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Can I use these fonts with embroidery or vinyl cutters?
We don’t guarantee that our fonts will work with every embroidery or vinyl cutting software or machines – Some users have success and some don’t. Unfortunately we aren’t able... |
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How do I use my monogram font?
Monogram fonts may require special key combinations in order to work properly.Each monogram font has a PDF read me file that explains step-by-step how to create the desired monogram look.If you... |
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How do I install a font on multiple computers?
You can transfer the fonts in the same way you would transfer other types of files between computers.You may use a USB thumb drive, email the files between machines or transfer the files via a... |
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My computer crashed! Is there any way to get my fonts back without having to buy them again?
Of course! Simply log in to your account to access and re-download any previous order or individual font purchased. If you purchased from our old site or haven’t yet logged in, here’s... |
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How to download
After you place an order with Font Bros, you will be presented with a page that contains download links for all fonts ordered. Simply click once on each link and the font download will begin... |
How to install For Mac OS X
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How to install for Macintosh OS 9 or earlier
Unfortunately, our default fonts are only offered in OpenType format which is no longer supported on Macintosh OS 9 or earlier Macintosh operating systems. If you require a legacy font format or... |
How to install for Windows
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What's all this licensing stuff about? I thought I was just buying fonts.
When you buy fonts, you’re not actually buying the fonts at all but rather the license to use the fonts on your computer. With every font or font family you purchase and download, the terms... |
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How many computers can I install my new fonts on?
At Font Bros, every font purchased is actually licensed to individuals rather computers, devices or locations. Each time you purchase fonts from us, you’ll always be required to define the... |
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Will these fonts work on my computer? What format are they?
Every single font that we offer at Font Bros is offered in a universal OpenType font format which works on every Macintosh OS X through the latest version AND on every version of Microsoft Windows... |
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I'm having trouble installing the fonts, what do you suggest?
We’re here to help! Click here to check out our complete guide to downloading and installing our fonts on your computer. |
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Are there any restrictions on using Font Bros fonts?
Thanks for asking! We’ve compiled a detailed section all about how our licensing works. If you have a question that starts with “Can I use the font to . . .” then read about what... |
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Can I use the free fonts in a commercial manner?
With every free font that you download from our site, it includes a PDF file from the author which explains what uses are and aren’t permitted. Please refer to this file or contact the author... |
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I want to buy a font for more users than the site will allow, now what?
While our shopping cart can easily and automatically calculate pricing for on the total number of end users each font is being purchased for, sometimes it makes more sense to discuss your licensing... |
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Can I use these fonts in a logo?
Yes! Logo usage is allowed under our default license agreement. |
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Can I use a recently purchased font in an App I'm creating for mobile devices (iOS, Android, Windows)?
By default, our license agreement does not allow you to embed the fonts, outlines from the font, or rasterized images created using the font in to any software including Apps without a license... |
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Can I use a recently purchased font in a Flash/Web/Facebook/Desktop application I'm creating?
By default, our license agreement does not allow you to embed the fonts, outlines from the font, or rasterized images created using the font in to any software or applications without a license... |
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I'm creating an eBook, can I use my recently purchased fonts in it?
By default, our license agreement does not allow the use of a font in an eBook or PDF sold or given away for commercial uses without a license upgrade. If you would like us to estimate an eBook... |
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Do you offer Web Fonts for sale?
Font Bros is currently in development and final testing on our new web font solution for all customers who wish to use web fonts (using @font-face via CSS) to embed on their websites which we... |
Foundries: (20 Results)
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Sideshow
Step right up and see our Sideshow! This collection of super-humans, born freaks, geeks, giants, daredevils, tattooed sword swallowing death defying designers of typographic oddities is sure to... |
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Fonts by Andreas
Swedish type designer Andreas Lindkvist knows that there are a lot of people producing typefaces these days, but as he remarks, “I think about it like this – No one makes fonts like I... |
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Wilton Foundry
Wilton Foundry was started by award-winning designer Robbie de Villiers in 2003. Robbie has extensive training in calligraphy which fuels his love for designing fonts. His fascination and love lies... |
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Alphabet Soup
For most of his career Michael Doret has been well known as a letterforms artist and designer whose work has overlapped the areas of lettering, illustration and graphic design. Although the work... |
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Outside-the-Line
Outside the Lines type designer Rae Kaiser never intended to design fonts. It just happened that way. Most of Raes fonts are either hand-lettered like Dearest John and Architectural Lettering or... |
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Tart Workshop
Lettering artist/illustrator Crystal Kluges charming lettering and designs have graced magazine pages, a multitude of giftware & stationery products, advertising campaigns, logos & store... |
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Fonthead Design
The font foundry of Ethan Dunham type designer, web designer, and graphic designer from United States of America with over 113 fonts. |
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Havana Street
Havana Street got their start with a great collection of original 1940s and 1950s retro clip art and stock illustration. Now they bring their unique talents to retro-style fonts! |
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E-phemera Fonts
E-phemera fonts are meant to revive type from years gone by in a way which captures the feeling of pre-digital printing technology. Most of the fonts in the collection were first developed for... |
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Astigmatic One Eye
In 1873, the strange and fantastic story began. Nearly two centuries later, Brian J. Bonislawsky was born, and carrying on a mix of the the footsteps his ancestors before him took, he picked up the... |
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Blue Vinyl
Blue Vinyl Fonts is an independent digital type foundry that was founded by Jess Latham in 1997. |
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Mark Simonson Studio
Mark started out as a graphic designer and illustrator in 1976. During the early part of his career he worked as an art director on a number of magazines and other publications. Mark was head... |
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Font-O-Ville
Raymond Brekelmans (1979) was born and raised in eindhoven, The Netherlands. Started with graffiti in the 90’s and interested in typedesign ever since. Founded Fontoville in 2001 and... |
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Fontalicious
Aside from creating original typography for Fontalicious, Ben spends his days designing t-shirts, painting clothes on Playboy centerfolds, and taking glamour shots in the Westlake District of Los... |
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CBdO
Charles Borges de Oliveira Fonts is a new foundry specializing in unique hand lettered fonts for all forms of advertising. As its name suggests it is the studio of Charles Borges de Oliviera a... |
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Fenotype
Fenotype is an arctic type foundry located in Helsinki, the capital of Finland. Fenotype is managed by Emil Bertell and offers mainly his original font designs. |
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Typadelic
Typadelic, according to Ronna Penner, is a very small foundry (just me!). She continues: I offer a wide range of distinctive typefaces. I really became interested in typography and letters as an... |
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Chank Co.
The Chank Company is a Minneapolis-based type house and art studio, named for president and CEO Chank Diesel who began making fonts in 1992. Chank Fonts were featured in the Smithsonians... |
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Harold's Fonts
Harold Lohner was born in upstate New York in 1958. He received an MFA in printmaking from the University at Albany and is Professor of Visual Arts at Sage College of Albany. He began making fonts... |
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Filmotype
Originally sold in the 1950s, the Filmotype introduced by its founders Allan and Beatrice Friedman was a simple manually operated photo typesetting machine (the iMac of the 1950s) and it used... |
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