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Ever stared at a blank document, scrolling through hundreds of fonts, only to end up using Arial… again? You’re not alone. Most people treat typography like a secret designer language but guess what? Picking the right font is easier than you think. You don’t need a degree in design. You just need to know

Want to make your brand feel more natural, fresh, and eco-conscious? One simple but powerful way is by using leafy-style fonts in your design! These fonts are inspired by nature leaves, plants, and organic elements making them ideal for businesses like natural skincare, herbal tea, organic products, or eco-friendly stores. Why Use Leafy

When it comes to tattoos, choosing the right font can make a big difference. Typography isn't just about design it’s about expressing your style and making your tattoo more meaningful. If you're planning to get a tattoo and want it to look artistic and unforgettable, here are 7 tattoo fonts you should definitely

When you download or purchase a font, you might have noticed two common file formats: OTF and TTF. But what do these terms actually mean? Are they important for your design projects? In this blog, we’ll explore the key differences between OTF and TTF, and help you decide which one suits your needs

Handwritten fonts especially the messy, imperfect ones are taking over the design world. From social media graphics to product packaging, these fonts add a personal, human touch that clean, digital typefaces often lack. But why are they so popular right now? And how can you use them effectively in your projects? In this article, we’ll

If you’re new to design, you might wonder: how exactly is font size measured? Choosing the right font size is not only about making text look good, but also about ensuring readability, consistency, and user experience. In this article, we’ll explain in simple terms how font size works, the different measurement units, and

Have you ever seen a cool font on a poster, website, or social media and wondered what it’s called? You’re not alone! Many designers and beginners often struggle to find the right font just from an image. Luckily, today there are simple and free ways to help you recognize fonts from any picture.In

For decades, Times New Roman has been the go-to font for formal documents, academic papers, and professional reports. But if you've recently opened Microsoft Word or Google Docs, you might’ve noticed something different.So, what font is replacing Times New Roman?Meet the New Default: Calibri (And Now, Aptos)In 2007, Calibri replaced Times New Roman

Looking to design for senior users? This simple guide breaks down the best font sizes and typography tips to make your content more readable and accessible for older adults. Whether you're designing a website, app, or printed material, these easy adjustments can make a big difference.

Struggling to access alternate characters in Affinity Designer? This quick guide — based on official Affinity documentation — will help you unlock OpenType features like stylistic alternates, swashes, and ligatures using the Character Panel.