Playlist Script Font

Playlist Script Font is a hand-drawn typeface with dry brush styles. It contains three styles: Script, Caps, and Ornament, which can be combined to create beautiful designs.

This font is suitable for a variety of purposes, both personal and commercial, including wedding invitations, greeting cards, illustrations, quotes, posters, and t-shirt designs.

The Playlist Script Font is described as a fancy and stylish way of writing that resembles beautiful handwriting. It adds a touch of elegance to your writing, making it perfect for different creative projects.

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The font family includes a total of 16 typefaces, such as Playlist Script Regular, Playlist Script Condensed, Playlist Script Light, Playlist Script Semibold, and Playlist Script Bold, among others.

The font was designed by Artimasa, a professional type designer from Indonesia. It supports multiple languages and is an ideal choice for any project, from branding to web design. The font is free for personal use, and a commercial license is available for larger projects.

FAQs

Is Playlist Script safe to download and use on My PC and MAC?

Ans: Yes, It is 100% safe to download for both PC and MAC.

Is there any font similar to Playlist Script in Google Fonts?

Ans: Redressed font is similar in Google font.

Is it OK to use this on an online platform?

Ans: Yes, you can use Playlist Script on the online platform.

How to install Playlist Script on a Computer?

Ans: Check the PC or Mac instructions link to install Playlist Script on your computer.

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