Some of my customers mentioned wanting heavier weights, so I added 7 new weights to my already fun and flexible font. I'm calling it Cami Rae Extra. It has

- uppercase letters
- lowercase letters
- numbers
- 9 weights (Thin through Heavy)
- supports multiple languages
- Automatic formatting of fractions (if your software supports OpenType features)
- Contextual alternates (if your software supports OpenType features)
- OTF format
- Compatible with Mac and PC

I don't offer refunds on fonts, but please let me know if you have problems installing or using them, or if you have questions.

You are allowed to use the fonts for personal projects, as well as for small-business commercial work. You can use the font on products that you sell. You may not sell or share the font files. You may not sell the font as an alphabet of vectors. Basically, don't sell my font. Use it to make stuff with it and sell the stuff you make. Ask me if you have questions. Thanks.


------FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS-------

Q: How do I install the font on my computer?
A: The answer depends on which computer you are using.

On a Mac:
1. Find the downloaded font file(s) on your hard drive
2. Double-click the font file(s) and choose "Install Font" when Font Book opens. Or, right-click and choose "Open with > Font Book"

On Windows 10:
1. Find the downloaded font file(s) on your hard drive
2. Right-click the font file(s) and choose "Install"

Q. How do I install fonts on an iPad or iPhone?
A: An app must be used to install fonts. I suggest using AnyFont from the Apple Store. It's $2. There are some free apps that do the same thing, but AnyFont is popular and it's the one I am familiar with. Search for "custom fonts iphone anyfont" in YouTube to find videos explaining how it works.

Q: How can I install fonts on my computer at work? I'm getting an error.
A: It could be that you don't have administrator access install fonts on your work computer.

Q: Will the font work with Cricut or Silhouette?
A: Yes, the font will work with Cricut and Silhouette. I have found that Design Space isn't listing the font styles (possibly because there are so many), so I created a new set of files specifically for use with Design Space (CamiRaeX-fonts-for-cricut.zip). They show up individually rather than under the styles menu. The font files must be successfully installed on your computer or device first. Then the fonts will show up in the font list of your design software. You may need to restart your design software after installing the font files.

Q: I'm trying to open the font with my design software (Design Space or Silhouette Studio) and it's giving me an error.
A: Your design software won't know how to open a font file. Fonts must installed on your computer first, and then they will be visible to your design software. You may need to restart your design software after you install fonts in order for the fonts to show up in the font list.

Q: Where do I find the download link for the font I ordered?
A: There are 3 ways:
1. Right after making an Etsy purchase, the screen will show a download link. It will be grayed out until payment is fully processed by Etsy.
2. Etsy sends a confirmation email with a link to "View your files on Etsy".
3. At the top right of Etsy pages there is a linked called "You" and it may have your photo in a circle. Click that to find a link to "Purchases and reviews". All of your previous purchases will be there, along with the download links.

Q: How do I improve the spacing in Cricut's Design Space?
A: Design Space can sometimes make a mess of font spacing. Fontlab Pad is a free app that can help—just do an Internet search for "Fontlab Pad" to find it. Install the fonts on your computer, and open or drag them to Fontlab Pad and type the words you need. Then output to SVG file and upload it to Design Space. There are also videos on YouTube that show how to use Fontlab Pad.