Crimes Times Six

Crimes Times Six font.

Crimes Times Six is a display font by Jonathan Stephen Harris. It comes as a regular TrueType font and is best approached as a title or short-text face rather than a long-reading font.

About Crimes Times Six

Crimes Times Six has a strong name and a single regular style, so the safest way to judge it is in the live preview with your own words. Try it at headline sizes first, then reduce the size to see where the letter shapes start to lose clarity. Fonts with this kind of display focus usually work best when the text is short and the spacing is checked carefully.

Use Crimes Times Six for names, posters, themed headings, cover-style text, thumbnails, labels, or graphics where the font can be large enough to show its personality. Avoid relying on it for body copy, menus, legal text, or any design that needs fast reading across many lines. If you pair it with another font, choose a plain sans serif or simple serif for supporting text so the main title stays clear.

Features

• Regular style with 400 weight metadata
• TrueType font file suitable for common desktop design apps

Best Uses

• Posters, covers, and title graphics
• Short display text, themed headers, and preview mockups

License Information

The license text says that if the font was not purchased directly from Jonathan Harris or a legal reseller, it is for personal use only. Commercial use requires the proper purchased license, and buyers may need to show proof of purchase.

Designer and Foundry

Crimes Times Six is credited to designer Jonathan Stephen Harris, with Jonathan S Harris named as the foundry.

Usage Tips

Test the exact words you plan to use before downloading. Check uppercase and lowercase forms, punctuation, spacing, and readability at the final size. For commercial work, confirm that your license was purchased from Jonathan Harris or an authorized reseller. Keep the font large enough for its details to remain clear.

FAQ

Is Crimes Times Six free for commercial use?

Do not assume commercial use is allowed. The license says copies not purchased directly from Jonathan Harris or a legal reseller are for personal use only.

What file format is included?

The font file is a TTF file named Crimes-Times-Six.ttf.

Who designed Crimes Times Six?

The font is credited to Jonathan Stephen Harris.

What is Crimes Times Six best used for?

Use it for short display text such as titles, posters, covers, labels, and themed graphics. Test it carefully before using it in small sizes or long passages.

Can I modify or redistribute the font?

The license text restricts modifying, selling, transferring, reverse engineering, or redistributing the software product. Read the full license terms before sharing or altering the font.