Mavine

Mavine font.

Mavine is a sans serif font family by Doni Purwoko with a range of OTF styles for personal design work. It is useful when you want to test a clean, weight-flexible typeface in headings, short copy, and visual layouts.

About Mavine Font

Mavine gives you several weight choices, from thin and light cuts through regular, medium, semibold, bold, and extrabold file names. That makes it more flexible than a single-style display font: you can try lighter weights for spacious titles, regular or medium for balanced text, and heavier cuts when a headline needs stronger emphasis. Since the font is identified as a sans serif family, it is best approached as a modern, simple type option rather than a decorative script or serif face.

Use the preview tool before downloading to check how Mavine handles your exact wording. Thin and extra-light styles can look elegant at large sizes, but they may lose clarity in small buttons, dense captions, or low-contrast images. The bold and extra-bold cuts are better for short headlines, posters, social graphics, logo mockups, and display text. For longer paragraphs, test the regular or medium style first and keep line spacing comfortable. If you pair Mavine with another font, choose something with a clear role: a readable serif for article text, or a neutral sans serif for interface details.

Features

• Sans serif font family with multiple OTF files
• Includes light, regular, medium, semibold, bold, and extra-bold named styles for personal-use testing

Best Uses

• Headlines, posters, social media graphics, and title treatments
• Personal branding mockups, presentation covers, and short layout experiments

License Information

Mavine is marked Personal Use Only. Use it for personal projects, drafts, previews, and non-commercial design tests only unless you confirm separate commercial licensing from the rights holder.

Designer and Foundry

The designer is listed as Doni Purwoko. No foundry or designer website is included in the font details.

Usage Tips

Download the OTF files and install the weights you need. Start by previewing your actual title or phrase, then compare the regular, medium, and bold cuts at the size you plan to use. Avoid relying on the thinnest styles for small text or busy image backgrounds, and check the license before using the font in client work, products, ads, or monetized content.

FAQ

Is Mavine free for commercial use?

No. The listed license says Personal Use Only, so commercial use needs separate permission or a commercial license.

What type of font is Mavine?

Mavine is listed as a sans serif font family.

What file format does Mavine use?

The font files are in OTF format.

Which Mavine weight should I try first?

Try Regular or Medium for general layout testing, Bold or Extrabold for strong titles, and Thin or Light only when the text is large enough to stay clear.

Who designed Mavine?

The designer is listed as Doni Purwoko.