Elegant, versatile, and overly popular as script fonts are, there weren’t enough occasions for me to use them in my design work. Most of my projects required a clean-cut look and simplicity of sans-serif fonts. So as my personal side project, I came up with a script fonts’ reference file and made it a habit to keep it constantly updated. Just simply sifting through it gets me into a creative mood.
The only thing I love more than free script fonts is free script fonts with glyphs, which are alternate letters, special characters, swashes, ligatures, and ornaments in a font.
As my first post Free Script Fonts With Multiple Glyph Styles got its fair share of re-pins, I’ve decided to follow up and have another set of free fonts with glyphs published. Apparently, I am not the only one who has a thing for free script fonts with beautiful extras.
The bane of many creatives is to rely on the demo banner to have glyphs in a free font and find out only after the installation that those lovely extras are not available under the free license.
To get the most out of a glyph panel, I use Adobe 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:
Font Tips: How to Easily Access and Use Glyphs with Various Apps on Mac
Have fun and stay creative using these fonts with glyphs as they make all the difference in adding a one-of-a-kind feel to the design.
Free Script Fonts With Multiple Glyph Styles – Part 2:
- Azalea: Melanie Script
- Boheme: Callme Script
- Desirable: Switzerland
- Valerie: Loveya Script
- Amelia: Shanela
Disclaimer
Some of 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 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.
For more information on the free script fonts with glyphs, see the following posts:
- Free Script Fonts With Multiple Glyph Styles – Part 3
- Free Script Fonts With Multiple Glyph Styles
- Free Modern Script Fonts With Stylish Glyphs For Commercial Use
Accessing Glyphs and Hidden Characters in Photoshop
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Thanks for the great information. It was really helpful
ReplyDeleteCan you please tell how to use this font in pics??
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DeleteIf I got the question right, first you need to download the font you'd like to use on your computer by clicking the font links in this post. It will take you to the external font site (dafont.com or fontbundles.net) with the download button.
You click the download button and save the zipped font folder on your computer. Locate the .zip file and extract the font by double-clicking on the folder.
There will be multiple files inside the folder, you need to look for the .otf or .ttf files. Double-click or right-click on either format to install the font. The installation starts automatically. I prefer to install OTF files since they normally include glyphs or alternates for letters and characters.
Each font comes with a license, please read it carefully as it outlines the proper font usage.
Once the font is installed, you will be able to locate it in the Font Book on a Mac or Fonts in Control Panel on a PC.
Open the application of your choice to use the font you've just installed.