Megora Font
Characters
About Megora
Meet Megora, a display typeface by limitype. Its full name says it well: bold inktrap. It has a playful personality.
Good places to use it: presentations, children’s books or packaging and labels. Keep it for headlines and short phrases, and use a simpler font for long text. Display fonts are made for big sizes. Test your headline at the size it will actually be used.
You get one font file in the download (MegoraDemo.otf), covering uppercase, lowercase and numbers.
Licence: Personal Use Only. The free download is for personal projects only. For logos, client work, products or ads, buy a commercial licence from limitype. The Buy licence button below takes you to it.
Installing the font
- Unzip the downloaded file.
- On Windows, double-click the font file and press Install.
- Mac: double-click the file and click Install Font in Font Book.
- Restart Photoshop, Illustrator or Canva desktop so the font shows up.
Questions about this font
Can I use Megora for commercial projects?
Not with the free download. It's personal use only; for anything that earns money, buy a commercial licence from limitype.
Who designed Megora?
Megora was made by limitype. Their website is linked in the download box.
How do I install Megora?
Unzip the file. On Windows right-click the .otf or .ttf file and choose Install; on a Mac double-click it and click Install Font.
What font goes well with Megora?
Try Inter for body text. A calm partner lets Megora do the talking in headlines.
What counts as personal use?
Projects you don't earn money from: school work, your own invitations, practice designs or a personal social post.
