Quattrocento Sans Font FREE Download

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Quattrocento Sans Font
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Looking for the perfect font for your designs? Quattrocento Sans is what you need, this typeface is the favorite choice of designers. Whether you're creating a stylish logo or a beautiful brochure, this font is sure to make your designs stand out from the crowd.
Quattrocento Sans has a wide range of weights and styles to choose from, available in OTF and TTF format, it is very easy to incorporate this font into your design projects, just download, unzip the file and install. The OpenType format provides advanced typographic features, while the TrueType format offers greater compatibility with a wider range of programs and platforms. Whether you're a professional designer or just getting started with graphic design, this is a font definitely worth adding to your collection.
The best part is that you can Download Quattrocento Sans font with one click completely free! So whether you're working on a personal project or creating designs for a client, you can be sure you're using a high-quality font, remember to review the license to use it. Quattrocento Sans Version 2.000 is a font designed by Pablo Impallari. You can see more designs by this author on the website: www.impallari.com

File Contents

File NameFile SizeTypeOptions
QuattrocentoSans-Italic.ttf 106 KB Font File download
QuattrocentoSans-Regular.ttf 96 KB Font File download
QuattrocentoSans-Bold.ttf 98 KB Font File download
QuattrocentoSans-BoldItalic.ttf 98 KB Font File download

Font

Designer Name Pablo Impallari
Version Version 2.000
Description Quattrocento Sans is a Classic, Elegant & Sober typeface. Warm, readable and not intrusive. It's the perfect sans-serif companion for Quattrocento.
Vendor URL http://www.impallari.com
Designer URL http://www.impallari.com
Manufacturer Pablo Impallari, Igino Marini, Brenda Gallo
Name License This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. This license is available with a FAQ at: http://scripts.sil.org/OFL
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