Happy Fall! I got lucky this year. I am going to experience fall in South Carolina. And it's quite a change from what fall is like in Houston. The Palmetto State's glorious weather in the mid-70s, beautiful natural colors, and mountain views for miles are so magical that the inspiration to create chases you down naturally. So here's another tribute to the autumn beauty that covers fall-inspired free font combinations.
These fonts are all-purpose and can cover a very wide range of design applications. Feel free to copy the design, but make sure to go over and comply with the allowed usage under a commercial license.
Creating a free account with Font Bundles allows you to download and use these fonts for commercial projects at no cost. You can create digital and physical designs (shirts, mugs, signs, posters, quotes, and more) for sale.
However, always err on the side of caution and read the license file on the download page or in the font folder before using the font commercially. You know that little READ ME file in all caps that no one reads?! There are some usage restrictions under a commercial license you will need to get familiar with, such as reselling, sharing, or giving away font files.
Please take a careful look at an overview of
how to use fonts covered by a commercial license here.
However, in most cases, if you are an Etsy seller or Cricut enthusiast, you should be in good shape to use these fonts for many design projects.
For more typography inspiration, you can read my first articles, Free And Charming Fall Fonts and Free Fall Font Pairings For Commercial Use, which started this font collection series.
Enjoy putting these font combinations to good use. You are welcome to use these designs as-is on your products to sell – just remember to make sure that the chosen fonts are fully licensed for their intended use.
To
download these fonts, click on font links above. You will be redirected
to the font website where you can download chosen
fonts.
Font files normally come in .zip folders. Unzip them by
right-clicking. Look for the TrueType (.ttf) or OpenType (.otf) files.
Either will work fine. You may also see different variations of the same
font, like a condensed, light, or heavy version.
If working on a
PC, right-click on the .otf or .ttf font file, and then click Install.
On a Mac, double-click on the font file and then install.
Now, you should be able to see installed fonts across all your apps on your computer.
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