Only for the fonts you use. And get in touch with the font author/designer first regarding the specifics of the license.

Go to https://www.dafont.com/profile.php?user=682922 and click on "Send a private message"

Tell the font author how are you going to use the font and then ask him how much do you have to pay for such a usage. It is only him who could say how much the commercial license for his fonts would be.

If you prefer to contact the author by email, click on "Donate to author" and it will show you his email address. That is just a way to get his email address and not a suggestion to make a donation.

Talk to the font author first.

These are the 3 text files containing a list of kerning pairs in Fontlab's kerning folder. I am not sure but these are probably used by Fontlab when it autokerns a font.

https://workupload.com/file/K2kM3CAhPby

@boodahbellie I do not know if Al Jones is still distributing his program but you can reach him through his website http://aljones.us/ He does not have the program there but just a way to reach him,

I still have a copy that I got from Al Jones 5 years ago in my Gmail account. It is version 3.0 compiled on April 7, 2015. Unfortunately, Gmail now says the "attachment contains a virus or blocked file. Downloading this attachment is disabled."

I haven't seen Al Jones for some time now. FontOrg is only distributed through his website and it looks like the registration of his domain (fontorg.us) wasn't renewed.

Looks good but you are using images in all instances of Tesla on your page.


When you are done with your page, I suggest for you to show some love to the author of the font. See font author's note at https://www.dafont.com/tesla.font

That won't work.

Download Tesla from https://www.dafont.com/tesla.font to your computer. You can use TTF or OTF as webfonts but it would be better if you have it in WOFF and also EOT. Online font converters usually provide CSS codes that you will have to insert into your webpage. Once you have your webfonts, upload them to your web server and then edit your HTML page and upload it also to your web server. If you do things right, you will see the font displayed in your webpage.

See the links provided by marty666

I do not know what your program is but turn off OpenType features and you will get the r without the swash.

Search the internet on how to turn off OpenType features in your program. The feature that you need to turn off is "contextual alternates" and also see "stylistic alternates"

Contextual alternates should have been conditional but the font author set it as an automatic replacement similar to what is done in stylistic alternates.

Almost but not exact - corners are not rounded. The CO is definitely modified.

Looks handwritten to me - sulat kamay talaga

You can use any flavor of Clarendon in addition to what is linked in the Identification.

The connection at the base is custom done by extending the serif of A and M to touch the T

Except for the W, your sample matches Orelo SemiWide Heavy. The font does not have a W that is exactly like that so the W is probably a modification of Orelo's W.

You can use Trebuchet MS for "Big Brother" with some modification on the e and r. The a and s do not match Trebuchet.

I suggest that you ask the font designer/author directly.

Unless the font is donationware, making a donation does not necessarily mean that you have the right to use the font for commercial purposes. See if the font you downloaded has a text file that came with it. You will sometimes find what is required before you can use a font for commercial and/or non-personal purposes. Still the best way to is still to get in touch with the font designer/author