Let’s introduce all of you to a Humanist sans-serif typeface called Eras font. Eras font was initially designed by two designers Albert Boston and Albert Hollenstein, released by the International Typeface Corporation (ITC) in 1976. The typeface later got a license from the Linotype type foundry. It’s also part of the google fonts library.

Eras font is the most appealing typeface ever because of its slightly italic character and linear letters. It is made up of four energetic styles, all of which are Truetype. The font has a 3-degree correct tilt.

Eras font adheres to the ITC’s expanded x-height norms and requirements and the various weights from light to ultra-bold. The most common weights are Light, Medium, Demi, and Bold, the same as the Barbedor font. There is no italic variation of this typeface because all of the weights are standard.

Eras font is a free font. This typeface can help you on your projects and get the best result from using it. Let’s cover other facts and info about the font below.

This font is FREE FOR PERSONAL USE.

Eras Font Family

Free for Personal Use

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