True." Hey guys, welcome back to my channel! Today, I'm going to share with you how I download fonts from dafont.com and how I unzip them and put them over into my Cricut design space. I've had a couple of people ask me where I find my really pretty fonts, and I pretty much always go to dafont.com. So if you click over here on a new tab and type in font comm, here's the website. There are different categories of different fonts that you could check out. But let's see, if you scroll down, here are some of the different fonts, and you can see that they are free for personal use. It's free for personal use, but if you want to use these commercially to sell, then you usually have to email the author and pay for a license for that. But there are just so many fun fonts on here, so many really pretty fonts. I love this one here, and I really like the script fonts. So I'm going to click on those, and here are all of these script fonts. They have so many, and I'm just going to select one of these to show you how I download it. I really like this candle mustard one here. So before I download it, I'm going to select this so you can type in what you want the font to say and see what it looks like, kind of preview it. So let's just say I type "Cricut," and there it shows up. I think I'm going to select this one. I also want to show you that with this font, it has a little swoosh behind it, or I guess they call it a swash. But to be able to get this, you can see...
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