Download Sancreek Font
Display · 1 styles
· by Vernon Adams
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The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
SIL Open Font License
Free for personal and commercial use - use it, modify it and redistribute it; the only thing you can't do is sell the font files by themselves.
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Sizes
96pxSancreek
48pxThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
24pxThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog 0123456789
14pxThe quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog 0123456789
Styles & weights
400
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog 0123456789
About this font
| Designer | Vernon Adams |
|---|---|
| License | SIL Open Font License · Font licenses explained |
| Category | Display |
| Styles | 1 |
| Weights | 400 |
| Variable | No |
| Languages | latin, latin-ext |
| Source | Google Fonts |
Vernon Adams
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Frequently asked questions
Sancreek is 100% free. It is an open-source font released under the SIL Open Font License, so you can use it in personal and commercial projects, on websites, in apps and in print, at no cost.
Copy the embed code on this page into your HTML head - a link tag or a CSS @import - then set font-family: Sancreek in your CSS. It loads instantly from Fonts.Free.
Sancreek comes in 1 styles. Use the controls above to preview any weight with your own text before you download or embed it.
Yes. The SIL Open Font License permits commercial use of Sancreek - logos, products, apps and client work - with no attribution required and no fee.
Sancreek was designed by Vernon Adams. No attribution is required to use it, though a credit is always appreciated.
Sancreek is self-hosted on Fonts.Free as a modern woff2 web font with a long cache - so embedding it adds no third-party request, which is faster and better for your visitors’ privacy.
Beyond basic Latin, Sancreek also covers extended Latin (Central & Eastern European), so it works across a wide range of languages out of the box.
Sancreek is a display font, built to shine at large sizes - headlines, posters, logos and hero text - rather than long body copy.