Carefully handcraftedby real goblins
Hinted & optimizedfor screens
Supports Latin BasicCore A-Z coverage
OpenType featureskerning, ligatures & more
Styles (18)
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Poster Design
Bold statements that stand out.
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Packaging
Clean, modern, and shelf-ready.
Logo & Branding
Strong identities, built to last.
Web & UI
Readable, responsive, reliable.
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Warm casual signpainted hand display font
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- Best for
- Short headlines, logos, posters, thumbnails, and brand moments
- Pair with
- Pair with a clean sans so the handwritten voice stays readable.
- Check
- Keep line lengths short and test legibility before using it for small text.
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A handwritten script with bright mystical flicks for labels, charms, invitations, and magical packaging.
- Best for
- Labels, invitations, journals, charms, and creator branding
- Pair with
- Pair with a clean sans so the handwritten voice stays readable.
- Check
- Keep line lengths short and test legibility before using it for small text.
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Moonmuck Script
A muddy apothecary script with moonlit flicks for potion labels, cards, and strange little shop signs.
- Best for
- Short headlines, logos, posters, thumbnails, and brand moments
- Pair with
- Pair with a clean sans so the handwritten voice stays readable.
- Check
- Keep line lengths short and test legibility before using it for small text.
#4 / Display
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A wobbly retro display face for playful food labels, stickers, and cheerful shelf appeal.
- Best for
- Food labels, menus, shop signs, and nostalgic packaging
- Pair with
- Pair with a neutral sans and keep the display face focused on short text.
- Check
- Use it for headlines and marks; switch to a quieter text face for paragraphs.
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