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AGFontGuide 1
FONT GUIDE
table of contents
INTERACTIVE LINKS
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ACCENT LETTERS
INTERACTIVE LINKS
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FONT PAIRINGS
• All Caps and Script • All Caps
• Thin and Chunky • Similar
• Simple and Clean • Mix Upper and Lowercase
• Fancy and Simple
FONT TUTORIALS
• Video Tutorial Links • Layer Thick & Thin Fonts
• Fill Color • Layer Outline Fonts
• Outline Color • Cutting PNGs on Cricut
• Offset Shadow
table of contents
INTERACTIVE LINKS
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FONT VOLUMES
• Volumes at a Glance • Volume Eight
• Volume One • Volume Nine
• Volume Two • Volume Ten
• Volume Three • Volume Eleven
• Volume Four • Volume Twelve
• Volume Five • Volume Thirteen
• Volume Six • Volume Fourteen
• Volume Seven • Bonus Fonts
• Volumes at a Glance
• Script Volume One
• Script Volume Two
• Script Volume Three
insta^ation
TRUETYPE FONT
TrueType fonts are supported by the Mac/Apple and Microsoft operating systems.
APPLE MICROSOFT
WINDOWS
SUPPORT SUPPORT
TROUBLESHOOTING
The following steps will typically resolve installation errors:
1. Restart your computer or shut down your Microsoft programs
completely and then reopen. This will ensure that the font cache is
updated.
2. (Mac users) When installing the fonts, do not highlight and drag the
files into the font book all at once. Instead, click each font file and
download the fonts individually.
3. If the fonts appear in your font book but will not appear in your
Microsoft programs, you may need to transfer them into the Microsoft
Office Compatible list. Open font book and highlight the custom fonts.
Drag them into the folder labeled “Microsoft Office Compatible.” Then
restart your computer so the font cache updates. This should hopefully
help the program recognize the fonts.
SETUP A S S E M B LY
Click HERE to watch the quick setup tutorial video
I recommend using the Happy Planner discs to
assemble your font guide. You can purchase the discs
in size small, medium, or large depending on the
number of pages you want to include. The medium
size will accommodate all of the pages included in this
guide. The Happy Planner discs and 11-hole punch
allow you to insert or remove pages easily. Pages can
be pressed into place or pulled from the rings without
tearing any pages. This way, as more fonts are added
to your collection, simply print new pages and add
them to your font guide. For durability, laminate the
cover pages and dividers.
D I V I D E R S A N D TA B S
Divider pages and tabs are included so you can
organize your font guide and create easy access to
design tips and font samples. Two versions of tabs are
included. Option one includes 2 inch tabs that fit the
clear self-adhesive tabs found HERE. Option 2
includes tabs that can be cut and glued to the back of
any divider page.
TUTORIALS TUTORIALS
TUTORIALS TUTORIALS
FONT VOLUMES VOLUME FOUR VOLUME NINE BONUS FONTS VOLUME FIVE
FONT PAIRINGS VOLUME THREE VOLUME EIGHT SCRIPT VOL. TWO VOLUME FOUR
STYLES & SPACING VOLUME TWO VOLUME SEVEN SCRIPT VOL. ONE VOLUME THREE
ACCENT LETTERS VOLUME ONE VOLUME SIX VOLUME ELEVEN VOLUME TWO
EDITING & SPACING SCRIPT SERIES VOLUME FIVE VOLUME TEN VOLUME ONE
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C R E AT E YO U R O W N TA B S : c u t a n d a t t a c h
VOLUME TEN VOLUME ONE VOLUME SIX VOLUME ELEVEN STYLES & SPACING
VOLUME NINE BONUS FONTS VOLUME FIVE VOLUME TEN ACCENT LETTERS
VOLUME EIGHT SCRIPT VOL. TWO VOLUME FOUR VOLUME NINE EDITING & SPACING
VOLUME SEVEN SCRIPT VOL. ONE VOLUME THREE VOLUME EIGHT SCRIPT VOL. TWO
VOLUME SIX VOLUME ELEVEN VOLUME TWO VOLUME SEVEN SCRIPT VOL. ONE
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C R E AT E YO U R O W N TA B S : c u t a n d a t t a c h
SCRIPT SERIES MATH NERD SQUAD GOALS TUTORIALS VOLUME FOURTEEN
FONT VOLUMES SCRIPT VOL. THREE SQUAD GOALS TUTORIALS VOLUME FOURTEEN
FONT PAIRINGS SCRIPT VOL. THREE VOLUME TWELVE VOLUME THIRTEEN VOLUME FOURTEEN
MATH NERD SCRIPT VOL. THREE VOLUME TWELVE VOLUME THIRTEEN
MATH NERD SQUAD GOALS VOLUME TWELVE VOLUME THIRTEEN
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C R E AT E YO U R O W N TA B S : c u t a n d a t t a c h
EDITING AND SPACING
spacing
KERNING
Kerning: The process of adjusting
the horizontal space between two VA VA
consecutive characters. This
adjustment moves letters closer
together so individual pairs of V ACATION? VACATION?
letters visually appear evenly ALPACA BAG! ALPACA BAG!
spaced.
KERNING NOT ADJUSTED KERNING ADJUSTED
FONT: AG CASH ME OUSSIDE
TRACKING
Tracking: The process of adjusting
the horizontal space between a YEAH, TOADALLY!
SPACING 0 PTS.
succession of letters, as in a word
or block of text. Tracking, commonly
known as “letter spacing,” refers to
YEAH, TOADALLY! SPACING 3 PTS.
the overall text spacing.
LEADING
Leading: The vertical spacing
between lines of text. Leading can
be adjusted to bring lines closer don’t listen to him. don’t listen to him.
together or farther apart.
HE’S LION! HE’S LION!
SPACING 35 PTS. SPACING 25 PTS.
KERNING
The process of adjusting the horizontal space between two consecutive characters. This adjustment
moves letters closer together so individual pairs of letters visually appear evenly spaced.
VA VA
V ACATION? VACATION?
ALPACA BAG! ALPACA BAG!
KERNING NOT ADJUSTED KERNING ADJUSTED
In the example above, the letters V and A appear to be spaced farther apart than the other
letters in the word vacation. The similar angles in both letters distort the visual spacing and
should be adjusted. There are two ways to accomplish a more evenly spaced aesthetic:
OR
TRACKING
The process of adjusting the horizontal space between a succession of letters, as in a word or block of
text. Tracking, commonly known as “letter spacing,” refers to the overall text spacing.
YEAH, TOADALLY!
SPACING 0 PTS.(DEFAULT “NORMAL”)
YEAH, TOADALLY!
SPACING EXPANDED 3 PTS.
Expanded letter spacing is an easy way to create a modern design. It also helps with the
readability of certain texts. There are two ways to accomplish this aesthetic:
OR
LEADING
The vertical spacing between lines of text. Leading can be adjusted to bring lines closer
together or farther apart.
don’t listen to him. don’t listen to him.
Condensing or expanding the vertical line spacing is an easy way to create a more
professional design. Condensing or expanding line spacing can also improve the
readability of certain texts.
There are two ways to accomplish a more evenly spaced aesthetic:
OR
1 2
Select any font. Double click the text box to open the “Format
Shape” menu. Then, click “Text Options.”
3 4
Select “Text Fill” and choose “Solid Fill.” Next To change each character to a different fill
to “Color,” click the drop down menu to open color, highlight each individual letter, reopen
the color palette. Choose a color. the color palette, and change the color.
5 6
OPTIONAL: To add an outline, select ”Text OPTIONAL: Next to “Color,” click the drop
Outline” under the “Text Options” menu. Highlight down menu to open the color palette.
the entire line of text or double click the text box. Choose a color. For more information on
outlining fonts, check out the “Creating
Outline Fonts” tutorial.
tutorial
1 2 3
Select any font. Thick and chunky fonts Double click the text box to open the Click ”Text Options” and choose
work best when creating an outline effect. “Format Shape” menu. “Text Outline.”
4 5 6
Under “Text Outline,” click Next to “Color,” click the drop down Next to “Width,” click the up or down arrows
“Solid Line.” menu to open the color palette. to change the outline thickness. Or delete the
Choose a color. number and type in a new point value. The
larger the number, the thicker the outline.
7 8
To make the fill color solid/opaque, To make the fill color transparent,
click “Text Fill.” Open the color click “Text Fill.” Select “No Fill.”
palette and choose a color.
1 2 3
Select any font. Thick and chunky Double click the text box. Then A new text box will appear with
fonts work best when creating an select “Duplicate” from the editing identical text.
offset shadow effect. menu.
4 5 6
Ensure the new text box is layered on Double click the new text box to Select “Solid Fill.” Open the color
top of the original text box by selecting open the “Format Shape” menu. palette and change the fill color.
“Bring to Front” under “Arrange. Then, select “Text Options” and
choose “Text Fill.”
7 8 9
OPTIONAL: Add an outline color. Under OPTIONAL: Select an outline color Reposition the top layer of text until
“Text Options,” select “Text Outline.” and adjust the outline thickness. it appears to have a shadow.
10 11 12
Click and drag the mouse to highlight When both layers of text are Grouping multiple layers of text will
and select both the bottom and top selected, click “Group” under merge them together to form one
layers of text. “Arrange.” text field that can be freely moved
around the document.
tutorial
1 2
This font is designed to layer Select the text box with uppercase A new text box will appear with
lowercase letters (skinny) on top of letters. Then select “Duplicate” from identical text.
uppercase letters (chunky). the editing menu.
3 4 5
Ensure the new text box is layered on Change the letters in the new text Change the font color.
top of the original text box by selecting box to lowercase characters.
“Bring to Front” under “Arrange.
6 7 8
Drag the new text box over the original text
box. Due to the auto-kerning, the spacing Adjust the spacing of the top Repeat step 7 until each character
will need to be adjusted. Layering each layered text box. Then select is layered and aligned.
letter individually will provide the most “Duplicate” from the editing menu.
accurate alignment.
9 10 11
Click and drag the mouse to highlight When both layers of text are Grouping multiple layers of text will
and select both the bottom and top selected, click “Group” under merge them together to form one
layers of text. “Arrange.” text field that can be freely moved
around the document.
tutorial
1 2 3
This font is an outline font. Layer AG The new font does not have a shadow
Resting Teacher Face Solid to create the A new text box will appear with
identical text. Change the font to offset, so the spacing is different.
appearance that the font is filled. Select Layering each letter individually will
the text box. Then select “Duplicate” from AG Resting Teacher Face Solid. provide the most accurate alignment.
the editing menu.
4 5 6
Double click the text box to open the Choose “Color.” Select a fill color from the color palette.
“Format Shape” menu. Then select
”Text Options” and choose “Text Fill.”
7 8 9
Layer the text box underneath the Adjust the spacing of the bottom Repeat step 9 until each character
original text box by selecting “Bring to layer of text. Then select “Duplicate” is layered and aligned.
Back” under “Arrange. from the editing menu.
10 11 12
Click and drag the mouse to highlight When both layers of text are Grouping multiple layers of text will
and select both the bottom and top selected, click “Group” under merge them together to form one
layers of text. “Arrange.” text field that can be freely moved
around the document.
tutorial
1 2 3
Open Cricut Design Space and select Then, click “Browse.” Locate Under “Image Type,” select
”New Project.” A blank canvas will open. and open the image file. Next, “Simple.” Then, click “Continue.”
Click the ”Upload” icon, located in the click “Continue.”
left-hand menu.
4 5 6
Select “Save as a Print Then Cut Click “Continue.” The image will appear under “Recently
Image” and click “Save.” Uploaded Images.” Click the images
and select “Insert Images.”
7 8 9
The images will appear on the A format preview will appear. Click Select ”Send to Printer” to print
canvas. Resize to the desired “Continue.” each image. Place the printed
width/height. Then, click the green document on the cutting mat.
“Make It” button.
10 11 12
Load the cutting mat into the Cricut When the mat successfully loads, The machine will scan the document to read
and press the blinking “Load” button press the blinking ”Go” button the image and determine where to cut. Once
located on the machine. located on the machine. cutting is complete, press the ”Load” button
on the machine to release the cutting mat.
ACCENT LETTERS
accent le<ers: Mac
G R AV E
To type accented vowels, hold down the Option/Alt key, and press the
` key (located next to the 1 key). Then, release both keys and type the letter
that you want to accent. For capital letters, press shift before typing the
vowel.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ + =
Press and hold. Then release.
option + E + A = à option + E + E = è
option + E + I = ì option + E + O = ò
option + E + U = ù
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release.` Press and hold. Then release.
ACUTE
To type accented vowels, hold down the Option/Alt key, and press the
e key. Then, release both keys and type the letter that you want to accent.
For capital letters, press shift before typing the vowel.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ + =
Press and hold. Then release.
option + E + A = á option + E + E = é
option + E + I = í option + E + O = ó
option + E + U = ú
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release. Press and hold. Then release.
CIRCUMFLEX
To type accented vowels, hold down the Option/Alt key, and press the
i key. Then, release both keys and type the letter that you want to accent.
For capital letters, press shift before typing the vowel.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ + =
Press and hold. Then release.
option + I + A = â option + I + E = ê
option + I + I = î option + I + O = ô
option + I + U = û
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release. Press and hold. Then release.
TREMA
To type accented vowels, hold down the Option/Alt key, and press the
u key. Then, release both keys and type the letter that you want to accent.
For capital letters, press shift before typing the vowel.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ + =
Press and hold. Then release.
option + U + A = ä option + U + E = ë
option + U + I = ï option + U + O = ö
option + U + U = ü option + U + Y = ÿ
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release. Press and hold. Then release.
TILDE
To type, hold down the Option/Alt key, and press the n key. Then, release
both keys and type the letter that you want to accent. For capital letters,
press shift before typing the letter.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ + =
Press and hold. Then release.
option + N + A = ã
option + N + O = õ
option + N + N = ñ
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release. Press and hold. Then release.
option + N + shift + A = Ã
option + N + shift + O = Õ
option + N + shift + U = Ñ
accent le<ers: Mac
CEDILLA
To type, hold down the Option/Alt key, and press the c key. Then, release
both keys and type the letter that you want to accent. For capital letters,
press shift before typing the letter.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ =
Press and hold.
Then release.
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + =
Press and hold. Then release.
accent le<ers: Mac
A D D I T I O N A L I N T E R N AT I O N A L
CHARACTERS & SYMBOLS
å æ ø
option + a option + ‘ option + o
Å Æ Ø
option + shift + A option + shift + ‘ option + shift + O
¡ ¿ ÷
option + 1 option + shift + ? Option + /
accent le<ers: P C
G R AV E
To type accented vowels, hold down the Control key, and press the
` key. Then, release both keys and type the letter that you want to accent.
For capital letters, press shift before typing the vowel.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ + =
Press and hold. Then release.
CTRL + ` + a = à CTRL + ` + e = è
CTRL + ` + I = ì CTRL + ` + o = ò
CTRL + ` + u = ù
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release. Press and hold. Then release.
ACUTE
To type accented vowels, hold down the Control key, and press the
‘ key (apostrophe). Then, release both keys and type the letter that you want
to accent. For capital letters, press shift before typing the vowel.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ + =
Press and hold. Then release.
CTRL + ’ + a = á CTRL + ’ + e = é
CTRL + ’ + I = í CTRL + ’ + o = ó
CTRL + ’ + u = ú
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release. Press and hold. Then release.
CIRCUMFLEX
To type accented vowels, hold down the Control key, and press the
^ key. Then, release both keys and type the letter that you want to accent.
For capital letters, press shift before typing the vowel.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release.
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release.
TREMA
To type accented vowels, hold down the Control key, and press the
: key (colon). Then, release both keys and type the letter that you want to
accent. For capital letters, press shift before typing the vowel.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release.
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release.
TILDE
To type accented vowels, hold down the Control key, and press the
~ key. Then, release both keys and type the letter that you want to accent.
For capital letters, press shift before typing the vowel.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release.
option + shift + ~ + a = ã
option + shift + ~ + o = õ
option + shift + ~ + n = ñ
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ + + =
Press and hold. Then release.
option + shift + ~ + A = Â
option + shift + ~ + O = Õ
option + shift + ~ + N = Ñ
accent le<ers: P C
CEDILLA
To type, hold down the Control key, and press the , key (comma). Then,
release both keys and type the letter that you want to accent. For capital
letters, press shift before typing the letter.
LOWERCASE LETTERS
+ =
Press and hold.
Then release.
UPPERCASE LETTERS
+ =
Press and hold.
Then release.
accent le<ers: P C
ADDITIONAL
I N T E R N AT I O N A L C H A R A C T E R S
å Å
CTRL + SHIFT + @ + a CTRL + SHIFT + @ + A
æ Æ
CTRL + SHIFT + & + a CTRL + SHIFT + @ + A
ø Ø
CTRL + / + o CTRL + / + O
¡ ¿
ALT + CTRL + SHIFT + ! ALT + CTRL + SHIFT + ?
STYLES AND WEIGHTS
styles
AG Sorry AG Like
Not sorry A Boss
VOLUME ONE VOLUME TWO
AG Yasss AG On Fleek
VOLUME TWO VOLUME FIVE
AG Hashtag
AG I’M EXTRA Nope
VOLUME EIGHT VOLUME NINE
AG resting
AG Multislacker teacher face
VOLUME TEN VOLUME TEN
styles
AG resting Ag throwing
teacher face solid shade
VOLUME TEN VOLUME TEN
AG joy of AG joy of
missing out
missing out solid
VOLUME ELEVEN VOLUME ELEVEN
AG PUGGIE
AG ADULTISH IN A HUGGIE
VOLUME TWELVE VOLUME TWELVE
ag t
AG hi rty
THIRTY
somet hin g
SOMETHING Ag momster
VOLUME TWELVE VOLUME THIRTEEN
styles
AG THE AG FOOD
MOTHERSHIP MOOD
VOLUME THIRTEEN VOLUME FOURTEEN
AG WILL THERE
BE SNACKS
VOLUME FOURTEEN
styles
H E AV Y O R B O L D F O N T S
Heavy fonts are darker and heavier in weight. Bold fonts have a wider width.
Ag Fat Pants
AG Cash Me
Ousside
VOLUME TWO VOLUME THREE
AG No
AG Couch Potato Questions
Today
VOLUME FOUR VOLUME FOUR
AG That’s A AG Teacher
No From me Tired
VOLUME FOUR VOLUME FIVE
styles
H E AV Y O R B O L D F O N T S
Heavy fonts are darker and heavier in weight. Bold fonts have a wider width.
AG Is Makeup
Required AG Jeans Day
VOLUME SIX VOLUME SEVEN
ag stay in AG Bad
your lane Spellers Untie
VOLUME NINE VOLUME TEN
H E AV Y O R B O L D F O N T S
Heavy fonts are darker and heavier in weight. Bold fonts have a wider width.
ag WORLD’S ag FOOD
OKAYEST MOM MOOD
VOLUME THIRTEEN VOLUME FOURTEEN
AG Lazy
Level Expert AG philoSLOTHical
VOLUME ELEVEN VOLUME ELEVEN
AG Late To My AG Fluent In
Own Party Sarcasm
VOLUME TWELVE VOLUME FOURTEEN
SCRIPT FONTS
Script fonts have fluid strokes that are intended to mimic handwriting. Script fonts are typically
used in headlines, subheads, or for other decorative text purposes, rather than extended
bodies of text. They are intended to connect, so adjusting the kerning is NOT recommended.
AG Naps Fix
AG nap queen Everything
SCRIPT SERIES VOLUME ONE SCRIPT SERIES VOLUME ONE
styles
SCRIPT FONTS
Script fonts have fluid strokes that are intended to mimic handwriting. Script fonts are typically
used in headlines, subheads, or for other decorative text purposes, rather than extended
bodies of text. They are intended to connect, so adjusting the kerning is NOT recommended.
AG Fries
AG Cutecumber Before Guys
SCRIPT SERIES VOLUME TWO SCRIPT SERIES VOLUME TWO
AG Hangry AG The
Carbdashians
SCRIPT SERIES VOLUME TWO SCRIPT SERIES VOLUME TWO
SCRIPT FONTS
Script fonts have fluid strokes that are intended to mimic handwriting. Script fonts are typically
used in headlines, subheads, or for other decorative text purposes, rather than extended
bodies of text. They are intended to connect, so adjusting the kerning is NOT recommended.
AG Rather Be AG Rather Be
Sleeping Sleeping Solid
SCRIPT SERIES VOLUME THREE SCRIPT SERIES VOLUME THREE
AG WILL THERE
BE SNACKS
VOLUME FOURTEEN
styles
UNICASE FONTS
Mixed uppercase and lowercase letters that have the same height.
AG ADULTING AG I woke up
like this
VOLUME TWO VOLUME TWO
Ag late to
the party Ag yasss
VOLUME TWO VOLUME TWO
AG World’s
Okayest Teacher Ag slow your roll
VOLUME SEVEN VOLUME EIGHT
styles
UNICASE FONTS
Mixed uppercase and lowercase letters that have the same height.
Ag the face
ain’t listening
VOLUME NINE
styles
D I N G B AT ( “ D O O D L E ” ) F O N T S
Dingbat fonts, commonly referred to as ”doodle fonts,” include characters,
phrases/word art, and pictures.
ABCDEFGHIJKLNO abcdefghijkln
PQRSTUVWXYZ opqrstuvwxyz
Math Nerd Squad Goals
AG PUGGIE IN A HUGGIE
abcdefghi
jklmno
qrsuwyz
VOLUME TWELVE
styles
P O S T E R / D I S P L AY F O N T S
A poster/display font is designed to be used at a large size. These fonts are ideally used in
small amounts of texts, like headlines/titles or bulletin boards, because they are usually
more decorative and/or heavy.
AG Hashtag AG resting
Nope teacher face
VOLUME NINE VOLUME TEN
AG resting AG joy of
missing out
teacher face solid solid
VOLUME TEN VOLUME ELEVEN
styles
P O S T E R / D I S P L AY F O N T S
A poster/display font is designed to be used at a large size. These fonts are ideally used in
small amounts of texts, like headlines/titles or bulletin boards, because they are usually
more decorative and/or heavy.
AG PUGGIE
Ag adultish IN A HUGGIE
VOLUME TWELVE VOLUME TWELVE
AG THIRTY AG momster
SOMETHIG
VOLUME TWELVE VOLUME THIRTEEN
TEXT FONTS
A text font is designed to be used at a small size. Text fonts are best used in
extended bodies of texts because they are simple and easy to read.
AG 180 Days
AG Nope
Not Today
VOLUME ONE VOLUME ONE
TEXT FONTS
A text font is designed to be used at a small size. Text fonts are best used in
extended bodies of texts because they are simple and easy to read.
AG PTA Dropout
VOLUME THIRTEEN
styles
D E C O R AT I V E F O N T S
A decorative font, much like a display font, is designed to be used at a large size.
Decorative fonts are ideally used in small amounts of texts, like headlines/titles or bulletin
boards, because they are intended to add an element of fun to a text.
AG Can My
AG philoSLOTHical
Dog Come
VOLUME TEN VOLUME ELEVEN
FONT PAIRINGS
font pairings
bye
FELICIA
AG NAP QUEEN
CAN YOU NOT
AG MESS HAIR DON’T CARE
AG I CAN’T AG THE CARBDASHIANS
NAPS UGLY
better late than
fix everything
AG RESTING TEACHER FACE SOLID AG SKINNY PANTS
AG BYE FELICIA AG HASHTAG NOPE (ALL CAPS)
COUCH
POTATO
AG SORRY NOT SORRY AG THE CARBDASHIANS
AG FOOD BABY AG I’M EXTRA
font pairings
i need you
TO KNEAD ME Fineapple
AG LAZY LEVEL EXPERT
AG 180 DAYS
AG TACO TUESDAY
font pairings
FA N C Y A N D S I M P L E
OH MY /running /late is my
QUAD CARDIO
AG LAZY LEVEL EXPERT AG CUTECUMBER
AG STAY IN YOUR LANE AG BYE FELICIA
My legs feel
DONUTS HUNGOVER
AG BUTTER LATE THAN NEVER AG ALL YOU NEED IS SLEEP
AG 180 DAYS AG NETFLIX AND FALL ASLEEP
font pairings
ALL CAPS
H ATERS GONNA
ADULTING
HATE SO HARD
AG GANGSTER NAPPER AG HANGRY
AG JOY OF MISSING OUT AG 180 DAYS
WORLD’S OKAYEST
I’M NOT BOSSY
I’M THE BOSS human
AG MESSY HAIR DON’T CARE AG SELECTIVE PARTICIPATION
AG CASH ME OUSSIDE AG RUNNING LATE IS MY CARDIO
font pairings
SIMILAR
ASAP
as slowly as possible
selective
participation
AG STRAIGHT OUTTA PATIENCE AG DID I EYE ROLL OUTLOUD
AG STRAIGHT OUTTA PATIENCE SKINNY AG PHILOSLOTHICAL
LAZY:
level expert
Energy
SAVING MODE
AG SKINNY PANTS (ALL CAPS) AG I’M EXTRA
AG FAT PANTS AG DROPS THE MIC (ALL CAPS)
I WAS GOOD AT
CRASTINATING
SO I WENT PRO
JOY
OF MISSING OUT
AG MESSY HAIR DON’T CARE (ALL CAPS) AG JEANS DAY
AG CASH ME OUSSIDE AG IS MAKE UP REQUIRED
font pairings
tired as a
MOTHER THREEnager
AG HANGRY AG THE CARBDASHIANS
SLEEP
if you love me let me
mamaSaurus
REX
mom MOMSTER
VOICE What happens to mom after she counts to 3
volume 12
AG Adultish
AG Asking For A Friend
AG Indoorsy
AG Indoorsy Solid
AG Late To My Own Party
AG PUGGIE IN A HUGGIE
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ag thi rty SOMETHING
AG THIRTY something
volume 13
AG MOMSTER
AG Mom Hair Don’t Care
AG MY KID WILL TALK TO A SANDWICH
AG TIRED AS A MOTHER
AG THE MOTHERSHIP
AG PTA Dropout
AG world’s Okayest mom
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ABCDEFGHI
jklmnopqr
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AG What the What
(26 speech bubbles in 3 styles)
font volumes at a glance
D I N G B AT “ D O O D L E ” F O N T S
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VOLUME ONE
volume 1
AG 180 Days
AG All You Need is Sleep
aG I Can’t
AG I Can’t Even
AG Monday Bunday
AG Nope Not Today
AG Running Late is My Cardio
AG Sorry Not Sorry
AG Third is the Word
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VOLUME TWO
volume 2
AG Adulting
AG Bye Felicia
AG Fat Pants
AG Skinny Pants
aG Hot Mess
AG I Woke Up Like This
AG Late to the party
AG Like a Boss
AG Yasss
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VOLUME THREE
volume 3
AG boss lady
AG Cash Me Ousside
AG Dry Shampoo
AG Fri-Nally
AG Food baby
AG Show Your Dang Work
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VOLUME FOUR
volume 4
VOLUME FIVE
volume 5
AG basic chick
AG haters gonna hate
AG Netflix and fall asleep
AG on fleek
AG Struggle Bus
AG Teacher Tired
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VOLUME SIX
volume 6
AG helicopter parents
AG Is Makeup Required
AG Said No One Ever
Ag there’s a graphic tee for that
AG This could’ve been an email
AG too much peopling today
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VOLUME SEVEN
volume 7
A B C D E F G
A B C D E F G
H I J K L M N
H I J K L M N
O P Q R S T U
O P Q R S T U
V W X Y Z
V W X Y Z
font guide
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
h i j k l m n
h i j k l m n
o p q r s t u
o p q r s t u
v w x y z
v w x y z
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VOLUME EIGHT
volume 8
VOLUME NINE
volume 9
AG hashtag nope
ag stay in your lane
AG Talk to the Hand
AG The Face Ain’t Listening
font guide
A B C D E FG
A B C D E F G
H I J K L M N
H I J K L M N
O P Q R S T U
O P Q R S T U
V W X Y Z
V W X Y Z
font guide
Um, HeLlO!
Um, HeLlO!
BuH bYe!
BuH bYe!
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VOLUME TEN
volume 10
1 2 3
This font is an outline font. Layer AG The new font does not have a shadow
Resting Teacher Face Solid to create the A new text box will appear with
identical text. Change the font to offset, so the spacing is different.
appearance that the font is filled. Select Layering each letter individually will
the text box. Then select “Duplicate” from AG Resting Teacher Face Solid. provide the most accurate alignment.
the editing menu.
4 5 6
Double click the text box to open the Choose “Color.” Select a fill color from the color palette.
“Format Shape” menu. Then select
”Text Options” and choose “Text Fill.”
7 8 9
Layer the text box underneath the Adjust the spacing of the bottom Repeat step 9 until each character
original text box by selecting “Bring to layer of text. Then select “Duplicate” is layered and aligned.
Back” under “Arrange. from the editing menu.
10 11 12
Click and drag the mouse to highlight When both layers of text are Grouping multiple layers of text will
and select both the bottom and top selected, click “Group” under merge them together to form one
layers of text. “Arrange.” text field that can be freely moved
around the document.
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VOLUME ELEVEN
volume 11
VOLUME TWELVE
volume 12
AG Adultish
AG Asking For A Friend
AG Indoorsy
AG Indoorsy Solid
AG Late To My Own Party
AG PUGGIE IN A HUGGIE
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pqrstuvwxyz
font guide
ab c d e fg
a b c d e f g
hi j k l m n
h i j k l m n
o p q r s t u
o p q r s t u
vwxy z
v w x y z
volume 12
a b c def ghij
ABCDEFGHIJ
l m n op q rs
KLMNOPQRS
k
t u vwxy z
TUVWXYZ
i ™£¢ ∞§¶•ª
0123456789
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Due to the auto-kerning setting that has been preset, manual
adjustments to the letter spacing may be necessary to
accomplish the look above. Refer to the ”Editing and
Spacing” tutorials in the free AG Font Guide.
1 2
This font is designed to layer Select the text box with uppercase A new text box will appear with
lowercase letters (skinny) on top of letters. Then select “Duplicate” from identical text.
uppercase letters (chunky). the editing menu.
3 4 5
Ensure the new text box is layered on Change the letters in the new text Change the font color.
top of the original text box by selecting box to lowercase characters.
“Bring to Front” under “Arrange.
6 7 8
Drag the new text box over the original text
box. Due to the auto-kerning, the spacing Adjust the spacing of the top Repeat step 7 until each character
will need to be adjusted. Layering each layered text box. Then select is layered and aligned.
letter individually will provide the most “Duplicate” from the editing menu.
accurate alignment.
9 10 11
Click and drag the mouse to highlight When both layers of text are Grouping multiple layers of text will
and select both the bottom and top selected, click “Group” under merge them together to form one
layers of text. “Arrange.” text field that can be freely moved
around the document.
font guide: Mac
o i ™
LOWERCASE o LOWER CASE i ™ (OPTION + 2)
£ ¢ ∞
£ (OPTION + 3) ¢ (OPTION + 4) ∞ (OPTION + 5)
§ ¶ •
§ (OPTION + 6) ¶ (OPTION + 7) • (OPTION + 8)
ª [ ®
ª (OPTION + 9) [ ® (OPTION + r)
font guide: Mac
< ~ @
< (SHIFT + ,) ~ (SHIFT + `) @ (SHIFT + 2)
> \ |
> (SHIFT + .) \ | (SHIFT + \)
{ } _
{ (SHIFT + [ ) } (SHIFT + ]) _ (SHIFT + -)
] ^ ©
] ^ (SHIFT + 6) © (OPTION + g)
font guide: Mac
` * ¨
` (NEXT TO 1 KEY) * (SHIFT + 8) ¨ (OPTION + u)
€ ¥
OPTION + SHIFT + 2 OPTION + y
font guide: P C
o i ™
LOWERCASE o LOWER CASE i ™ (ALT + 1053)
£ ¢ ∞
£ ((ALT + 0163) ¢ (ALT + 0162) ∞ (ALT + 236)
§ ¶ •
§ (ALT + 0167) ¶ (ALT + 20) • (ALT + 0149)
ª [ ®
ª (ALT + 0170) [ ® (ALT + 0174)
font guide: P C
< ~ @
< (SHIFT + ,) ~ (SHIFT + `) @ (SHIFT + 2)
> \ |
> (SHIFT + .) \ | (SHIFT + \)
{ } _
{ (SHIFT + [ ) } (SHIFT + ]) _ (SHIFT + -)
] ^ ©
] ^ (SHIFT + 6) © (ALT + 0169)
font guide: P C
` * ¨
` (NEXT TO 1 KEY) * (SHIFT + 8) ¨ (ALT + 0168)
€ ¥
ALT + CTRL + SHIFT + ! ALT + CTRL + SHIFT + ?
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VOLUME THIRTEEN
volume 13
AG MOMSTER
AG Mom Hair Don’t Care
AG MY KID WILL TALK TO A SANDWICH
AG TIRED AS A MOTHER
AG THE MOTHERSHIP
AG PTA Dropout
AG world’s Okayest mom
font guide
tHiS coffee iS
Broken!
I’m sTiLl tired.
TYPE: tHiS coffee iS Broken! I’m sTiLl tired.
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VOLUME FOURTEEN
volume 14
Ag Fluent In Sarcasm
Ag Fluent In Sarcasm Monoline
AG FOod MOod
AG I Run A Tight Shipwreck
AG Maturity Pending
AG Will There Be Snacks
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BONUS FONTS
font guide
A B C D E F G
A B C D E F G
H IJ K L M N
H I J K L M N
OP Q RS T U
O P Q R S T U
V WX YZ
V W X Y Z
font guide
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
h ij k l m n
h i j k l m n
op q rs t u
o p q r s t u
v wx yz
v w x y z
font guide
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 89 ! # $ %
7 8 9 ! # $ %
&( ) *+ , -
& ( ) * + , -
. /: ;<
. / : ; <
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AG MATH NERD
font guide
a b c d e fg
a b c d e f g
h i j k lm n
h i j k l m n
o p q r s t u
o p q r s t u
v w x y z@^*
v w x y z @ ^ *
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AG SQUAD GOALS
font guide
A B C D EF G
A B C D E F G
H I J KLM N
H I J K L M N
O P Q R STU
O P Q R S T U
VW X YZ
V W X Y Z
font guide
a b c d e f g
a b c d e f g
h i j k l m n
h i j k l m n
o p q r s t u
o p q r s t u
v w x y z
v w x y z
font guide
0123456
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
789 ! @ # $
7 8 9 ! @ # $
% ^ & *()
% ^ & * ( )
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SCRIPT SERIES
script fonts
LIGATURES
Ligature: A special character that is
two letters combined into one.
Ligatures allow adjacent characters You /butter /belive it!
to flow together to create a more BASIC CHARACTERS
SWASHES
Swash: An exaggerated stroke or
tail. Swashes extended to the left or
right of a character and add a
romaine calm!
decorative aesthetic to entry or end BASIC CHARACTERS
_romaine calm!
strokes.
ALTERNATES
Alternates: Different shape or
variation of a basic character.
Alternate characters allow Rasin the roof!
additional options for customizing BASIC CHARACTERS
a text.
^asin the ^oof!
^ ALTERNATE
FONT: AG LEGGINGS ARE PANTS
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SCRIPT SERIES:
VOLUME ONE
volume 1
R
BASIC
^
ALTERNATE
^emember when
slacks were comfy?
Yeah, Me neither.
Type the regular “r” key when the letter
is within or at the end of words.
font guide
^ * _ < > |
^ * _ < > |
EXAMPLES
beauty rest ^eauty |est
basic characters
^ alternate | alternate
type: ^eauty type: |est
fatiqued as *atiqued as
a mother a mother
basic characters * alternate
type: *atiqued
_ alternate
type: _ybernate
hibernate _ibernate
basic characters
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SCRIPT SERIES:
VOLUME TWO
volume 2
/ _ < > ^
/ _ < > ^
EXAMPLES ^ ligature
type: ^
/ < > \ ^
/ < > \ ^
EXAMPLES
lettuce celebrate! /le<uce celebrate!
basic characters
swash < ligature
type: / type: <
type: /le<uce
I’ m kind of a I’ m kind of a
big dill! /big di^!
basic characters
swash ^ ligature
type: / type: ^
type: /di^
font guide
* < ^
* < ^
EXAMPLES ^ ligature
type: ^
< ligature
type: < * ligature
type: *
SCRIPT SERIES:
VOLUME THREE
volume 3
* @ / > ^
* @ / > ^
EXAMPLES
Stretchy Stretchy
pants are pants are
great, but great, *but
no pants no pants
are better.
basic characters
are *be^er.
swash ^ ligature
type: * type: ^
font guide
/ @ \ [ ] *
/ @ \ [ ] *
EXAMPLES
swash
type: /
I’m an I’m an
overthinker, so if overthinker, so /if
you don’ t give you don’ t give
me an answer, me an answer,
I’ll just come up I’\ just come up
with one. with one.
basic characters
\ ligature
type: \
font guide
\ @
\ @
EXAMPLES @ ligature
type: @
\ @
\ @
EXAMPLES @ ligature
type: @
* > ] < [
* > ] < [
Oh look! Oh l<k!
All the A] the
cares I ] ligature cares I
type: ]
@
@
EXAMPLES
Hey. Hey.
Hi. How are you? Hi. How are you?
Good. How’re things? Good. How’re things?
Good. You? Good. You?
Good. And you? Good. And you?
Pretty good. Thanks. Pre@y good. Thanks.
Good. Good.
basic characters
@ ligature
type: @