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Terraria's in-game text uses Andy Bold, a casual typeface by Steve Matteson. Fonts In Use lists Andy Bold as the game's main interface font, and its contributor believes it is the only real typeface in the game. We found no reliable source that names a font for the Terraria logo.

Type in context
Terraria
Andy BoldEditorial cover · not a font specimen

Typeface at a glance

Typeface
Andy BoldDocumented typeface
Used in

Main interface and in-game text of Terraria (Re-Logic, 2011); the logo is separate artwork

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Availability

Andy is a commercial Monotype typeface designed by Steve Matteson, and it is not on Google Fonts; Microsoft sends people to Monotype's fonts.com to license it. The Terraria logo is not available as a font.

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Where the Andy Bold answer comes from

Fonts In Use, an archive of typefaces in real work, has an entry for the Terraria user interface, contributed in November 2025. It lists one typeface, Andy Bold, and says it is the main font of the interface. The contributor adds that, as far as they can tell, it is the only actual typeface used in the game. The entry credits Andrew Spinks and Whitney Spinks and dates the work to about 2011.

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Free alternatives

Compare the actual letterforms with the same text. These are editorial alternatives, not fonts attributed to Terraria.

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Patrick Hand

Open Font License

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Regular · Latin specimen

A free font based on handwriting, with the same relaxed, casual shapes as Andy. It comes in a single regular weight, so it looks lighter than Andy Bold; add an outline in your design tool for the game's chunky feel.

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Free alternative

Lilita One

Open Font License

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Regular · Latin specimen

A heavy, rounded display font that matches the weight and friendliness of Terraria's text. It is neater and more regular than Andy, so it reads as a mood match rather than a handwriting look-alike.

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About Andy Bold

Microsoft's typography docs describe Andy Bold as a casual typeface that still reads well in long text. They say Steve Matteson designed it, using the handwriting of his friend Andy Mead as a starting point. The digitized data is copyright The Monotype Corporation, 1991 to 1995, and Andy is a Monotype trademark. For licences, Microsoft sends readers to Monotype's fonts.com.

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What about the logo?

The Terraria Wiki, a fan-run wiki, describes the main logo as styled to look like it is made of dirt and stone, with grass, weeds and flowers on top and a tree on the left. It treats the logo as artwork and does not name a font for it. We found no reliable source that does, so we only connect Andy Bold with the text inside the game, such as its menus.

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How to get the look

For the in-game look, use a bold, casual hand-drawn sans with rounded ends and slightly uneven shapes. Set it in a light colour with a dark outline or shadow so it stays readable over busy pixel-art backgrounds. With a free font, Patrick Hand gives the handwritten feel, and Lilita One gives the heavy, friendly weight. Keep the outline thick enough to read at small sizes.

Common questions

Is the Terraria font free?

Not as a free download. Andy Bold is a commercial Monotype typeface, licensed through Monotype, and it is not on Google Fonts. Fan-made fonts exist, but they are not the game's font. For a free option, try Patrick Hand or Lilita One.

What font is the Terraria logo?

We found no reliable source that names one. The Terraria Wiki describes the logo as artwork made to look like dirt and stone, rather than text set in a font.

Who designed Andy Bold?

Steve Matteson, according to Microsoft's typography docs. He based it on the handwriting of his friend Andy Mead, and Monotype owns the font.

Sources & evidence

Editorial review completed November 10, 2026.

  1. Fonts In Use — Terraria user interface

    Design archive

  2. Microsoft Learn — Andy font family

    Font documentation

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