Font
Cralic is a cartoon font for kids' games, toy packaging and fun social posts. Bouncy, friendly letters.
Free for one person: personal and commercial use, client work included. A studio or team using it in its own work buys the full family. No resale or redistribution of the file. Read the license.
Price and license are on the marketplace.
Max turns six
Saturday at noon, in the garden behind the toy shop.
Bring a hat and a big appetite. There will be a treasure hunt, a bouncy castle, pink lemonade and a cake shaped like a rocket. Parents are welcome to stay for coffee.
RSVP by Thursday to 555-0137. No gifts needed. Rain plan: the party moves inside the shop.
free sample
The family is sold as a whole, not style by style.
Tip Pair it with Cralic Coob, its narrow companion, for a headline and a tagline from the same set.
The Cralic font has slightly uneven, tilted shapes that feel drawn by hand. Use it for a mobile game logo, a cereal or toy box, a pet-brand post or a party invitation. Light weights suit captions; heavy ones make a sticker-like headline.
Cralic is a cartoon font in nine weights (Thin, ExtraLight, Light, Regular, Medium, SemiBold, Bold, Black, Heavy) with alternate letters. The specimens use cartoon robots, animals and vikings on saturated color, with white or cream letters on deep blue, pink or orange for strong contrast.
For a game, set the logo in Heavy and the menu items in Medium. For a cereal or snack box, put the flavor in Heavy and a short line in Regular. A party invitation can use Bold for the child’s name and Light for the details.
When a word repeats a letter, try the alternates: a second shape for the second letter makes a title look hand-lettered. A blue sheet in the specimens shows the full character set, so you can check the punctuation you need before you start.
Cralic Coob is the narrow cut for taglines, and Arbus is a calmer partner for text.
Picked by tags: hand drawn, packaging, kids, social media, cartoon.
