Akaya Telivigala Font
- Handwritten
- TrueType
- 1,036 chars
- 1 style
- ↓ 1
- ✓ Free for commercial use
- ✓ Web font
Akaya Telivigala is a free handwritten font by Auroville Design Lab, available in 1 style (Regular (400)). It can be used in personal and commercial projects. Web font files and @font-face CSS are included.
About Akaya Telivigala
Akaya Telivigala is a friendly and casual handwritten typeface characterized by rounded letterforms and a warm, approachable aesthetic. The strokes feature consistent widths with soft terminals, giving the entire character set an organic, hand-drawn quality that feels welcoming and playful.
This typeface is well-suited for informal children's books, engaging greeting cards, friendly branding projects, and creative social media graphics. Its charming and accessible visual style helps titles and short text blocks convey a lighthearted, personal touch.
License: SIL Open Font License 1.1
- ✓ Personal use
- ✓ Commercial use
- ✓ Use as a web font
Copyright 2015 The Akaya Telivigala Project Authors (https://github.com/vaishnavimurthy/Akaya-Telivigala)
Version: Version 1.002; ttfautohint (v1.8.3)
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Frequently asked questions
Is Akaya Telivigala free to download?
Yes. Akaya Telivigala is free to download on FontsStack. It can be used in both personal and commercial projects.
Can I use Akaya Telivigala commercially?
Yes, Akaya Telivigala may be used in commercial projects.
How many styles does Akaya Telivigala have?
Akaya Telivigala includes 1 style, ranging from Regular (400).
Who designed Akaya Telivigala?
Akaya Telivigala was designed by Auroville Design Lab.
Can I use Akaya Telivigala on a website?
Yes. Web font files (WOFF2 and WOFF) and ready-to-use @font-face CSS are available for Akaya Telivigala.
How do I install Akaya Telivigala?
Download the ZIP, unzip it, then double-click each font file and choose Install (Windows) or Font Book → Install (Mac).
Last updated Oct 3, 2026