Some of the best calligraphic fonts you can buy for free..!!

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Calligraphy |  Art of showcasing feelings in text!!

The right font of the text can instantly improve the look of your marketing presentation, impress your client, or escalate your design from average to exceptional. But the right font can instantly improve the look of your marketing presentation, impress your client, or escalate your design from average to exceptional.
But it’s often tough to find a font that falls somewhere in-between classy and dramatic -- particularly when you’re not willing to pay for an experienced calligrapher.
We’ve compiled some of the best calligraphy fonts we found online. These fonts are subtle, professional, and eye-catching. Best of all, they’re free, so you can download and try them all before picking your favorite.
Check out our list, if for no other reason than to see me try to describe fonts.
Most of these fonts are for personal use only, but some of them are available for commercial projects. Below each font, we’ll specify whether it’s free for personal or commercial use -- however, if you’re considering using the font for commercial purposes, please read the font’s individual licensing agreement.

1. Alex Brush 

This font is classic and understated. It’s also legible and clear, with decent space in between each letter, so you can use the font even for dense paragraphs of text.
Download at: 1001 Free Fonts
Free for personal and commercial use.

2. Adreno Script Demo Regular


Adreno Script is more playful and fun than most of the other calligraphy fonts in the bunch, making it a good option when your design intent is more lighthearted.
Download at Urban Fonts
Free for personal use.

3. Balqis

If you’re designing an artsier project, like a book cover or presentation swag, this font is folksy and down-to-earth and doesn’t appear too formal.
Download at: Free Design Resources
Free for personal and commercial use.

4. Bukhari Script

Bukhari Script is bold and fluctuates in shading, making it appear vintage and old-school. It’s a good font to use if you’re trying to invoke some nostalgia in your marketing.
Download at: Font Fabric
Free for personal and commercial use.

5. Champignon

This font is decorative and classically formal -- you’d probably use this font for invitations, placeholders, or titles, rather than long paragraphs of text or a presentation.
Download at: Dafont
Free for personal and commercial use.

6. Easy November

The swoopy, exaggerated nature of Easy November makes it a great font for titles or branded items like calendars or stickers. Its eye-catching nature makes it appropriate for many different platforms.
Download at Font Space
Free for personal use.

7. Great Day

This font falls somewhere between retro and conservative, making it fitting for both professional presentations, or playful signs or titles. The spacing between each letter also makes it easier to read than some of the other calligraphy fonts.
Download at Font Space
Free for personal use.

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