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You MAY use this file to create, cut and/or print items for personal & commercial use, gifts, and finished products you will sell. You MAY NOT transfer, share, give, or sell the actual digital file in any digital format. Capturing the magic of Harry Potter with just a font can be tricky, but it’s not impossible.

If you want to use the file for cutting machine like cricut and silhouette machine, make sure that the file is compatible for your machine. You can use the file for any purpose such as decorations, souvenirs, stickers, print on paper, T-shirt, mug, even clip art for your artworks, worksheet, invitation card, coloring page, or anything. It is a digital file, not a finished product. Please read carefully about what you will get. There will be no refund or exchange once you purchase this item. If you still have problem with the file, you can contact me. DIY And Crafts Kids Crafts Save Article from DOWNLOAD Free Harry Potter Font Download the Harry Potter font here for free Learn how to use Harry Potter font without needing a font generator for the text. But if you need other format like AI, PDF, EPS, DXF you can still contact me, and I will gladly help you. I think it already cover what you need because those formats compatible with almost all software. I saved the design in 3 different format (SVG, JPG and PNG). – PNG (bitmap file with transparent background)Īll files are zipped in 1 (one).

File contains All Alphabet A-Z, a-z, Numbers 0-9 and symbols.

I just made one for Baris and two for my babes. She created it.Īnd today, we’d like to share a little bit of that magic with you with this collection of free Harry Potter SVG files. JK Rowling didn’t just write about magic. Since then, I (like most people on Earth) have devoured every printed word and feasted on every movie frame.

While I waited for my flight, I cracked the cover of that very first Hogwarts adventure and within minutes, I was hooked. I quickly paid (while averting all eye contact – this was embarrassing!), shoved the book in my bag and guiltily made my way to the gate.

When I was sure no one was watching, my hand shot out and grabbed a copy of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.

So the next time I was in O’Hare Airport, I sidled up to one of those airport book racks. This book was storming the nation (and the world!) Give up, Give in, Get Hooked! After a couple of months, the buzz was really out there.