You can
- Use it in free or paid apps and other products.
- Change the source, strokes, or font for your project.
- Ship it inside a larger product that adds its own value.
license
Use it. Credit it.
Do not resell it.
HandDrawnFont and Grug Hand are free to use in personal and commercial products. Make them part of something you build; do not repackage or sell them as the product itself.
You cannot
- Sell HandDrawnFont or Grug Hand by itself.
- Sell a rebranded or lightly modified copy as its own product.
- Remove the license or required attribution.
required attribution
Put this somewhere sensible.
An acknowledgements screen, credits, documentation, or your website all work. Keep the full license with distributed copies too.
Uses HandDrawnFont by Jip van der Velde and Michel Elings — https://handdrawn.software
the exact terms
Apache 2.0 + Commons Clause.
The Apache License provides the normal permissions, attribution, patent grant, and warranty disclaimer. The Commons Clause removes the right to sell a product or service whose value comes entirely or substantially from the package or font itself. That restriction means this is source-available, not OSI-approved open source.
Fonts and project files made from your own drawings in the creator are yours. They are not covered by this repository license.
This summary is for convenience; the full license controls. If the licensing of a particular product is important, ask a qualified lawyer.