Happy Fall! I got lucky this year. I am going to experience fall in South Carolina. And it's quite a change from what fall is like in Houston. The Palmetto State's glorious weather in the mid-70s and beautiful natural colors are so magical that the inspiration to create comes on its own. I'm sitting now on my small patio under the canopy of old oaks, breathing in the freshness of the fall air, and working on another font post. So, naturally, this one will cover fall-inspired free font combinations.
Free Script Fonts With Multiple Glyph Styles
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Have you ever chosen the font on a free font website based off the demo preview in which elaborate loops and curves adorned the letters to only find out after downloading that those embellishments are not available under the personal use license? And to have access to all hidden alternates in the font, you have to purchase a commercial license.
More often than not, this is the case with many free script fonts on the web – the stylish alternates are missing in a free font version. The rule of thumb when looking for free fonts with the glyphs collections is to make sure that the font is the OpenType format. If you download a TrueType (TTF) font file, chances are regardless of what you see on a demo banner you will end up downloading a bare-bone version of the font.
To make your font choices easier, I’ve sifted through numerous free script fonts to find the ones that actually include the glyphs under the personal use license. I hope it helps to speed up your typography process when working on the next design project.
To get the most out of a glyphs panel, I use Illustrator and/or Photoshop as they widely support OpenType features. But as a way around to access the glyphs, you can also use a built-in font program, such as Font Book and basic apps on a Mac:
DISCLAIMER: These fonts are for personal use only. If you need an extended
or commercial license, please contact the designer or follow
instructions on the font site to purchase a font's commercial license. For more information about the fonts
and their use, please carefully read the license file included in the font
folder. The rules of each font are subject to change at any time.
It is strictly your own responsibility to make sure that the chosen font is fully licensed for its intended use. If any doubts, please contact
the online font shop directly.
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