Fonts can be used for trade show swag, school projects, wedding invitations, and even new tattoos. You don't want your message to be illegible or misinterpreted, so choose the best option by checking out the 1,000+ free fonts in this library!
A font is a style of text characterized by a particular design, point size, or color. Some fonts are big and bold, while others are small and narrow. Fonts should not be confused with typefaces, which are classifications of fonts such as sans or sans serif.
The free fonts above are preview only, which means you'll need to download them externally or find them in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, or any other program you're using.
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Are you making wedding invitations? How about certificates for an awards ceremony? You'll want to use pretty fonts that look elegant and refined.
Try any of these fancy fonts from the free library!
Cursive fonts are the way to go if you need something fancy! These decorative fonts have exaggerated swirls and curves, making them look pretty on invitations, awards, greeting cards, and even business cards.
Do you need free fonts for a school presentation? Maybe you want something to print on name cards for a Friendsgiving potluck. Either way, you should stick with cool fonts that are easy to read, but still unique in appearance.
Try any of these cool fonts from the free library!
These cool fonts are also great for promotional items like stress balls, t-shirts, and bottle koozies. They make your swag look trendy and modern, ultimately creating more interest in your brand!
Bring a personal touch to a letter, craft project, or business banner by using any of these handwriting fonts. These fonts make it look like you took the time to write by hand, but without the pesky wrist cramps!
Try any of these handwriting fonts from the free library!
Handwriting fonts look like they were quickly scrawled across the page. By using one, you're making your brand or event seem more approachable and down-to-earth.
You can also look for free fonts that fit a particular theme like Western fonts for a rodeo, Halloween fonts for spooky season, or retro fonts for a flashback weekend!
Browse the best fonts by theme below!
Happy Halloween! You're sure to bring the scares with any of these creepy fonts. They're great for treat bags, jack o' lanterns, and "Beware" and "Do Not Enter" signs in haunted houses.
Here are the best fonts for Halloween:
'Tis the season for greeting cards, gift tags, and personalized gifts like aprons and wine glasses. Decorate it all using the most holly and jolly Christmas fonts!
Here are the best fonts for Christmas:
Yeehaw! Whether you're having a rustic wedding or need to advertise your horse riding lessons, you can't go wrong with these Western fonts.
Here are the best Western fonts:
Embrace your inner flapper or bootlegger with these vintage fonts! Gatsby would approve of these classic fonts, which will have you thinking of sequins, flappers, and gin & tonics.
Here are the best vintage fonts:
Be a kid again with bubble letters! You can use these fun fonts at your lemonade stand or for a kid-friendly fundraiser. They're also excellent for camps, libraries, community centers, and ice cream socials.
Here are the best bubble letter fonts:
Go back in time with these free retro fonts! Host a 50's themed mystery dinner party at your diner, dance the night away at a 70s disco, or throw a rad 90s trivia night at your bar. There's a font here for any occasion!
Here are the best retro fonts by decade:
Now that you went back in time, it's time to spring forward to the future. These futuristic fonts will have you thinking of flying cars, chrome buildings, and self-tying shoelaces!
Here are the best futuristic fonts:
The free fonts in this library are preview only, so in order to use them, you'll have to find them for free download. The tool is here so you don't waste your time putting anything on your computer that you don't want to use.
You can download free fonts from any of the following programs:
If you want to install fonts on your PC, follow these steps:
1. Download the font files from the program. This will usually come in a .zip folder.
2. Right click the fonts you want and click Install.
3. Your new fonts will appear in the fonts list in Microsoft Word.
If you want to install fonts on your Mac, follow these steps:
1. Download the Font Book app.
2. Double click the font in the Finder and click Install. The font will not be opened in Font Book.
3. Select the font you want to download from the Font Book and choose Edit > Download.
The most common font file extensions are .OTF, .TTF, .WOFF, and .SVG. You'll see these font types used by Apple, Microsoft, Adobe, and Cricut.
Here are the differences between the most popular font files:
If you use Adobe, Apple, or Microsoft, you should definitely be familiar with the file extensions listed above. And that's not even half of the ones available! In fact, there are close to 60 font file extensions you will see across various programs!
Fonts are software, which means you need a license unless they're free for commercial use. Microsoft, Apple, Adobe, Cricut, and other programs have different user agreements, so check their guidelines before using their fonts externally.
https://www.bloomberg.com/ This isn't something to take lightly. There are many instances of font violations in pop culture. In 2009, Font Bureau sued NBC Universal for $2 million for using their fonts beyond the scope of their licensing agreement. And then there was Cher who was sued by a Brooklyn designer in 2013 for using a knock-off of their font in her album art for "Closer to the Truth."
Take these examples as a lesson. Do you plan on using a font in your product packaging, magazine ads, or promotional items? Do your due diligence so you avoid all violations!
Use free fonts whenever possible, always read the rules and regulations, and if necessary, ask permission directly from the program with the font license.
The words you choose matter, but so does the font that you use to print them. Fonts have a direct effect on a user experience and also convey a certain feeling or mood.
It's all about communication! When someone can't read your font, or it doesn't fit your business type (i.e. - Comic Sans for a law firm), you're not doing yourself any favors. Take the time to really think about the font you want to use.
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