I’m No Wizard is from the same designer as I Love a Ginger.

Just looking at this warm and inviting font wishes we were curled up in the Burrow with our favorite family of gingers. They will spice up your designs, adding whimsy and a hand-written feel, on top of giving the entire project a little warmth. And this font’s characters and glyphs are no different. Like Hermione and Ron or Harry and Ginny, some things just go together.

Perhaps our favorite font on the list simply because of the name, I Love a Ginger is delightful and worth falling in love with in its own right. Regardless of your end use, Xéfora is worth a download for anyone looking for a Harry Potter font or two. Free for personal use, and requiring a donation for commercial projects, the font comes in upper- and lower-case variants and would be right at home in a spellbook as it would be on a party flier or wedding invitation. And one that you will want to add to your library immediately. Xéfora is an exotic name for an exotic font. That lets the script look elegant and magical, while still obviously not being totally part of the mundane Muggle world. The spacing is delightfully even, despite having so many offshoots. Sharp edges and accents, and just enough curves to evoke its namesake. Not quite as curvy and slithery as one might expect from the snake-language its named after, Parseltongue nonetheless provides the right feeling for anyone wanting to add a bit of pizzazz to their work. Available for free for personal use, but with commercial licensing, you have a full set of characters to perform whatever magic you need them to. With a handwritten feel with slightly irreverent and whimsical kerning and tracking, this font is not your typical choice. Your project might not need something that’s specifically full of that Harry Potter magic, but instead, you want it to only evoke the feeling of the wizarding world, Romance Fatal Prima might be what you’re after. If you are in need of a fairly traditional Harry Potter font, this isn’t a bad place to start. The download includes old-style figures with more flourishes and a simplified version that you can mix into it for a less flashy style. It’s elegant, legible, and made for headings and sections.

Starting the list off strong, Wizard World is what a lot of people want in a Harry Potter font. From elegant and enchanting to scribbled and scrawly, these Harry Potter fonts will elevate your design more than if you cast wingardium leviosa. That’s why we’ve put together a round-up of the top free Harry Potter-inspired fonts that we could find. Sometimes a project just needs a little extra magic.

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