Today, We are introducing a new typeface that belongs to the fancy display typeface. It was initially designed by AJ Paglia. This font was created on the base of a horror movie known as “Jaws” that was released in 1975. This typeface contains more than 150 characters including punctuation marks, lowercase letters, uppercase letters, and some special characters.

This typeface has keen features and fantastic glyphs. It is perfect for a good pairing with another fancy logo typeface like Vlone Font. This is also called Amity Jack. This typeface gives universal look to all fun designs. It is perfect for a vintage look to your text designs.

This typeface provides a free text converting tool that you can use for making simple text into graphics. It is also available in CSS and each weight makes a new and unique style. This typeface was updated many times and now it has in the final shape.

Jaws Display Font

Free for Personal Use

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