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Quick answer: CC Wild Words is a brush-style comic lettering face. Font sites disagree on who designed it, naming John Roshell or Charles Borges de Oliveira, and on its licence. Free matches on this page: Permanent Marker and Fredoka Bold.
About the Wild Words font
CC Wild Words is a brush-style lettering face that font sites describe as suited to comic-style text (CoFonts).
Font sites give different designers for it, and different licences. Check the licence on the font’s own page before you use it.
Where the Wild Words font is used
- Comic-style lettering, as font sites describe the face (CoFonts).
Fonts similar to Wild Words
If you want a similar comic-book or display feel, these fonts on this site are worth comparing:
Try the Wild Words look-alike fonts
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- Format
- TTF
- Licence
- See the font page for the licence terms
Wild Words Font
How to use Wild Words font
On Windows, download the font file, right-click it and choose Install. On a Mac, double-click the file and select Install Font in Font Book. Restart your design app if the font does not show up in its list. Keep the original file name so you can find the font again later.
In Canva, search the font menu for Wild Words first. If it is not there and your plan allows uploads, upload the .ttf file. If not, type the text in another program, save it as a PNG and place that image in your design.
For a logo test, a poster heading or a thumbnail, the generator is the quickest option. For a longer project, install the font and work in your design app. Check the license before commercial use, including merch, covers and paid work.
FAQ
Who designed CC Wild Words?
Font sites disagree. Some name John Roshell, and others name Charles Borges de Oliveira.
Is CC Wild Words free?
Font sites give different licences, so check the licence on the font’s page before you use it.
What are free alternatives to Wild Words?
Permanent Marker and Fredoka Bold are free Google Fonts with a hand-drawn or rounded look.