Kyocera Font
What Font is Kyocera?
The Kyocera Font used in the brand’s word-mark is a custom-designed typeface, exhibiting sharp, geometric letterforms and distinctive tweaks that give it a unique, tech-forward aesthetic. For designers looking to emulate this style, there is a replica font called Crixus (by Iconian Fonts) that closely matches the look for personal use only.
Free Download Kyocera Font (replica)
About Kyocera
Kyocera is a Japanese multinational corporation known for its advanced ceramics, electronics, and document imaging solutions. Founded in 1959 (originally as Kyoto Ceramic Co., Ltd.), it has grown into a global player in multiple technology sectors. The company logo features a bold, uppercase word-mark alongside a geometric red emblem that abstracts a “K” and “C” motif — reflecting the brand’s heritage and its name (“Kyoto Ceramic”). The typography reinforces the identity of precision, durability, and innovation that Kyocera stands for in its product portfolio.
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Please make sure to follow the license terms for each font. All fonts provided are free for personal use, while some may also allow commercial use. For details, check the included Read Me file with each download. If you’re uncertain about usage rights, we recommend contacting the font’s creator directly.
