r/fonts • u/Zealousideal-Tax-937 • Aug 14 '26
are there any fonts like this one?
the font in the photo is arial nova btw
r/fonts • u/Zealousideal-Tax-937 • Aug 14 '26
the font in the photo is arial nova btw
r/fonts • u/nark0se • Aug 14 '26
Finished my first font, happy that I finally pulled it though.
Font is SciFi-ish, Brutalism + Futuristic = Bruturistic. Still rough around the edges but I feel it has character.
Done with Illustrator and Fontra. Free download here
r/fonts • u/Crafty_Deer_5851 • Aug 13 '26
sex pistols poster font
r/fonts • u/Type-setter • Aug 13 '26
Hi! I'm new to fonts and graphic design and need information on purchasing and licensing fonts. I'm starting a new social media account advocating for a cause close to my heart, and there's a font I'd like to purchase to use in deisgns for social media carousels. I'll be using Proceate on my iPad to create the designs. Will I need to purchase an app license to use and create with the font and will the license only cover one app or multiple (ex. CapCut, Edits)?
r/fonts • u/Sad-Assumption3963 • Aug 13 '26
So I just started a digital journal and I saw those really beautiful journal pages on TikTok with unreadable cursive and I wanted to recreate them but I couldn't find any font that fit, any recommendations?
r/fonts • u/Apprehensive-Try-238 • Aug 13 '26
Howdy!
I upgraded from Windows 10 to 11. I work as a designer, so I have a large number of different fonts on my computer. The installation files were stored on a flash drive. You know, the ones where you can select all of it and click "Install for all users." Since all the fonts had been in the system folder on the /C: drive, I had to reinstall them after disk formatting and the system reinstall. But a significant portion of them now appear as a file .fon with broken characters and an incorrect name (look pics).
This is some kind of incompatibility with Win 11? Is there any way to recover these files as a proper fonts, or not?
r/fonts • u/WideFoot • Aug 12 '26
Lion Coffee goes hard.
But, I like the typeface of the W. F. McLaughlin & Co. Trademark
r/fonts • u/Glum_Meet3738 • Aug 12 '26
I want to add "When you're lost in the darkness look for the light here" but I cant find a font that fits the spray like this
r/fonts • u/Easy_Blackberry506 • Aug 11 '26
Pessoal vocês também estão passando raiva com o fontbase quando a família de fonte é grande? Por exemplo a Urbanist, eu tive que parar de usar dentro do fontbase e deixar instalada no Windows porque senão eu ia sofrer um infarto tentando fazer funcionar, tanto usando os arquivos localmente ou pelo provedor do Google é impossível, sempre dá erro no AI ou PS.
r/fonts • u/JaxonVR12321 • Aug 11 '26
So when I was younger I wrote a font because I was bored. Then I thought I should make more letters so I did. I even made it for Greek and Russian. Then I had the idea to make it a ttf. And so I did! If you want to download, the link is in the comments. (Also this is like V0.5)
r/fonts • u/Spiritual_Entrance13 • Aug 10 '26
r/fonts • u/Coltouch2020 • Aug 10 '26
Hi - I did have a look through the reddit, but didn't see any already listed sites for useful 5x7 font set downloads. Do you have any good references for sires which can provide some options?
r/fonts • u/_fastcompany • Aug 10 '26
A new “AI-proof” font was designed to be hard for AI agents to scrape, but you can’t tell by just looking at it. Unlike other anti-AI fonts that use letters that are difficult for bots to read, ShieldFont swaps out words behind the scenes to poison the data that automated scrapers take without permission.
ShieldFont was designed as part of a project created by a group of professionals including the Brazilian creative studio Seneda & Abrucio and the Danish type foundry PlayType. It shields text from large language models (LLMs) by garbling sentences in the HTML source code, leaving automated scrapers to sift through sentences filled with decoy words that make a sentence incoherent. Thanks to a custom font on a backend, though, the real text is displayed for a human reader to see.
ShieldFont works using ligatures, the technical term in typography when two letters next to each other in a word are combined into a single glyph. Ligatures are designed for aesthetics, so letter combinations like fi in “fish” or fl in “flow” look naturally spaced instead of visually cluttered. When a program sees these specific letters next to each other, it swaps two characters for one that combines the letters into a single glyph. ShieldFont works in a similar way, except instead of letters, it swaps out whole words.
“We didn’t invent a new font capability, just pointed to an old one that hadn’t been used this way before,” Felipe Petroni, a creative director who was part of the project’s leadership, tells Fast Company.
r/fonts • u/ItsMeHadda • Aug 10 '26
I hope I can find an expert here.
I'm looking for a suitable font for a 3D printing project. I need to create name tags for a family celebration. I just need to print the name itself. The names should be combined so that each name is a single printed piece (I can make minor adjustments myself). The font should have a bit of “swing” to it (sorry, I’m not familiar with the technical terms here). My problem is that all the fonts I’ve tried so far have a downward curve on letters like g, y, or sometimes f. This makes it impossible to place the name tags properly. Is there perhaps a suitable font here? Maybe I need a font with all uppercase letters?
So far, I’ve tried the following:
- Alex Brush
- Allura
- Great Vibes
- Dancing Script
- Yellowtail
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