Freebie: Free Hebrew Fonts
After many requests on the LinkedIn group I head up: Jewish Women Creatives Worldwide, I decided that I will just create a blog post here on The Bold Edge | Jewish Design Central with all the amazing free Hebrew fonts I have amassed. The funny thing is that for English fonts there are so many websites, such as dafont.com for starters. For Hebrew fonts, you really need to search (like they had to search for the little container of oil back in the time of the Chanukah miracle (could’t resist reference to Chanukah!)) By the way are you allowed a parenthesis inside another parenthesis? Get back to me with that!
One super fun thing I noticed is that one of the fonts is called Antiyochus, yup I definitely did not make that one up. so check it out.
To give you a roundup of the looks you will find in this free Hebrew fonts bundle, you will see ornate, handwritten, modern, grungy, science fiction. If you need a way to work with Hebrew without the Middle Eastern edition, check out our post about Scribedoor here. So dig in and please (with a cherry on top) post how you have used it. I love to see the possibilities that you all can think of. I am so waiting to be inspired.
P.S. If you have any free fonts to add, let me know so we can spread the bounty.
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This is a real treat for me!
Thank you for the time and effort,
Esther Mund
Pleasure! I am happy you are enjoying
Btw how can i preview them?
You can download them and test it out within your design programs! Enjoy
Thanks for the share, appreciate some new fonts anytime!
Have gone to these sites for Hebrew fonts: http://opensiddur.org/2010/07/unicode-compliant-and-open-source-licensed-hebrew-fonts/
or here: http://www.pement.org/hebfonts.htm
Our pleasure! Thanks for your share too.