Signed

Signed font.

Signed is a clean sans serif font from Funtype Co. with a simple, modern look for short display text, headings, and preview-friendly design drafts. It comes as an OTF regular style and is marked Personal Use Only, so treat it as a trial or non-commercial font unless you secure broader rights.

About Signed Font

Signed works best when you need a neat sans serif voice without heavy decoration. The regular weight keeps the letters straightforward, making it a practical choice for title mockups, social graphics, quote cards, mood boards, and personal branding experiments. Because the family information points to a single regular style, it is safest to plan around one consistent weight rather than expecting a full range of bold, italic, or extended styles. That can be a benefit for quick layouts: you can test the shape, spacing, and tone without sorting through many variations.

Use the preview box to check the words you actually plan to set. Try names, short headlines, button labels, and mixed-case phrases, because a font that looks good in a sample word can feel different in real copy. For longer paragraphs, keep the size comfortable and review the spacing carefully; a single regular sans serif may not give enough contrast for complex editorial layouts. Pair Signed with a quiet serif or a neutral system sans when you need hierarchy. Let Signed handle the headline or accent line, then use the companion font for body text, captions, or interface details.

Features

• Single regular OTF style for straightforward testing
• Clean sans serif structure suited to short display settings

Best Uses

• Personal posters and quote graphics
• Headline mockups, mood boards, and non-commercial branding tests

License Information

Signed is marked Personal Use Only. Use it for personal tests, mockups, school projects, or non-commercial designs, and contact the rights holder or obtain the proper license before using it in client work, products, advertising, monetized content, or any commercial project.

Designer and Foundry

The designer and foundry are listed as Funtype Co.

Usage Tips

Install the OTF file in your font manager or operating system, then test it in the design app where you will actually use it. Check uppercase and lowercase forms, punctuation, numbers, and any brand or project name before building a final layout. Since only the regular style is recorded, create emphasis with size, color, spacing, or pairing instead of relying on missing weights. Leave extra room around tight headlines and export a quick proof image before sharing, because spacing issues are easier to catch at the size your audience will see.

FAQ

Is Signed free for commercial use?

No. The license information marks Signed as Personal Use Only, so commercial use needs separate permission or a suitable paid license.

What file format does Signed use?

The listed font file is in OTF format, which is commonly supported by modern desktop design apps and operating systems.

What is Signed best used for?

Signed is best suited to short display text such as personal posters, headings, quote graphics, simple logos for practice, and design mockups.

Does Signed include bold or italic styles?

Only a regular style is listed, so do not plan a design that depends on matching bold, italic, or multiple weights unless you confirm additional files separately.