Font tools, tips, updates and the occasional case study 😎
From jittery brush strokes to scratchy marker lines, we’ve curated 15 of our favourite spooky, messy and hand-crafted fonts to inspire your Halloween designs.
Not sure which desktop font license is right for you? Learn how to choose the correct license.
Breaking news, designers! Canva has just released support for kerning and ligatures. Here's how to enable them in your projects.
This 52-page guide is packed with practical tips, real-life examples and clever pairing tricks... made just for handwritten fonts. And best of all, it's free!
We've curated a list of the best handwritten fonts (the wonderfully imperfect kind) that will add natural warmth and authenticity to your designs.
Want to upload your Typeheist fonts to Canva? If you have a suitable account type, here's how to do it.
This easy breezy typeface has been freshly updated to version 2.0, with improved kerning, legibility and spacing, 67 new characters, 13 new custom ligatures and 42 scribble illustrations.
Typeheist's Type Testing Template has been lovingly updated from a single page document to a comprehensive 16 page guide to help you test your own fonts, easily.
Find the perfect handwriting font for your next project with our handpicked selection of 19 realistic handwritten fonts.
Turns out there are heaps of quality mockups out there - they might just be from studios you’re yet to discover.
Font licensing is tricky and, if you’ve had the same experience as me, no one really teaches you how it works. I’m not going to lie; for a while I was just doing my best, guessing and hoping for the best (not ideal). Find out what I've learnt below.
You might be wondering "why can't I just use a free font for everything?". Although they are free, it's not always a free for all. There are a few advantages and disadvantages to consider when using a free font, and we've listed them here.
Here are my favourite free handwriting fonts. I love handwriting fonts that look realistic, are well-made and a little quirky - that's what you'll find here.
I created this template to easily test my own fonts (and I'd love to share it). Included is sample text for paragraphs, numbers, fractions, currency, symbols, kerning pairs and bullets.
Script, cursive, handwriting, monospace? What's the difference between serif and sans serif? Heard these typography terms and now you've got more questions than answers? It can be a little confusing, so here is your quick guide to Typeface Classification.
Let's take a joyride through eight bold font pairings that go together like peanut butter and jelly - they shouldn't work, but somehow they just do.
Want to upload your own fonts to Figma? If you have an organisation or enterprise account, here's how to do it.
New to fonts? Here's a quick guide to get you up and running so you can use your desktop fonts.
Let me take you on a journey through the creation of the unruly handwritten font, Infamous.
Ever wondered why everyone's handwriting is so different? Or how you can 'know' someones handwriting? Is our personality reflected in our handwriting? Turns out, maybe...
Handwriting fonts are a great way to add that personalised touch to a design or brand. There are thousands of unique fonts available, but what really goes into creating a messy handwriting font?
This is the sample text that I use to test my fonts. These character and symbol combinations allow you to check your kerning, collisions and overall tone.
What are glyphs and ligatures? They are both are essential to creating unique and realistic handwriting typefaces. Let's take a look.
As a font designer, you are probably very aware of the main tools that you use on a daily basis to create fonts. However, I'm here to recognise some of the more hidden gems that I use all through the font-creation-process.