No — Pilat isn’t listed as a free font. General Type Studio releases it, so licence options and pricing sit on their site. A1 lists other paid fonts and free fonts.
Pilat is a sans-serif typeface from General Type Studio.
Pilat is a constructed grotesque developed with a large range of weight and width variations. Its base structure, commonly called a ‘superellipse’ or ‘Lamé curve’, could be described as a circle trapped inside a box. Though the letter-shape predates the 20th century, it is mostly seen as an expression of the post World War II era—a glorifying combination of craft and technology.
A1 features 1 website using Pilat. It leans towards Fun, Hand-drawn, and Colourful design styles, and it’s most often built with Framer.
Paste its link into the free website font finder. It lists every font on the page, with the weights and where the files come from.