanks!

I just realized that the Scratch pixel font is actually the same exact font as the Minecraft font.

Trademark_Lover_64 wrote:

I just realized that the Scratch pixel font is actually the same exact font as the Minecraft font.

No, it's not quite the same. Minecraft uses a font called “Mojangles”. Also, the OP's question has already been answered, so there's no need to reply to it.