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An enhancement of the classic Berlingske Serif, this font is elegant, strong and has been optimised especially for display use. Although it has a clear tie to the original Berlingske typeface, this serif display possesses its own strengths and distinct personality. The condensed design and enlargement of the x-height underlines an elegant and sophisticated look, with the thin hairlines creating a nice contrast that truly stands out in the heavier weights. The amount of alternates and stylistic sets offer a wide variety of styles, that are all built into one single font. For a more slender look choose a stylistic set with longer strokes on selected glyphs, or for a softer, curved expression go for the slightly bent strokes on Kk, Rr and Qq. All alternates apply to small caps, ensuring complete consistency.

DM Serif Display Free Font Family is a high-contrast transitional face. With delicate serifs and fine detailing, the design has been shaped for use in super-sized poster settings. It is accompanied by DM Serif Text, for use in smaller point ranges.

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Display fonts are intended to be used for larger sizes. The spacing, thickness, serifs, etc are optimized to improve legibility in large displays and make the subtle differences in shapes easier to see. Both serif and sans-serif fonts may have display variants.

Casanova Serif Display Font is a modern-style serif font with alternatives and ligatures that create stunning logos, quotes, posts, blog posts. branding projects, magazine imagery, wedding invitations, and much more.

Dover Display is a tiny family that explores the classic British typefaces, but updates them for a new generation. It consists of only four styles, but all of them work hard to compensate. The Serif styles lean into their baroque curves, and the Sans styles display a strong humanist sense of elegance and smoothness.

Serif font are popular and unique fonts with small decorative marks to adorn the characters and make them more readable. At Unblast, we have a collection of constantly updated serif fonts for your projects.

At the same time I have an owner-drawn control which displays them fine. I use Arial font in it. The default MFC controls seem to be using MS Sans Serif however. When I changed my owner-drawn control to use MS Sans Serif it started showing black rectangles as well.

Serifs were believed to have originated in the Latin Alphabet with words carved into stone in Roman Antiquity. The Roman letter outlines were first painted onto stone, and the stone carvers followed the brush marks, which flared at stroke ends and corners, creating serifs.

As a general rule, serif and sans serif typefaces are used for either body copy or headlines (including titles, logos, etc.), while script and display typefaces are only used for headlines. Monospaced typefaces are generally used for displaying code, though they can also be used for body and headline copy, and were originally used on typewriters.

Not all serif and sans serif typefaces are equally suitable for both body and headline copy. Different typefaces are more legible than others at small sizes, while others are more suitable for larger type. (This kind of information can generally be found in the commercial descriptions of the various types of fonts.)

After blackletter came the first serif typefaces. Serifs include slight projections that finish off the strokes of their letterforms (called serifs, where the style gets its name). Emerging in the 1500s, the first serifs were Old Style serifs. This style includes Garamond and Goudy Old Style.

The successors to the Old Style serifs were called Transitional serifs, which made their first appearance in the 1700s. These typefaces had high stroke contrast and were more upright than their Old Style predecessors.

The natural evolution of the trends present in Transitional serif typefaces became known as the Modern serifs during the 1800s. These Modern serifs include font types like Didot and Bodoni. They have extreme contrast between strokes and no brackets on their serifs.

Later in the 1900s, after the Grotesques came to the Neo-Grotesque sans serif typefaces. These typefaces were designed to be more legible than their earlier counterparts and generally have much plainer designs. Helvetica and Arial are both examples of Neo-Grotesque sans serifs.

Humanistic sans serifs sought to retain some of the influence that natural handwriting had on the letterforms of earlier typefaces. The letterforms are made more approachable through features like variable stroke widths. Gill Sans is one of the more popular sans serif typefaces.

Seraphina is a variable serif font that boasts beauty across 18 distinct styles, ranging from the delicate "Thin" to the boldest "Black". Each style offers italic capabilities, enriching the Read more

Glistic Font, a elegant bold serif font. The letters are adorably quirky, creating a elegant and approachable aesthetic. Ideal for comic books, titles, posters, and more, Glistic Font adds a Read more

Coax is a cool (mostly) sans serif display font with high-end details like oblique-stressed round letters and a sprinkling of asymmetrical geometric serifs. Coax is destined for your next branding, advertising, or editorial design project. Also Great for headlines, monograms, logos, wedding invitations, and more.

Merriweather, designed by Sorkin Type, was created to be a text face that is nice to read on screens. It includes very large x-height, slightly condensed letterforms, mild diagonal stress, sturdy serifs, and open forms. Merriweather Sans is a sans-serif version that closely harmonizes with the weights and styles of this serif family. Merriweather Serif Font is featured in more than 2,900,000 websites, and Google API displayed the font over 1.54B times in the last week.

Lora is an adjusted contemporary serif with roots in calligraphy designed by Cyreal. Technically, Lora Serif Font is optimized for screen appearance and works similarly well in print. Lora is a text typeface with moderate contrast appropriate for body text. A paragraph set in Lora will make a great appearance because of its brushed curves compared to driving serifs. The general typographic voice of Lora perfectly conveys the mood of a modern-day story or an art essay. Lora is very popular, being featured on more than 1,500,000 websites.

The typeface is balanced and manually spaced to use very few kerning pairs, especially for web font use since most browsers do not currently support this feature. Bitter is featured in more than 710,000 websites, and Google API displayed the font over 309M times in the last week.

Christian Thalmann is the name of the person who developed this free display type family. This kind of Serif is featured on more than 2,000,000 websites, and it is the most popular in the USA. The project currently contains 45 font files spanning 9 distinctive visual styles (Roman, Italic, Infant, Infant Italic, Garamond, Garamond Italic, Upright Cursive, Small Caps, and Unicase) and 5 weights (Light, Regular, Medium, SemiBold, and Bold).

With its unsteady lines, Buckley will give your work an informal look and feel while retaining a little bit of that French style. It's quite delicate so is best suited as a display type, having said that its remarkably readable for areas of large body text. Buckley includes: ff782bc1db