Knicknack Font
- Sans Serif
- OpenType
- 357 chars
- 20 styles
- ↓ 3
- Personal use only
Knicknack is a sans serif font by Daniel Feldt, available in 20 styles (Regular (400) to Black (950)). It is free for personal use; commercial use needs a license.
About Knicknack
Knicknack is a warm, smooth, and round sans-serif typeface designed to convey a playful and friendly mood. The letterforms feature soft curves and a distinct structure that give it a welcoming, approachable appearance across multiple weights. Its organic proportions and smooth geometry ensure a distinct visual identity that stands out in display settings and casual branding materials.
This typeface is well-suited for children's books, packaging design, playful merchandise, and casual headings requiring a cheerful aesthetic. Its balanced, rounded forms offer high legibility while maintaining a lighthearted and engaging tone. The versatile family structure adapts easily to creative graphic projects needing a touch of approachable charm.
This description was generated with AI from the font's own metadata and reviewed before publishing. The license details below come from the font's own files.
License: Demo / Trial
- ✓ Personal use
- ✕ Commercial use
- ✕ Use as a web font
For commercial projects, buy a commercial license from the designer.
Copyright (c) 2019 by Great Scott. All rights reserved. |DCNT
Version: Version 2.000;PS 002.000;hotconv 1.0.88;makeotf.lib2.5.64775
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Frequently asked questions
Is Knicknack free to download?
Yes. Knicknack is free to download on FontsStack. It is free for personal use; commercial use needs a license from the designer.
Can I use Knicknack commercially?
Knicknack is not free for commercial use. You can buy a commercial license from the designer.
How many styles does Knicknack have?
Knicknack includes 20 styles, ranging from Regular (400) to Black (950).
Who designed Knicknack?
Knicknack was designed by Daniel Feldt.
Can I use Knicknack on a website?
Web embedding for Knicknack is not available here; check the license for web use.
How do I install Knicknack?
Download the ZIP, unzip it, then double-click each font file and choose Install (Windows) or Font Book → Install (Mac).
Last updated Sep 30, 2026