Recorded Conquest Font
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About Recorded Conquest
Recorded Conquest is a display font by 177Studio, released in 2026. Its full name says it well: condensed. It has a tall, condensed build.
It works well for real estate branding, social media graphics and event flyers. 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 2 font files in the download (RECORDED-CONQUEST-DEMO.otf, RECORDED-CONQUEST-DEMO.ttf), covering uppercase, lowercase and numbers.
Recorded Conquest is free for personal use only. Commercial use needs a paid licence from 177Studio. The Buy licence button below takes you to it.
Installing the font
- Unzip the downloaded file.
- Windows: right-click the .otf or .ttf file and choose Install (or Install for all users).
- Mac: double-click the file and click Install Font in Font Book.
- Close and reopen your design app, then look for the font in the list.
Questions about this font
Can I use Recorded Conquest for commercial projects?
Not with the free download. It's personal use only; for anything that earns money, buy a commercial licence from 177Studio.
Who designed Recorded Conquest?
Recorded Conquest was made by 177Studio.
How do I install Recorded Conquest?
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 Recorded Conquest?
Try Inter for body text. A calm partner lets Recorded Conquest 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.
