![]() Hopefully this helps you discover some exciting new typeface options for your special event. While we found this article helpful, keep in mind it’s not specifically for Microsoft Word so you might need to do some parsing. Pictured: Edwardian Script, available on every version of WordĬreative Bloq also did a comprehensive list of best places to find open source fonts. Nicole Martinez of Techwalla presents Common Cursive Fonts for Mac and PC. Want a list of all fonts that ship with Microsoft applications? Visit this page and learn more about the background of each font, including cursive fonts. Pictured: Debby typeface, “works well for greeting cards” according to Hughesįont Squirrel provides some Help Installing Fonts for Windows and Mac with instructions and video tutorials for desktop and web fonts. Kerry Hughes at Creative Bloq lists the 26 Best Free Cursive Fonts that are “free to use commercially, not just on personal projects.” Here are some useful resources to help you find the right font for your design (and bolster your tired collection of font options in Word): Say you’ve got a project that calls for a font that’s elegant and fancy (wedding invitation, perhaps) but you can’t find any exciting, new options in your Microsoft Word library (apologies to overused workhorses like Brush Script and Monotype Corsiva).įear not! Cursive fonts (also known as script, calligraphy, or handwritten fonts) are readily available online for download. The perfect cursive for your perfect project ![]()
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