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100% Font Giveaway: TheHungryJPEG Free Font Bundle (Complete License) – 22 Fonts from 13 Families (Worth $104)
✔ Commercial Use License ✔ Unlimited Downloads ✔ Lifetime Access
TheHungryJPEG gives you a cool FREE font bundle that includes a complete license! With this free bundle you will get twenty-two fonts from thirteen families, worth $104!!
The majority of the typefaces in this pack are display and script fonts. They work well for large-scale printed graphics, online posts, and invitations. Here is what you get:
- Bearley by Heroglyphs Studio – $15
- Sunny Dino by Lesya Skripak – $1
- Sidaghis by Typia Nesia – $1
- Marseline by Mellow Design Lab – $10
- Mothica by Olexstudio – $5
- Forestelly by Font Girl – $1
- Mellow Soldier by Anastasia Feya – $1
- Cupcakia by Tabita’s shop- $10
- Paddy by Joanne Marie – $6
- Mengano by Besttypeco – $1
- Echizen by TGIF STD – $15
- Carvino by Fontdation Studio – $10
- Summer Joy by Heroglyphs Studio – $15
Commercial License by TheHungryJPEG
- What’s Allowed
- Use any item included for both personal and commercial use. This includes on printed physical goods that are subsequently sold.
- Fonts, Add-Ons (actions, brushes, etc), and other installable items may be used across multiple projects.
- For yourself or on behalf of a client.
- Fonts may be printed on to products that are subsequently sold.
- Fonts may be used on websites and within website design.
- Graphics may be printed on to products that are subsequently sold when an effort is made to use them as part of a modern design including a variation of other graphics or fonts.
- What’s Not Allowed
- Items cannot be sub-licensed, resold, shared, transferred, or otherwise redistributed on its own (even for free).
- Items cannot be included (even for free) in the sale of another item. For example, the inclusion of a font when selling a digital logo template designed using this font. Logo designs for clients must be flattened if your client does not own a license for the font in question.
- Fonts may NOT be installed onto web interfaces allowing customers to use them in product creation. For example, on a website that allows customers to login and design their own T- Shirts using fonts included within their interface. This should not be confused with using fonts in your web design, which is very much allowed.
