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HARRY POTTER FONTS


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Got attracted with the Harry Potter font on your book? A fan of Harry Potter book, written by J.K. Rowling? Why don't you get the font? You can use it with Microsoft Office and other applications like Adobe Photoshop and many other softwares.
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Below are various fonts which mimic those used in the Harry Potter books. A guide to installing them on your Windows computer can be found here. To download the fonts, click on the preview image. The fonts are contained within Zip files to shorten download times.
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Harry Potter Cover Font
Harry P is a font similar to the font used on the cover of the United States editions of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter books.
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Lumos
Lumos is the other font used in the U.S. Harry Potter books, such as on the chapter titles.
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Parseltongue
Parseltongue, the serpent font.
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Hogwarts Wizard
Hogwarts Wizard is a font meant to mimick the handwriting of a Hogwarts student.
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Hagrid
Hagrid is based upon Hagrid's handwriting from the Harry Potter books.
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