VHS font

VHS tapes were the dominant home video format from the late 1970s through the early 2000s. Used for recording and playing movies, TV shows, and home videos, they became a nostalgic symbol of a bygone era. The distinct visual glitches and grainy aesthetics of VHS have inspired modern retro designs.

The VHS logo features a bold, blocky sans-serif typeface with a vintage tech feel. VCR OSD Mono by Riciery Leal is a great alternative, capturing the monospaced, pixelated style commonly associated with VHS-era displays. One of the best things that I'd like about this font too, is that it's 100% free to use - how good is that!

Using this font, you can create text to replicate the classic VHS look which is most often portrayed as black and white, maintaining a simple yet classic look.

Click the Download button below to get this free font. It comes in TrueType (TTF) format, making it fully compatible with both Windows and Mac computers. Time to rewind and relive the past!