Rooyin
Rooyin typeface is an attempt to use pixel art in text.
Creating a font that evokes the feel of pixelated fonts while being easy to read in Persian is an impossible task, yet Rooyin has made it possible. Rooyin's structure is similar to that of new Persian fonts, and it evokes a modern font feel
Font Licensing
For an additional user to use the font.To share the font with your designer or project partner. (details)
For one website or app and to share the font with 2 additional project partners. (details)
For small businesses to share the font with 5 additional employees and use it on one website.(details)
For unlimited use by companies in all their activities. A website builder, website templates and services that allow users to type with the font. (details)
Rooyin
The Story of Rooyin's Origin
Mohammad Darvishi says: "The idea for the Rooyin font emerged several years ago, at a time when we didn't have even a handful of pixel fonts. I wanted to display my own text in a pixelated style, so I started with the most basic principles of font design. The Rooyin Pixel font was what drew me toward letters, fonts, and their development. The idea for the Rooyin typeface took shape in 2021, and after many challenges, version 1.0 was released in 2025."
The name Rooyin has its roots in the Shahnameh and means "hard and strong."
He collection of visual and technical features of the Rooyin typeface has transformed it into a font with a serious and modern tone. However, its pixelated structure gives it a fantasy feel, making it suitable for pixel art designs or retro games.
You can also use the Rooyin font in other applications, in other words, "wherever you want to attract attention in a playful way," Rooyin is a selectable option.
Various Weights
The Rooyin font includes several weights, from Regular to ExtraBlack. Due to its pixelated nature and aesthetic, the Rooyin typeface intelligently adapts many letters, symbols, and numbers. This adaptation doesn't change the text's volume or cause it to become disorganized.
Various Dots
Support for English, Arabic, Kurdish, and Urdu languages
Rooyin also supports the Iranian rial and toman currency symbols, which are available in two different styles.
Rooyin Free
A version of the Rooyin font called Free has been designed and released for free. In this version, the letters, spacing, and even diacritics are precisely pixelated. This makes it ideal for use in pixel art and on low-resolution displays.
In the Rooyin (Pro) font package:
Main Fonts: 7 weights available in TTF format, 2 Dots Style
Variable Font: 2 axes (Weight, Dot)
Web Fonts: WOFF and WOFF2 formats
Free Version Fonts: 2 weights available in TTF format
Help: Guide file with instructions on alternate characters, ligatures, and aligning numerals.
Mohammad Darvishi is a graphic designer and type designer. Born in 2006, he has been professionally engaged in Persian type design since 2022. In his early years, his focus was on graphic design, but gradually, with a deeper involvement in typeface design, he shaped his professional path. He is the designer of the free fonts Rooyin, Sorena, and Estedad Mad, which reflect his approach to simplicity, readability, and the contemporary needs of Persian typography.
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