Neonloop: Monoline Neon Font

Neonloop is a neon font drawn as one thin, even line with rounded ends, the way a glass tube bends into letters above a club door. Capitals are wide and open, the lowercase is simple and geometric, and the zero carries a slash like on an old computer terminal.

Because the stroke is light, Neonloop looks best large and bright: add a glow in your editor and the letters read like real neon signage. For long paragraphs, pair it with a heavier sans.

Perfect For

• 🌃 Cyberpunk and synthwave game titles and menus
• 🍸 Neon bar and club signs, flyers and posters (Commercial version)
• 🎧 Music covers and stream overlays
• 🕹️ Arcade and retro-futuristic UI headings
• 📱 Social posts with a night city mood

Design Tips for Neonloop

• Add an outer glow in the font color plus a wider, softer glow in a second hue; two layers read far more like glass tubes than one.
• Track the letters slightly wider (+20 to +40) for sign mockups, so each tube keeps a dark gap around it.
• The thin line gets lost on busy photos. Put a dark, blurred band behind the title or use it on a near-black background.

How to Use Neonloop

License

Neonloop is free for personal use (OTF and TTF). For commercial games, apps, merch, streams or client work, choose the Commercial version: the same font files plus a WOFF2 web font, with a Commercial License. For custom terms, email support@pixarts.store.

Published by RuneType.