Where the Oxygene answer comes from
Fonts In Use, an archive of typefaces in real work, has an entry for Geometry Dash, the 2013 game by Swedish developer Robert Topala of RobTop Games. It was contributed by Jakob Fischer, who designed Oxygene, and he writes that the font used in the game is his Oxygene. The entry tags the lettering as all caps, bitmap-style, outlined and gradient-filled, which fits the logo. It adds that the official trailer also uses Pusab.
Evidence for this attribution ↓No paid font selected
Free alternatives
Compare the actual letterforms with the same text. These are editorial alternatives, not fonts attributed to Geometry Dash.
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Press Start 2P
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Regular · Latin specimen
A free pixel font built on a square grid, close to the blocky shapes of the Geometry Dash logo. Its letters are plainer and more even, so add the outline, gradient and shadow yourself.
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Lilita One
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Regular · Latin specimen
A heavy, rounded display face for a softer, chunky take on the lettering. It is not a pixel font, so it will not match the logo itself, and it is not a copy of Pusab.
View fontAbout Oxygene
The font download site 1001 Fonts lists the font as Oxygene 1 by Pizzadude, the name Jakob Fischer publishes under. It says he created it in 2001 and updated it in May 2003. The listing marks it as free for personal use but not free for commercial use, under PizzaDude's own licence file, which also says the font may not be redistributed.
Evidence for this attribution ↓Pusab in the trailer
Fonts In Use credits Pusab to Ryoichi Tsunekawa and the Flat-it type foundry, released in 2006. Its only listed use is the Geometry Dash entry, where it appears in the official trailer. Fonts In Use does not say where else in the game Pusab appears, so we only connect it with the trailer. The font's page on Fonts In Use links to Font Squirrel for the download.
Evidence for this attribution ↓How to get the look
Start with blocky, pixel-grid capitals. Fill them with a vertical gradient from light to bright green, add a thick black outline, then a soft grey drop shadow below and to the right. Press Start 2P gives you free pixel letters to build on, though they are smaller and squarer than the logo. For a softer, rounded take closer to the trailer, Lilita One is a free stand-in for Pusab.
Common questions
Is the Geometry Dash font free?
For personal use, yes. Oxygene 1 is free to download for personal projects, but 1001 Fonts marks it as not free for commercial use. Press Start 2P is a free pixel alternative under the Open Font License.
Is Geometry Dash's font Pusab?
Partly. Fonts In Use says the official trailer uses Pusab, while the game's logo lettering uses Oxygene. We found no reliable source that lists every place Pusab appears in the game.
Who made the Geometry Dash font?
Oxygene was designed by Jakob Fischer, also known as PizzaDude. Pusab, used in the trailer, was designed by Ryoichi Tsunekawa of Flat-it.
Sources & evidence
Editorial review completed November 10, 2026.
- Fonts In Use — Geometry Dash video game
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- Fonts In Use — Oxygene
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- Fonts In Use — Pusab
Design archive
- 1001 Fonts — Oxygene 1
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