Easy Printable Cricut Font List for Beginners(2024 Download)
This easy printable Cricut font list is perfect for you if you’re tired of using the same 3 fonts for your craft projects.
Even if you’re a beginner, it will add some variety to your crafting.
In this post, you’ll find a list of popular fonts, the best free fonts and trending premium fonts that will work in your Cricut projects.
Your mugs, t-shirts, wood signs and other projects need more than just the same basic font file over and over again.
Take a look at the list below to start giving your crafts some oomf!

Tools and Optional Supplies
- Cricut machine
- Design Space
- Cricut Access

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How to Use Fonts
Almost all fonts that you download online come in a zip file. The zip file usually includes the following file types:
- OTF
- TTF
- WOFF
*Sometimes it may also include svg files
Once you’ve downloaded the fonts and added them to your system fonts, you’re ready to use them. Any of these formats will work with a Cricut cutting machine.
Cricut Font List Sheets & Bundles
- This list of 50 free handwritten fonts from Canva add a DIY-inspired touch to your designs. Most of them are free for personal use. But you may need a commercial license to use some of them.
- Handy printable font list for Beginners. It takes forever to scroll through Design Space to find the perfect font for your project. This list downloadable list gives you all currently-available fonts for easy reference.
- Easy Large Print Font List. You’ll love having a hard copy to refer to when looking at Design Space fonts.
- This 20 page font guide makes it easier to do future projects.
- Check out this Super Sporty Bundle for making team uniforms or baseball caps and fan tumblers to show your team spirit.
Card Making Font Bundles
- You can beat this Girly Fonts set for making birthday cards and kids projects. It’s full of cute fonts.
- Cursive fonts with hearts are always a good idea for Valentine’s Day cards.
- Get an early start on making your Christmas greeting cards with this farmhouse holiday font bundle.
- Split monogram fonts are always a favorite. Use this thick font pack to make Easter crafts and baby clothes for the holiday.
Fonts for Cricut Pens
Did you know that you can also write your fonts out with the cricut pen? The way the pen works is that the Cricut Design Space software follows the outline and writing fonts.
All you have to do is hook up the Cricut marker or pen of your choice to the Cricut Maker or another compatible cutting machine and pair it with one of the Cricut writing fonts.
There are lots of paid and free writing fonts for you to choose from. Here are two single line fonts to try.
- Thin fonts like this Curly Elf Script font are perfect for writing with the Cricut.
- You don’t always have to use a bold font for kids back to school items. Make labels with the Constance Script.
Best Fonts for Wedding Invitations
- Wedding Script Font Bundle This set contains over 58 luxurious cursive fonts like Sweet love TTF.
- Romantic Collection with 105 different fonts including calligraphy, signature, brush lettering, and handwriting font style.
When you’re on the Design Space canvas, you can see all the fonts that are included in Cricut Access by clicking on the Text button from the design menu panel. You’ll be able to see the list of free fonts as well as paid fonts in your Cricut Access subscription. See what it looks like in the screenshot here.
Lots of online marketplaces sell Cricut font bundles. You can get free designs or buy sets from places like Creative Fabrica, Etsy, Creative Market or Font Bundles.
It may seem like the number of fonts is endless when you’re scrolling in Design Space but there are actually 660 types of fonts on there.
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More creative craft ideas!
If you loved this selection of fonts, check out how to make svg files that you can pair with them to make beginner Cricut crafts.
