Sunday Is Coming Font is a Script Font by Kateeng Ciu that retains a classy calligraphic influence while feeling contemporary and fresh — its creative curved letterforms delivering an artistic, flowing quality that works effortlessly across both traditional and modern design contexts. It brings that rare balance of sophistication and approachability that most scripts struggle to achieve.

Ideal for promotional campaigns, greeting cards, books, website headers, stationery, letterheads, and any project where elegant calligraphic character must feel current rather than dated. Browse our full library of Free Fonts and discover more beautiful script typefaces from independent designers worldwide.

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Kolorijo font by Ideal Eksis is a free brush font with an energetic, hand-lettered quality that feels spontaneous and expressive — its letterforms carrying the texture and rhythm of a real brush stroke without sacrificing legibility or control. That balance between rawness and readability makes it highly adaptable across a wide range of creative applications: editorial headlines, branding, packaging, social media graphics, event posters, and any design context where the typography needs to feel alive and in motion. A thoroughly generous release with a standard commercial license. Available completely free for personal and commercial use.

Kolorijo is an energetically handcrafted addition to our free font collection, created by Indonesia-based designer Ideal Eksis — a creative whose work embraces the expressive possibilities of brush lettering in digital form. Browse our full library of free fonts and discover more distinctive typefaces crafted by independent designers around the world.

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BRO font by Colorama Studio is a free handdrawn calligraphy font family with an expressive, loosely gestural character — its letterforms carrying the warmth and spontaneity of hand-lettering with enough structural control to work across a broad range of creative applications. Bold and graphic in its visual weight, it lends itself naturally to title cards, lyric videos, editorial headlines, poster design, and any context where the typography needs to feel like it came from a human hand rather than a software package. Available free for personal use.

BRO is an openly spirited and expressive addition to our free font collection, created by Germany-based Colorama Studio — a design practice with a strong instinct for drawn type that communicates energy and creative authenticity. Browse our full library of free fonts and discover more distinctive typefaces crafted by independent designers around the world.

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Milagre by Genilson Santos and Edileno Capistrano Filho is a free handmade font rooted in the living cultural heritage of Salvador, Bahia — its letterforms drawn directly from an azulejo tile panel installed at the Casa de Jorge Amado Foundation in the Pelourinho district, featuring text by writer James Amado, lettering by artist Floriano Teixeira, and ceramic work by Udo Knoff, all created in 1987. Released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license — free for personal and commercial use.

Milagre is a culturally profound and generously licensed addition to our free font collection, created as a collaborative project by Salvador-based designers Genilson Santos and Edileno Capistrano Filho — a typeface that transforms Brazilian cultural heritage into a fully usable typographic resource. Browse our full library of free fonts and discover more distinctive typefaces crafted by independent designers around the world.

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Batolah by syaf rizal (Khurasan Studio) is a free modern font with a happy, cheerful, and decidedly sun-drenched personality — its thick, energetic letterforms carrying the spontaneous confidence of hand-lettering done with a wide-tipped marker at full speed. Decorative and creative without being cluttered, Batolah channels a modern summer aesthetic that makes it immediately compelling for display applications including posters, branding, packaging, social media graphics, and any project that wants its typography to radiate warmth and energy. Released fully free for both personal and commercial use — no restrictions.

Batolah is an energetically generous addition to our free font collection, created by Aceh, Indonesia-based designer syaf rizal through his Khurasan Studio — a type creator with an extensive catalog of freely shared display typefaces that consistently deliver character and commercial usefulness in equal measure. Browse our full library of free fonts and discover more distinctive typefaces crafted by independent designers around the world.

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Mbah Liel by syaf rizal (Khurasan Studio) is a free bold gritty hand-lettered display font with an expressive, textured energy that captures the raw character of marker lettering worked with deliberate imperfection. Its decorative, cheerful letterforms carry a creative summer vibe — bold enough to anchor any headline, lively enough to communicate warmth and personality across posters, branding, packaging, social media content, and display applications wherever the design needs to feel handmade rather than templated. Like its companion Batolah, Mbah Liel is released fully free for both personal and commercial projects.

Mbah Liel is a textured and expressive addition to our free font collection, created by Aceh, Indonesia-based designer syaf rizal through his Khurasan Studio — released alongside Batolah as part of a double freebie drop in April 2026, both fonts sharing the same generous commercial licensing. Browse our full library of free fonts and discover more distinctive typefaces crafted by independent designers around the world.

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Namaku by syaf rizal (Khurasan Studio) is a free bold font with the confident, graphic energy that defines the best of the designer’s extensive catalog — its decorative letterforms carrying a modern, summer-inflected character that feels at ease across branding, poster design, product packaging, social media content, and apparel graphics. The name “Namaku” means “my name” in Indonesian, suggesting a typeface with enough personality to stand in as a visual signature — bold enough to be remembered, versatile enough to serve across a remarkably wide range of design contexts. Released fully free for personal and commercial use.

Namaku is a boldly characterful and commercially unrestricted addition to our free font collection, from Aceh, Indonesia-based designer syaf rizal through his Khurasan Studio — a creative whose consistent generosity in releasing high-quality display type at full commercial freedom has made him one of the most valued contributors to the independent type design community. Browse our full library of free fonts and discover more distinctive typefaces crafted by independent designers around the world.

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Fervojo by Reiya Watanabe is a free geometric font inspired by the numeric lettering historically used in the Tokyo subway system — the original “Eidan-Typeface” — expanded here into a complete Latin, Greek, and multi-script character set covering Western and Central European languages, Chinese Pinyin, Esperanto, and more. Rather than reproducing the original faithfully, Fervojo reinterprets its industrial, retro-futuristic spirit into a fully functional typeface family available in four weights. Published under the SIL Open Font License, it is 100% free for all uses with further updates planned.

Fervojo is a fascinating and generously crafted addition to our free font collection, created by Tokyo-based designer Reiya Watanabe — a type designer with a deep interest in the intersection of Japanese transit culture and Latin typography. The full family including all weights and WOFF2 files is available on GitHub and BOOTH. Browse our full library of free fonts and discover more distinctive typefaces crafted by independent designers around the world.

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Aphesis by Oz Tsori is a free bold font with a singular identity rooted in Greek cultural heritage — its sharp, strong letterforms inspired by Greek aesthetics and distilled into a single-case system of 60 glyphs covering letters, numbers, and symbols. The result is a typeface that feels simultaneously ancient and contemporary, graphic and precise, making it a natural fit for branding, poster design, editorial headers, and any project that needs its typography to carry cultural weight and visual power. Available free for personal use.

Aphesis is a culturally resonant and graphically striking addition to our free font collection, created by Israel-based designer Oz Tsori — a creative with a clear eye for type that carries meaning beyond its letterforms. Its Greek-inspired character set gives it a distinctive niche among display typefaces. Browse our full library of free fonts and discover more distinctive typefaces crafted by independent designers around the world.

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Agrippa by Dimitra Makraki is a free experimental display font rooted in one of electronic literature’s most provocative objects — William Gibson’s 1992 artist’s book Agrippa (A Book of the Dead), a poem programmed to encrypt itself after a single reading, its pages treated to fade on exposure to light. Makraki’s typeface transforms this concept into a typographic experience: when the user types Gibson’s poem, the text dissolves into a ligature, enacting the disappearance it describes. Beyond its conceptual dimension, Agrippa is a genuinely distinctive display typeface with real typographic character. Available free with a standard commercial license.

Agrippa is one of the most conceptually rich additions to our free font collection, created by Athens-based designer Dimitra Makraki — a type designer whose work engages with literary theory and the philosophy of text in ways that are rare in type design. Browse our full library of free fonts and discover more distinctive typefaces crafted by independent designers around the world.

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