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Best Tiny Font for Web Graphics
Posted on 04/28/2009 at 05:03 pm by Kevin Wentworth
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I finally found the perfect font for making really small, yet readable text in web graphics. I've played around with plenty of fonts and usually arrive at a reasonable result. In the past I would use Eurostyle with enough spacing to make it legible. Now, I have a new go-to font for small typeface. Introducing Silkscreen.
Usage Notes (for Photoshop CS2):
- It fails to render clean with pretty much any point size lower than 8
- If the font looks blurry, turn off anti-aliasing
- You can have a -75 kerning and the font will look better than every (in fact kerning only really seems to apply to in-between words, not letters)
- Download the font here
Cheers,
-Kevin Wentworth
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