Personalization (6155 programs)

Pros: Faithful revival of William Morris’s Golden Type. TrueType (.ttf) format for broad application support. Compact file size (approximately 19–27 KB). Recognizable medieval Roman letterforms for display use.

Cons: Basic build includes roughly 82 glyphs, limiting accents. Commercial use typically requires a separate license. Not suited for long body text or small point sizes.

Pros: Stylish image.

Cons: Not very exciting pose.

Pros: Rounded terminals soften geometric letterforms for display use. Available in TrueType and OpenType formats for broad app support. High legibility in large formats such as headlines and titles.

Cons: Commonly distributed builds often include a single weight only. Commercial license required for business use unless otherwise stated. Character set is standard, not an extended glyph collection.

Pros: Approximately 1,375 characters supporting multiple scripts. Includes mathematical operators, arrows, and specialized symbols. Licensed for both personal and commercial use. Well received by the community with high download counts.

Cons: Distributed as a single TrueType file, no variable font axes. Serif-only design not suitable for sans-serif needs.