Question 1

Is CombiNumerals free to download?

Accepted Answer

Yes. CombiNumerals is free to download on LettersFonts under a freeware licence. It is marked free to use; see the licence panel for the full terms.

Question 2

Can I use CombiNumerals commercially?

Accepted Answer

CombiNumerals is marked free to use, so it can usually be used in commercial work. If you are unsure, confirm the terms with the designer, Sean Cavanaugh.

Question 3

What weights and styles does CombiNumerals come in?

Accepted Answer

CombiNumerals includes 4 styles: CombiNumerals Regular, CombiNumerals Solid, CombiNumerals Open, CombiNumerals Bold. Install the whole family to keep every weight available in your design tools.

Question 4

Who designed CombiNumerals?

Accepted Answer

CombiNumerals was designed by Sean Cavanaugh at The FontSite. You can read the credits and licence details in the panel above.

Question 5

What file format does CombiNumerals come in?

Accepted Answer

CombiNumerals is provided as TTF/OTF files that install on Windows, macOS and Linux and work in virtually all design software.

Question 6

How do I install CombiNumerals?

Accepted Answer

Download the file, open it, and click Install (Windows/macOS) or drop it into your fonts folder (Linux). CombiNumerals then appears in your design tools and word processors automatically.

CombiNumerals

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