Gianinos
A one-style handwritten typeface with 278 glyphs, alternates and ligatures for personal-feeling brand and print work.
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Gianinos is a handwritten typeface designed by Dian Haniffan Hadi and published by the Beary foundry. It comes as a single style with 278 glyphs, including alternate characters and ligatures. Licenses are sold through MyFonts, so a license has to be purchased. It suits packaging, logos, social media posts, wedding invitations and quotes.
- Designer
- Dian Haniffan Hadi
- Foundry
- Beary
- Classification
- Handwriting
- License
- License not verified
Official source: myfonts.com.
About Gianinos
Gianinos is a handwritten typeface drawn by Dian Haniffan Hadi and released by the Beary foundry, which debuted it on MyFonts on June 25, 2025. The family consists of one style. Its character set holds 278 glyphs, and that count includes alternate letterforms and ligatures, which let a setting vary repeated letters and join common pairs. The publisher describes soft, flowing strokes and a natural rhythm meant to read like a personal note. Multi-language support is listed, though the sources do not name specific languages. An aggregator page lists OpenType (OTF) and TrueType (TTF) files. Beary positions the design for product packaging, logo work, social media graphics, wedding invitations, quotes and storytelling, in both print and digital settings. Desktop, webfont, app, electronic document and digital ad licenses are offered through MyFonts.
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Where Gianinos works
- Product packaging
- The flowing handwritten strokes give labels and boxes a hand-lettered look, and alternates help avoid identical repeated letters.
- Logo and wordmark design
- Ligatures and alternate characters allow a short brand name to be customized into a more distinctive lettering mark.
- Wedding invitations
- The personal, note-like rhythm the publisher describes fits names and headings on invitation cards.
- Social media quotes
- Short quotes and captions set in this handwritten style suit the digital posts the publisher lists as a target use.
License status
License not verified
Gianinos is not distributed under an open license that we could verify, so this site does not host its files or offer a download. To use it, get a license from the publisher, Beary.
Licensing details on myfonts.com
This note is general information, not legal advice.
Things to know
- Single style
- Gianinos is offered as one style; there are no separate weights or italics listed.
- Alternates need OpenType support
- MyFonts notes that OpenType variants such as alternates and ligatures may only be reachable in OpenType-aware applications.
- Commercial license
- Licenses are sold on MyFonts under the Beary foundry, with separate license types for desktop, web, apps, e-documents and digital ads.
- Languages not specified
- The publisher mentions multi-language support but does not list which languages are covered.
FAQs
Is Gianinos free for commercial use?
Gianinos requires a purchased license; MyFonts states its entry-level license "enables personal and commercial traditional graphic designer work." Check the full EULA for restrictions such as logo use.
Who designed Gianinos?
Gianinos was designed by Dian Haniffan Hadi and is published by the Beary foundry.
How many glyphs does Gianinos have?
Gianinos contains 278 glyphs, which include alternate characters and ligatures.
When was Gianinos released?
Gianinos made its MyFonts debut on June 25, 2025.
Where can I license Gianinos?
Gianinos licenses are sold on MyFonts, on the Beary foundry's collection page for the family.
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