Melon Free Download
A cute, rounded Japanese typeface with about 6,000 Chinese characters, in 4 styles.
Baidu Netdisk
Click the button to show the link and extraction code
Design & features
Melon is a round, cute Japanese typeface, a little like Setofont in style, and well suited to digital screens.
It has 4 styles and 6,000+ Chinese characters; some Simplified characters do not display, so switch to Traditional input.
Best uses
We recommend Melon for dessert and drink posters, stickers and tags and education slides. For longer text, choose a lighter weight so it does not look heavy.
Pairing ideas
Fonts on this site that pair well with Melon:
- LXGW Neo XiHei (霞鹜新晰黑) — regular strokes that handle long descriptions and UI text well
- Kelsi — an equally playful Latin face that keeps the English part on-style
License
Free for commercial use — Free for personal and commercial use.
How to install
- Open the link, enter the code and save or download the files from Baidu Netdisk.
- Unzip the archive if needed, then double-click the .ttf / .otf file and click Install (Windows) or Install Font (macOS).
- Restart Photoshop, Figma or other design apps so the new font shows up.
FAQ
Is Melon free for commercial projects?
Free for personal and commercial use. Terms can change between versions, so double-check the official notice before commercial release.
Does Melon support Traditional Chinese and Japanese?
According to its release notes, Melon supports Traditional Chinese and Japanese. It has 4 styles and 6,000+ Chinese characters; some Simplified characters do not display, so switch to Traditional input.
Can I use Melon for long passages?
It works for short descriptions and button labels; for long articles a regular sans such as LXGW Neo XiHei is easier on the eyes.
What is Melon called in my design apps after installing?
Download the files from the Netdisk link and unzip them, then on Windows right-click and choose Install for all users; on macOS open it in Font Book and install. Restart your design app and search for "マメロン" in the font list.
Source
- Font introduction and license info: https://www.uisdc.com/tianguati-font