How it works
These are number 3 fonts with the other nine digits beside the 3: 0 to 9 in 24 typefaces, every row labelled with its font's name. Type a shirt number, a house number or a 1st in the box and all 24 rows redraw.
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Where the digits differ
The 3 has a flat top and a slanted stroke in Bangers, Permanent Marker and Special Elite, and two bowls in the rest. The number 4 in different fonts is open at the top in seven, the three scripts among them. Only Permanent Marker crosses its 7. The 8 is two equal halves in Jersey 10, Teko and Orbitron, which also slashes its zero; Graduate dots it.
Which page to print
Page one is the number block font page, the baseball number fonts of team shirts. Jersey 10 and Jersey 25 were drawn for knitters: the number is the capital height in stitches. Page two has stencils and screen faces, page three scripts and serifs for invitations, page four typewriter, marker and comic faces.
Tips
- Scores and dates line up in Graduate, Bebas Neue, Courier Prime, Press Start 2P and DSEG7 Classic: every digit is one width.
- Next style changes the look of every row. Hollow leaves outline numbers to colour in, or to cut out as a stencil.
- Under More options, Banner pages prints one numeral to a page, for a birthday or a house sign.
Questions and answers
How do I see 13 in different fonts?
Type 13 in the box, or open Try a number and tap 13. All 24 rows redraw. The 1 is where the faces disagree: a bare stroke in Permanent Marker, a flag in Bebas Neue, a flag and a foot in Graduate and the serifs.
What does 1st look like in different fonts?
Type 1st. Bebas Neue, Bangers and Bungee Shade have capitals only, so it prints as 1ST. Graduate, Cinzel, Monoton and Permanent Marker use small capitals. DSEG7 Classic builds the letters from its seven segments: its s is its 5 with the top bar unlit.
Is the 9 just the 6 turned upside down?
Mostly, yes: turn the 6 of Jersey 25, Bebas Neue or Cinzel and it lands on the 9. Great Vibes and Permanent Marker draw each by hand. In Playfair Display the 6 stands tall and the 9 hangs below the line.
Can I copy and paste these numbers?
No: each row is a picture. Unicode has pasteable digits in bold, double-struck, sans-serif, sans-serif bold, monospace, circled, fullwidth, superscript and subscript, but none in script, italic or Fraktur. Some apps strip or block these characters, and screen readers may read them badly.