Drawn here, one character at a time. Type your own words into them. They go on sale as each one is finished.
A poster face that melts. The whole alphabet with its accents. Its Chinese and Japanese are being drawn.
Coming soonYes. Every licence sold here is for commercial work, and there is no separate personal or business tier. A licence is held by one company with no limit on the number of people or machines inside it.
One question decides it: does the font file itself leave your hands? Media and documents lets you set the letters in what you make — video, slides, posters, images, documents, packaging, a logo. Web and apps lets you ship the file itself on your websites and inside your apps and games. Everything is both, for less than taking them separately.
TTF and WOFF2 for every face. The TTF installs on macOS, Windows and Linux like any other font; the WOFF2 is the one to serve on a website.
The price follows how much of the font there is. A face covering basic English is at the bottom of the band; one that sets the European languages written in the Latin alphabet is above it; and the one that also sets Japanese is at the top. The character count is on every card, so you can see what you are paying for before you pay it.
The files and the licence go to the email address you gave, with a licence number of your own. The download link works for thirty days and ten downloads, so save the files somewhere of your own — the licence itself never expires, and losing the link is not losing the font. Write to us if you need it sent again.
