August

August font.

August is a bold display font credited to Ellen Luff. It is built for confident titles and polished visual moments, so preview your own wording before downloading to see how the weight, spacing, and character shapes fit your design.

About August

The available file is August-Bold.ttf, listed as a normal-style bold font with a 700 weight. That makes it useful when a project needs immediate emphasis: hero headings, packaging names, poster lines, invitation titles, logo drafts, or social graphics that need more presence than a plain sans serif.

Because this batch includes one bold style, plan the rest of your layout around it. Use August for the part of the message that should be noticed first, then pair it with a simpler font for paragraphs, details, price text, captions, and navigation. A bold display face can look excellent in a few words but become tiring if every line uses the same weight.

The designer credit points to Ellen Luff, with a Creative Market profile listed as the designer link. That is useful for attribution and for license checking, but the downloadable record here does not include a commercial-use statement, so the safest route is to confirm rights before using it in paid or public work.

Features

• Bold 700-weight style in TrueType format
• Strong display personality for headings and short phrases
• Designer credited as Ellen Luff
• Best used with a clean companion font for longer reading text

Best Uses

• Logo drafts, posters, packaging concepts, and headline graphics
• Invitations, social images, product titles, and editorial openers
• Short display phrases where a bold style is part of the visual identity

License Information

Commercial-use rights are not confirmed in the stored license field. Before using August in client work, paid products, advertising, templates, merchandise, or a permanent brand identity, check the designer or marketplace license that came with the font.

Designer and Foundry

August is credited to Ellen Luff. If the font becomes part of a real project, keep the designer name with your project notes so future edits can trace the license and source of the typeface.

Usage Tips

Start with a short headline in the preview. If the result feels heavy, reduce the size slightly, add whitespace, or use August for the main word only while setting supporting copy in a quieter sans serif.

FAQ

Is August free for commercial use?

Commercial rights are not confirmed here. Check the designer or marketplace license before using it for client work, products, ads, templates, or merchandise.

Who designed August?

The designer is listed as Ellen Luff.

What font file is included?

The listed file is August-Bold.ttf, a TrueType font.

What is August best for?

Use it for short display text such as headings, posters, packaging concepts, social graphics, and logo drafts.

Can I use August for paragraphs?

It is better as an accent or headline font. For long paragraphs, pair it with a simpler reading font and keep August for the most important words.