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We are small type foundry focused on unusual display fonts offering a simple licensing model Pay-what-you-want.

Pay-what-you-want is a purchasing option where you choose any amount, including $0, making it essentially free. But we remind you that your support helps us continue creating quality fonts for everyone.

We are making fonts because we love seeing them everywhere and we wanted to make them accessible to everyone. If our font helped you earn some money consider supporting our work.

A type foundry is like a font boutique! We create and sell unique fonts for various design projects. Fonts are like stylish outfits for your text.

Just browse our collection, pick your favorite font, and hit the black button that says [Get Name-of-the-Font].
After that, choose licence option that suits to your needs, and follow the checkout process.

We are offering Pay-what-you-want as purchasing option where you choose any amount, including $0, making it essentially free. But we remind you that your support helps us continue creating quality fonts for everyone.

Absolutely! Our fonts are like chameleons; they blend seamlessly with popular design software such as Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office, and many more.

Yes. Each of our licenses supports personal and commercial projects.

No, we offer something better – The pay-what-you-want option.

Contact us. But please, if Google or chat GPT can solve your problem, spare us some time.

We love a good challenge! Drop us a message about your custom font needs, and let’s see if we can cook up something extra special for you.

Yes, if you purchased an Extended license. Otherwise no.

Sorry, no refunds on digital goodies. Once you’ve got the font files, they’re yours to keep. Make sure to double-check your cart before hitting that checkout button!

OpenType features are like the secret sauce for your fonts! They’re extra functionalities embedded in the font file, allowing you to customize the appearance of text. Think of it as the difference between a plain burger and one with all the toppings—OpenType features add that extra flavor.

Ligatures, alternate characters, and swashes are some popular OpenType features. Ligatures create seamless connections between certain letter pairs, alternates give you different character options, and swashes add those fancy, decorative flourishes. It’s like giving your text a personal touch!

It’s a piece of cake! Most design software, like Adobe Illustrator or InDesign, has a panel where you can easily toggle OpenType features on or off. Just look for the “Character” or “Typography” panel, and you’ll find a treasure trove of font goodies waiting for you.

Nope, not all fonts are created equal. While many of our fonts boast OpenType features, it’s always a good idea to check the font specimen or documentation to see exactly what delightful extras come with each typeface.

Absolutely! Design is all about creative freedom. Experiment with different OpenType features, mix and match characters, and find the combination that suits your project best. It’s like being the director of your own font movie!

Piece of cake! Download your favorite font, unzip the file, then right-click on the font file (usually ending in .ttf or .otf) and select “Install.” Windows will do its magic, and your font will be ready to use in no time. Pro tip: You can also drag and drop the font file into the Fonts folder for a quick install.

Macs make it just as easy! Download your font, unzip the file, and double-click on the font file (ending in .ttf or .otf). The Font Book will open, and all you need to do is click “Install Font.” Boom! Your new font is now part of the Mac family.

Absolutely! If you’re using an iPad with iPadOS 13.1 or later, installing fonts is a breeze. Download a font on your iPad, and it will usually prompt you to open the file in the Files app. Once there, tap on the font file, and you’ll see an option to install it. Voila! Your iPad just got a typography upgrade.

While iPadOS has made great strides in font handling, there are some limitations. Not all fonts are supported, and some advanced features like OpenType features may not work in all apps. Check your app’s documentation to see what font features are supported for the best experience.

You got it! Once a font is installed on your Windows, Mac, or iPad, it becomes available for use in all compatible software. Whether you’re crafting documents, designing graphics, or adding flair to your iPad creations, your installed fonts are ready to shine.

Check out the font specimen or documentation for details on supported languages. If you’re planning to use a less common language or have specific character needs, feel free to shoot us a message, and we’ll let you know if the font can handle it like a champ.

Modifying Acanski Type Co. fonts is not permitted. This includes actions such as adapting, translating, reverse engineering, decompiling, disassembling, or creating derivative works based on our fonts. In practical terms, this means refraining from editing or modifying the Acanski Type Co. Fonts (Software) files directly within font editing software like FontLab Studio, Fontographer, Font Creator, TypeTool, BitFonter, Glyphs, FontStruct, RoboFont, and similar programs.

However, you are allowed to import characters from the fonts as graphical objects into a drawing program such as Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Corel Draw, etc., and make modifications to these graphical objects as needed. This offers a creative way to enhance your designs while adhering to our usage guidelines.

No, redistributing the font files is not permitted. However, you are welcome to include links directing others to the source where they can obtain the fonts. This way, people can easily access and download the fonts themselves.

No, each license is valid for a single computer. If you need to send your work to clients, we recommend converting the text to curves before sharing. This ensures your clients can view the design without requiring access to the original font files.

Yes but check what the licence you purchased covers.

First, double-check if the font supports the glyph you need by looking at the Glyph Map tab on the font’s page. Hover over individual glyphs to see their Unicode values.

Afterwards, check your editing software for features that allow you to switch between available glyphs, letters, and signs. If your software lacks these capabilities, accessing the full range of glyphs in our fonts might not be possible. Consider using software that provides more comprehensive support for fonts in such cases.

Users often encounter alternate characters displayed in their editing software rather than the default ones, leading to confusion.

Begin by ensuring proper installation of your fonts. If they’re still not visible in your Font manager, try restarting your computer. Double-check the font manager for alphabetical organization, as issues may arise if your font list is extensive.

Absolutely. Fonts, much like music, or literary works, are crafted by real individuals and enjoy protection under specific intellectual property rights. More than just artistic creations, fonts are also regarded as software products, intricately engineered to offer features and flexibility that contribute to good design and usability.

No, it does not violate the copyright license agreement.

No, you are not required to transfer any ownership of your mark to our company.