Mermaid

Mermaid font.

Mermaid is a single-style TTF font by Scott Simpson. It is best approached as a preview-first font: type your exact text, check the shapes at the size you plan to use, and confirm the license before using it beyond personal projects.

About Mermaid Font

Mermaid comes as one regular TTF file with a listed weight of 700. Since there is only one variant, you will not have separate italic, light, or extended family styles to build with. That makes it most useful when you need one clear font choice for a title, label, graphic, or short piece of display text rather than a full typography system.

Use the preview box to test names, headings, and phrases before downloading. Pay attention to spacing between letters, how the font handles uppercase and lowercase combinations, and whether the heavier weight feels comfortable at your intended size. If you plan to use Mermaid in a design with body text, pair it with a simple, readable text font so the page or graphic does not feel crowded.

Features

• Single TTF file: Mermaid.ttf
• Regular style with a listed 700 font weight

Best Uses

• Personal design mockups, headings, and short display text
• Posters, labels, invitations, or graphics where one distinctive font style is enough

License Information

Mermaid is free for personal use only. Commercial use requires permission from Scott Simpson. A commercial license is also required for web embedding, broadcast, film, games, and related media. Redistribution and modification for redistribution are not allowed without permission.

Designer and Foundry

Mermaid was designed by Scott Simpson, also credited as the foundry for this font.

Usage Tips

Download the TTF file for personal testing, install it locally, and preview your actual words before finalizing a design. For client work, products, websites, apps, video, games, or any commercial project, contact the creator for permission first. Mermaid is easiest to judge with your own wording. Test short headings, names, and decorative phrases first, then use a cleaner companion font for body copy if your design needs more explanation or small text.

FAQ

Is Mermaid free for commercial use?

No. The license states that Mermaid is free for personal use, while commercial use requires permission from Scott Simpson.

Can I embed Mermaid on a website?

Not under the personal-use terms. Web embedding requires a commercial license from the creator.

What format is the Mermaid font file?

The listed download file is Mermaid.ttf, a TrueType font file.

Does Mermaid include multiple styles?

Only one regular variant is listed, with a 700 weight. No separate italic or additional weights are listed.

Can I redistribute the Mermaid font file?

No. The license says the font may not be redistributed, whether free or paid, without permission from the author.