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Borel Font

Formal, fully joined script by Rosalie Wagner. Free under the SIL Open Font License.

Resolution

0 × 0 px = 0.00 × 0.00 in at 72 DPI (0.0 cm wide)

About Borel

Borel is a formal script by Rosalie Wagner, published under the SIL Open Font License. It is fully joined: every lowercase letter connects to the next. Its x-height is tall at 49 percent of the em, so the lowercase is large and reads clearly at small sizes. Strokes are plain, with swashes that stay within the letter (swash extent 0). The stance is a slight right lean at about 6 degrees. It suits wedding stationery, invitations, certificates.

How the letters connect

Borel sample sentence
Borel alphabet

Using Borel

Keep Borel at 14 point or larger in print and 18 pixels or larger on screen; below that the letter shapes start to blur. Export SVG for cutting machines with Weld on, so the connected letters cut as one shape, and PNG at 300 DPI for print or a transparent PNG for a layout you make yourself. Before committing, check the capital of your first word, since capitals vary more between script fonts than the lowercase does.

Licence and download

Borel is published under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 (OFL) by Rosalie Wagner, verified 2026-09-06. The images you make here may be printed, sold on goods and used in logos with no fee or attribution. The font file may be installed and embedded but not sold on its own.

To use it in Word, Google Docs or Cricut Design Space, download the file from the source repository, install it (double-click, then Install) and restart the app. For joined script on a cutting machine, weld the text so it cuts as one shape, or upload the SVG from the generator instead of typing in Design Space.

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