Codystar — Free Marquee Bulb Font

Codystar spells each letter out of separate bulbs, the way a theatre marquee builds a title one lamp at a time. Crystal Kluge drew it for Neapolitan after the sizzling lights of Times Square, and that night-time glow is where the character comes from.

The Light cut thins the bulbs down for a fainter string; the Regular burns brighter. Both want generous size, since the dots need room to read as letters. It works for holiday poster headlines, party invitations, window displays, event signage, club flyers, album covers, title cards, streaming overlays, and social media graphics.

Included:

• 2 styles: Light and Regular;
• uppercase and lowercase letters;
• numbers, punctuation, and symbols;
• multilingual support across the basic Latin script, with a limited extended set.