

So once it has downloaded, click the little arrow in that box and select Open.

If you’re using Google Chrome, it’s really easy because a little box appears in the lower left corner of your browser and you can click it to go right to it. If you’re on a Windows or Mac computer, pay attention to where your font downloads.

Tip: I recommend you download fonts in the free Google Chrome browser, which also works great with Cricut Design Space. You can download it from my free resource library (you can get a password for it by signing up for my newsletter at the bottom of this page). I have a font you can download and use for this tutorial called Maker Penwriting font, and it’s created for writing with your pen on a Cricut (so it looks like real handwriting). Step 1: Download a Fontįirst, download a font. Key concepts taught in the video tutorial include how to download fonts, how to unzip files, how to install fonts on Windows, Mac, and iOS, how to set fonts in Cricut Design Space, how to use letter spacing to make words look good, and how to weld words. And don’t forget, you can suggest project ideas and receive bonus entries into our current giveaway! Many thanks to the readers and viewers who requested I explain Cricut fonts (Marie A., Cindy E., Lucy D., Aurora M., Judith S., and Christina S.). Now I know not everyone likes to watch videos, so I’m going to explain how to upload fonts to Cricut here as well! Scroll down to the section that applies to you for the step-by-step directions. You can watch my Complete Guide to Cricut Font Uploading videohere: So I’ve created a step-by-step video that covers uploading fonts to Cricut for Windows, Mac, and iPad/iPhone (which I think will cover most of you). It’s not a difficult process, but if you don’t know how to do it, I know it can seem daunting. When I released my Maker Penwriting Font for the Cricut Gift Tag tutorial, I suddenly got a lot of questions about HOW to upload fonts to Cricut. Learn the simplest ways to download and upload fonts to Cricut Design Space in Windows, Mac, and iOS (iPad and iPhone)
