Welcome to the Editors Note Font Free! It’s an addition to Editor’s Note that has 16 normal and italic fonts ranging from Hairline weight to Bold. It still has all the clean lines, tight curves, and trendy minimalist vibes!
I love the clean editorial type style in design right now (because, let’s be honest, classic editorial type will always have a place).
The capital and small letters in Editors Note Font Free are incredibly clear, and the font looks great in large sizes for show text (like big headers, pretty quotes, calls to action, etc.).
I love putting regular and italic together, especially in big, bold quotes like “It’s time to start believing in yourself” (see picture #3).
One thing to keep in mind about Editors Note Font Free is how to space the letters. It was spaced on purpose to make it easy to read and keep the balance. If you want to get the trendy all-caps look seen in many of these images, like picture #2, I suggest setting the spacing a little closer (around -20 to -35).
Important Sans is the font you see in some pictures.
Editor’s Hand is the handwritten style that was used in the pictures.
Navy (the font used in the pictures)
It includes:
Note from the Editor Hairline (Arial and Regular)
Note from the Editor Thin (normal and italic)
Note from the Editor Extra light (Italic and Regular)
Note from the Editor Light (Arial and Regular)
Note from the Editor Normal (Normal and Italic)
Note from the Editor Medium (normal and italic)
Note from the Editor Semibold (normal and italic)
Note from the Editor Bold (normal and italic)
Numbers and capital letters
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