PICSHA CARDS FONTS
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The fonts Picsha Cards can print in customer-editable text, for designing
card templates in Photoshop. October 2026.

Install these, design your text layers with them, and the card prints in
exactly the type you set.


INSTALLING
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Mac:      Open each font folder, select the .ttf files, double-click, and
          click Install in Font Book. (Or drag them into Font Book.)

Windows:  Open each font folder, select the .ttf files, right-click, and
          choose "Install for all users".

Then restart Photoshop so the new fonts appear in its font menu.


WHAT'S INCLUDED
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Scripts (one style each)
  Great Vibes, Parisienne, Petit Formal Script, Kaushan Script,
  Dancing Script, Alex Brush, Sacramento, Allura

Display serifs
  Playfair Display      Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic
  Fraunces              Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic
  Cormorant             Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic
  Instrument Serif      Regular, Italic
  Cinzel                Regular, Bold        (capitals only)
  Abril Fatface         Regular              (already heavy)
  Prata                 Regular

Text serifs
  Libre Baskerville     Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic
  Source Serif 4        Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic

Sans serif
  Public Sans           Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic
  Bricolage Grotesque   Regular, Bold

Only these styles are included because only these styles can be printed.
If a style is missing here (Cinzel Italic, Prata Bold), the font's designer
never made it.


RULES FOR TEXT LAYERS
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1. Editable text (any text layer the customer can change) must use one of
   these fonts, in one of the styles listed. A text layer in any other font
   cannot be printed in that font, and the template upload will name it.

2. Use the real Bold and Italic styles from the font menu. Do not use
   Photoshop's Faux Bold or Faux Italic buttons, and do not stretch or
   squash text. None of these can be reproduced at print.

3. Lettering that is part of the artwork and never changes (a decorative
   "Merry Christmas" in a font of your own, say) can be any font you are
   licensed to use. Rasterize the layer (Layer > Rasterize > Type) so it
   becomes artwork rather than a text layer.


LICENCE
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Every font here is free under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. A copy is in
each font's folder (OFL.txt). You may install and use them for any design
work, commercial included, and pass this package on to other designers.
You may not sell the fonts on their own.

All are also available from Google Fonts (fonts.google.com).
