Cambria Font

Cambria Font Overview

Dutch artist Jelle Bosma created Cameronia in 2004 with help from Steve Matteson and Robin Nicholas. Microsoft included Cambria in all versions of Windows and Office, making it one of the most popular fonts for body text. This sans-serif font ensures easy readability on both paper and screens.

Made to be easy to read
Cambria stays clear even at smaller sizes or on low-resolution TVs.It’s a good choice for body text because it’s proportional and has even space. If you use this font in papers, articles, or digital files, you’ll have no trouble reading them. Cambria, unlike many other standard serif fonts, works well on modern screens, making it easier to read without losing its classic look.

It is part of the ClearType Font library.
With Windows Vista, Microsoft added the ClearType Font Collection to make text easier to read on LCD screens. This set of fonts all begin with the letter “C,” which means they can be used with ClearType technology.

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Great for Business Use
Cambria looks good in business documents, school papers, and speeches for professionals. It is a great choice for people who need a clean and easy-to-read serif font because of its sharp letter shapes and stylish style. Cambria is a reliable and classic typeface that can be used for both print and digital material.

Commercial License:

Contact us to get the license file if you want to use this font commercially.

Download Font

The entire family of this typeface is available for free download here via a direct link. It is for personal use only.