Dunno

Dunno font by Stanley Roland Frantz of deFaced fonts is a free handwritten font that looks like it’s been scrawled with a fat, inky marker. The letters are tall, lopsided, and slightly jittery, with strokes that feel rushed and a bit chaotic, as if captured mid-thought. This loose energy gives Dunno a raw, human edge that’s playful but also a little anxious, great whenever you want type to feel spontaneous rather than polished.

Using Dunno, you can give posters, DIY zines, band flyers, sketchbook-style covers, YouTube thumbnails, and edgy social graphics a loud, hand-drawn voice. The roomy spacing and chunky shapes hold up well at larger sizes, where every wobble and bump adds character. This free font pairs well with a clean, narrow sans serif—set the sans in small supporting text and let Dunno shout the main headline.

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