Rounded Fonts

Counted by structure, the 65 break down into 25 handwriting, 23 display, 11 sans serif, 5 monospace and 1 from other categories. Handwriting is the most common structure here, 25 fonts or 38% of the page, each of them also listed on Handwriting Fonts. 6 of the 65 are in the free collection (Groove Outline, Kids Crayon Print and Marker Felt Round and 3 more), so a free account can download them as TTF; the other 59 download with Pro, Studio or a Font Pass. 3 come in more than one weight (Marker Felt Round, Rounded Humanist Terminal and Rounded Soft Block), the other 62 in a single Regular style. The tags they share most, after the page's own, are bold with 28, poster with 28, informal with 24 and geometric with 18. Some are drawn on one letter structure: Caption Comic, Gag Shadow and Kapow 3D differ only in effect, slant or width, and 39 fonts here belong to such groups.

4 of the 39 fonts whose slant could be measured lean right, by a median of about 5°, while 35 stand upright. The steepest is Terminal Italic at about 9°; the other 26 have strokes too varied to give one angle. Widths vary a lot: an average lowercase letter runs from 62.7% of the cap height in Dreamslug Grotesk to 110.5% in Funk Wide. Their median width, 81.7%, is level with the 80.5% median of the whole library, so line lengths match an average library font. Measured against their capitals, the rounded fonts here put the top of the lowercase between 61.7% and 84.8% of the cap height, 73.7% at the median; the library median is 72.2%. By ink coverage, Quirk Outline is the lightest of these rounded fonts at 13.4% of each letter's box and Retro Tv Rounded 3D the darkest at 56%; the median here, 33.7%, is 3% lighter than the library's 34.8%. Of the 42 whose stroke contrast could be read from the o, 37 keep close to one stroke weight in every direction and 1 is heavier across than down, a reversed contrast. 17 of the 65 carry an effect drawn into every letter: 3D extrusion on 7, outline on 7 and drop shadow on 3.

Beyond Latin, 6 fonts cover Chinese, 4 cover Hebrew and Korean Hangul, 3 cover Greek, Japanese kana and Thai and 1 covers Arabic and Cyrillic; the largest character set is Pop 3D's 3,966, the smallest 95. 63 of the 65 include accented Latin letters beyond A to Z; the other 2 stop at the basic alphabet, so check names with accents in the preview first. 38 of the 65 adjust spacing with kerning pairs (a median of 108); Ion Velvet Grotesk has as many as any of them, 10,920. In the OpenType tables, 4 have OpenType ligatures or alternates; as for numbers, 11 have tabular figures that line up in columns of prices or scores.