Orangina Font

Free for personal use
Designed by Anita Jürgeleit

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Orangina-Demo.ttf
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

About

Orangina Font works best as large display lettering, where its dense rounded forms and heavy, even strokes remain clear. The wide curves, compact counters, and soft terminals create a playful retro rhythm, while the spacing keeps short words visually connected. Uppercase and lowercase characters share a consistent, weighty construction, and the numerals are easy to identify at display sizes. It suits packaging, logo treatments, and poster headlines that need an informal presence. The bold shapes give headlines strong visibility, but their compact forms become less comfortable in small text or extended reading.

Best For: retro product packaging,poster headlines,food and beverage logos,apparel graphics

Not Ideal For: long paragraph text,small interface labels,technical manuals,dense editorial layouts

Perfect for branding, headline, and logo, with a bold and display style.

License

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Free for personal use
This font can be used for personal projects such as learning, mockups, or private designs.
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Not free for commercial use
This font cannot be used in business, branding, advertising, or any profit-related work.
Notes: Contact author for commercial license
Orangina Font is distributed as a demo version. Commercial use is not permitted without obtaining a full license. Please refer to the author for full licensing details.

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How to Use Orangina Font

  1. Download the font file.
  2. Install it on your device (TTF or OTF format).
  3. Use it in your favorite design tools, such as Photoshop, Illustrator, or Canva.

Orangina Font FAQ

Q: Is this font free for commercial use?

A: This is a demo version. Commercial use requires a full license. Please contact the author for licensing options.

Q: Can I use this font for logos or branding?

A: Using this font for logos or branding requires a valid commercial license. Please contact the author for details.

Q: What file formats are included?

A: Most fonts include TTF or OTF files.