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Best Cricut Access Fonts

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If you find yourself wasting time scrolling through fonts in Cricut Design Space, you will love my list of the best Cricut Access Fonts in each category – script fonts, sans serif fonts, and writing fonts. Be sure to read to the bottom of the page to get the free cheat sheets to download and keep near your Cricut machine!

The most frustrating part of designing projects in Cricut Design Space is all of the font choices. There are so many fonts to choose from, which is a wonderful problem to have, but they are sorted alphabetically and there is no way to star or mark your favorite fonts.

I have spent some time searching, and looking into which fonts I tent to use the most often, all that are included in the Cricut Access plan. 

CRICUT FONTS – EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

WHAT ARE CRICUT FONTS? 

Cricut fonts are fonts that are available with the Cricut Design Space software. They are designed for using to cut and using them helps to ensure your text designs will cut out nicely.

There are a few free fonts that anyone is able to use, as well as a huge selection of fonts included with a Cricut Access subscription.

Can I Use My Own Fonts With The Cricut?

Yes you can! Any fonts that you have installed on your computer will be available in Cricut Design Space. There is no need to install any fonts again.

If you are using more than one device – say designing on your computer but opening it later on your phone to cut, the font will need to be installed on both devices. To avoid issues, make sure you weld your letters together and save the file before opening it on a second device.

These fonts on your computer are called system fonts, and you can filter your fonts by cricut fonts or system fonts to find them easier. Be particular with using your own fonts. Avoid any with rough edges as they are hard to cut out.

Choose bold or thicker letter fonts to make the letters stand out and easier to weed and remove from the mat. Many letters have ripped while being removed because they are too thin.

Best Cricut Cursive Fonts

Script fonts are so pretty and I love that they look much prettier than my own hand writing. Use these fonts with attention to detail – you will need to adjust the letter spacing. My biggest pet peeve when seeing completed projects is script letters spaced out individually.

How to adjust the spacing in a script font

To adjust the spacing on a script font simply un-group the word so that each letter is adjustable. Drag the letters closer together so they touch or overlap a bit.

When it looks how you like, select and weld the letters together to join them. This will make it so the word is cut out as one piece, rather than every letter overlapping. I have made this mistake before!

Update 7/1/2021: There is now an update in Cricut Design Space that gives us a kerning tool! Tutorial is on the way.

My favorite script fonts that are available with Cricut Access are:

  • Brush Script
  • Babette
  • Chloe
  • Emma Rae
  • Embassy
  • Emiline
  • Lipstick lettering
  • Mahogany
  • Merlot
  • P.S. Script Font
  • Pen Pals
  • Quarter note
best cricut access script fonts

Cricut Sans Serif Fonts

To keep this simple, I am going to call any non script font a sans serif here. I like non script letters to be bold. This makes them easier to cut out and they show up more on the projects.

My favorite Cricut Access San Serif Fonts Are:

  • Beach Bum
  • Chipboard
  • Din 1451
  • Dreacher
  • Four Seasons
  • Kyden
  • Jacoby
  • Poker Night
  • Rockwell
  • Rubber Ducky
  • Street Sign
  • Type Writer
  • Utah
  • Victoria
Best cricut access sans serif fonts

Writing Fonts

Writing fonts are used when using pens to write on paper. They are so fun to use when making quote art, addressing letters, or any time you want the Cricut to do the writing for you.

When selecting a letter to write there is not the capability to fill in the letters so if your font is thick it will just outline the letter. You can then fill it in by hand, leave the letter as an outline, or be sure to select a font that has a writing style. You can select “has a writing style” while searching through fonts.

Looking to engrave your writing? Here is all the tips and tricks for single line fonts for Glowforge and Cricut

My favorite Cricut Access Writing Fonts Are:

  • A Childs Year
  • Adalaide
  • Awesome
  • Baby Steps
  • Babette
  • Be Happy
  • Bookmark
  • Car Decals
  • Chloe
  • DJ Juicy
  • Don Juan
  • Emma Rae
  • Easton
  • Emiline
  • Felicity
  • Haley
  • Kyden
  • Letterman
  • Lia’s Wedding
  • Little White Lies
  • Simple Celebrations
  • Yours Truly
Best Cricut Access writing fonts
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If you find these helpful, be sure to book mark this page or pin it so you can find it whenever you need it. To make it easier for you I have made a one cheat sheet you can download as a PDF and print off – perfect to have by your computer! This is free for my email subscribers, so leave your email in the form below and it will send you the email for the download!

Instructions: After entering your information you will receive and email from me with the link to download. It should open and download automatically! This is a PDF so it should be easy to view and print right there.

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    • Brooke says

      The fonts are listed in the post, and you can download the printable worksheet right there at the bottom of the post. I like to print it out and have it near my computer.

      Reply

      • Teresa says

        Hi. I’m a dummy & embarrassed to say that I don’t see the download button for the cheat sheet. I’ve subscribed & your email sent me to this page. Please help.

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        • Teresa says

          Obviously I’m not the only person who can’t find the “supposed link”. I also did as you told another reader & put in my email information, to no avail. I will now be unsubscribing. It’s obvious that there is no “cheat sheet”!

          Reply

  8. Sarah says

    Hi, I don’t use a Cricut, I have a vinyl cutter band use a different program for designing. I’m trying to download the Babette font. I can’t ind it anywhere for free. Can you help? Please! Thank you

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    • Brooke says

      These fonts are all part of the Cricut Access program so probably not available anywhere else. There are a lot of great fonts you can download to get a similar style. Try homework font on dafont.com

      Reply

    • Brooke says

      You just need to enter your email in the form at the very end of the post and it will get sent right to your inbox.

      Reply

  25. Madison Rene Rodriguez says

    Thank you so much for sharing this list! It’s so useful, there are soooo many fonts that it’s overwhelming. 🙂

    Reply

  37. hillary says

    Hi. I subscribed and follow you on Instagram. I do not see where I can download this cheat sheet. Cna you please email it to me. And thank you for doing all this!!

    Reply

  44. Amy says

    Thank you for the cheat sheet download!! I have a question related to fonts. Once I ungroup to change up the spacing and then weld them back together, how do I see the title of the font I used? I often forget the name and then I have to scroll back through 100s of fonts to look for it!! Thanks so much!!!

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    • Brooke says

      Make a copy of the text before you ungroup. You can always change it to another color and not cut it, but then the font is there for reference. Eventually you will find your favorites and know them by the look!

      Reply

  46. Sharon Garner says

    Could I have a copy of the fonts sheet please? I’m just starting out and finding choosing fonts for my new business venture overwhelming.
    Many thanks

    Reply

    • Brooke says

      I always put the download box at the very end of the post! Feel free to scroll straight to it.

      Reply

  49. Brittany says

    Were some of these fonts removed from cricut? The only one that I can find is Babette. I can’t find Emiline, Emma Ray, Merlot, or any of the other script fonts.

    Reply

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