Updated on January 25, 2023
My Favorite Valentine Fonts. My favorite free Valentine’s and love-themed fonts from around the web.
It is no secret I have a thing for fonts. Luckily, my laptop has plenty of storage to be able to download all the free fonts I want. I even have a whole Pinterest board dedicated just to fonts.
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and I thought I would round up some of the cutest, most fun Valentine’s fonts I can find! Go forth and make some adorable Valentine’s notes for your loved ones.
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How to Use Free Fonts
You can use free fonts with your Cricut machine and Cricut Design Space. You can also use them to create printables to use in your planner, home management binder, or craft projects.
My Favorite Valentine Fonts
The fonts below are free for personal use:
Cookie Monster | Heartland | True Stories | Love Letters | Fontdinerdotcom Luvable | Loveness Three | Heart Sweet Heart | Janda Swirly Twirly | Cupid de Locke | Sweet Hearts
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Corinne says
Thank you for finding all of these and sharing them! It was so nice to be able to come to just one site to find several Valentine fonts to use. Love them all!
Laura Silva says
You’re welcome! Thank you for stopping by. I will have a new version later this month with some new fonts as well. Have a great week!
xo,
Laura
DebraK in Florida says
Revision: sorry, I have about 450 fonts, not over 600…my mistake…
DebraK in Florida says
Thank you, Laura! I love fonts also, ‘glad they don’t take up too much disk space… I found a program that will print a list of every font in your Fonts folder called(PrintMyFonts). You can tell it what text to print, for example, I typed all upper and lower case letters (instead of a sentence). You have the ability to output the list to various formats, including WORD, OneNote, any printer you have installed, and also to a PDF file if you have CutePDF Writer (free) installed on your computer. I prefer to output to a WORD doc so I can increase the size of the font a bit before printing my list. I have over 600 fonts so it takes a couple of minutes to set up the output… very cool tool though!!!
Lauras Crafty Life says
Wow! That sounds really great. I will have to look into that. Have a great weekend!