Puzzlebyrinth Jigsaw

Design

A display typeface where every letter is a jigsaw piece. Each piece's right-edge tab locks into the next piece's notch, so a word reads as one connected jigsaw. The letters themselves are stenciled (knocked out) into the pieces.

Because connection is the whole idea, it suits logos for teams and communities, headings, and packaging. It is a heavy display face — not meant for body text or very small sizes.

• Regular: Single tile style, for logos and headings (not for body or small sizes).

License

Released under the Puzzlebyrinth Font License 1.0 — free, commercial use allowed, attribution required. By downloading or using the font you agree to its terms. In short (the full license text, also bundled in the ZIP, prevails over this summary):

You can

• Use the font free of charge, personally or commercially (logos, print, video, streaming, games).
• Embed it as a web font and bundle it with apps and games.
• Modify it and redistribute original or modified versions.

Conditions (required)

• Attribution: when you publish or distribute work that uses the font, credit “Font: Puzzlebyrinth Jigsaw (puzzlebyrinth.com)” (or an equivalent) in a reasonable place — credits, video description, site footer, colophon, etc. Private, unpublished use needs no attribution.
• When redistributing the font files, include the license text (LICENSE.txt) unchanged.
• Modified versions may not use the original font name — pick a different name and keep this license.

You cannot

• Sell the font files by themselves (bundling with software or games is fine).

The font is provided as-is, without warranty. It does not cover Japanese (kana/kanji), so specify a fallback font when using it on the web.

Usage (CSS)

@font-face {
  font-family: "Puzzlebyrinth Jigsaw";
  src: url("/fonts/PuzzlebyrinthJigsaw-Regular.woff2") format("woff2");
  font-display: swap;
}
h1, .score {
  font-family: "Puzzlebyrinth Jigsaw", sans-serif;
}

Remember to include the attribution “Font: Puzzlebyrinth Jigsaw (puzzlebyrinth.com)” when you publish your work — it is required by the license. Questions and bug reports are welcome via the contact form.