Hi,
Can these fonts be used commercially?
Thanks

Honestly, very disappointed. These fonts are quite plain, just your run-of-the-mill sans-serif and serif font types. You can find almost-identical fonts for free through Google Fonts, and more imaginative ones on dafont or cooltext, also free. These are plain in comparison.

This is the site where I get most of mine for graphics work and my projects - https://www.creativefabrica.com/daily-gifts/. A new free font and 2 other free gifts and numerous products for $1 every day. I've gotten hundreds for free - and they truly are creative fonts and come with a free commercial license. I've also used the other sites mentioned below.

Thanks for the fonts. Who knows, they might come in handy in the future.
And also, who does not want to install fonts, use the FonTemp program.

Looked at what this contains, and I happen to have very similar fonts already in my Microsoft Office suite of programs! I see no reason to clutter my hard drive with extra fonts that don't really jump out at me saying "I need this!"

Make the fonts something one cannot find online for free, which in reality would be very hard to do, with some unique ones that would look really great in whatever I produce, and I might consider downloading this type of thing. Otherwise, this is a wasted effort on the part of the production team that is offering this. I'm not trying to put anybody down here, just saying a little research on what is actually available at several different site for free anyways would help the team in developing a better product package.

Your browser may show all fonts looking the same in the Demo Page (in the zip file) . If so, click on each font instead.
All fonts are only Regular, even if you can get Word to show other styles.
Non of the fonts has the Danish character ae.

I took a look at their site. Most of these fonts are pretty much identical and very basic. You can get so many for free.

These seem to be free other places, also. I had every single one already installed. Odd...

what program can I use them with? I need more details.

I was totally excited when I saw the word Creative fonts but all the ones shown are basic looking fonts. I will down load in hope that some will actually be creative. I do thank these being offered free, maybe next time they will offer real fonts that are truly creative.

How do you install and use this app. It's the first one from Giveaway of the Day that I cannot figure out. Step by step instructions please.

Unusable for German text with 'ß': None of these fonts comes with a 'ß'.

Only 10 different fonts are used in the western societies, Internet and corresponding, the rest is just for fun or to write Christmas and birthday cards and play around. You can not use any of these fonts for filing legal papers or corresponding on business level or design web pages with silly fonts.

The fonts are okay but hardly what I would call varied, there's maybe two or three I may bother actually installing. As other have already pointed out, there's plenty of websites out there that offer free fonts - many available for commercial use, which these aren't, and of far wider variety.

I will definitely try to invest into these beautiful fonts - Thank you for today's offering.

Thank you! These are beautiful!

The fonts have accents used in my language, what is not quite common. I don´t like their design particularly, but they are relatively original...

all their products are ok, but they don't give information about install points. Last time I din't understand what to do with "1000_Professional_Lightroom_Presets" .... less info.

At least half are in a foreign (ie - non English) font.

The fonts design is not perfect, but it is free, so ok .

Inside the zip-file you find the fonts in otf, eot and ttf format, 159 files in total and 1 folder with an html page and css script. Last 2 are only needed to view a few fonts in your internet browser but not needed if you just click on a font.

Just checked them all but don't think I'll use any of them. A small hint for other GOTD users: when you browse the internet and see a nice font, just check the source of that page. There is always a chance to see the font inside the CSS script so you can copy it. Then again.... why copy if we can use a CSS script referring to google.

Have fun all!

Free for commercial use ?

When there are so may free fonts available on the web from sites like dafont, fontparadise, 1001freefonts, fontsquirrel etc then why download these? If these fonts are not available elsewhere then you will be able to find very similar ones for free.