Name: Syne
Author: Lucas Descroix et al.

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About This Font

Syne was originally designed for the graphic identity of the French art school Le Havre, by Lucas Descroix and collaborators. Its distinctive letterforms give headlines a strong, unique personality, making it especially suitable for art, culture, and creative branding. Free on Google Fonts.

Recommended Uses

Art & cultural institution branding
Creative agency portfolios
Magazine & exhibition poster headlines
Music & fashion branding

Web Font CSS

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Syne:wght@400..800&display=swap');
body { font-family: 'Syne', sans-serif; }

💡 Tips

ExtraBold (800) creates the most striking impact for headlines.
Regular (400) balances well with the bold headline when used for captions or subtext.
Free for commercial use under the OFL license.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Syne commercially?

Yes. Syne is distributed under the OFL license and is free for personal and commercial use.

Does it support Korean?

No, Syne is a Latin/English font. Pair it with a Korean font like Pretendard for mixed-language use.

Are files uploaded to the internet?

No. This page only provides font information and download links.