'Coral' is a free subpixel rendering style color font.

The font ' Coral ' created by
Coral (free font) Tanuki Font
https://tanukifont.com/sango/

You can download the Sango font from the 'Download Link' at the bottom of the page. Click 'Download 'Sango' (v1.01) (free font)'. Sango can be used free of charge for any purpose, whether for personal or commercial use.
Unzip the downloaded 'Sango_1_01.zip' file using

The contents of the extracted file look like this. Click on the 'JA' folder.

The coral font contains color font files in OpenType-SVG format and color font files in COLR/CPAL format. Since we will be using the SVG format this time, click the 'SVG' folder.
The Sango Font distribution page contains a compatibility table for each software for SVG and COLR/CPAL formats.

Click on 'Sango-JA-SVG.ttf' in the folder to open the font file.

Click 'Install' to complete the font installation.

When I checked the font list in

Let's try using the coral font. The following is a scene from the manga '

I changed the line 'Hero!' to a coral font. This just makes the letters look a little blurry, but doesn't make them very distinctive.

When you zoom in, you can see the pixelated characters and color blur that are characteristic of subpixel rendering. Coral fonts are great for displaying large text or as part of a digital-style design.

In addition, the two lines of text below written in coral font have been set in Photoshop as 'blue' on the left and 'red' on the right, but there was no change in the appearance of the text.

In Photoshop, there is a way to change the color of the coral font while maintaining its appearance: Select the text you want to change the color of and click on the Fill Layer menu in the Layers panel.

Select 'Solid color'.

A solid layer will be added, so click 'OK'.

Right-click on the added solid color layer and click 'Create Clipping Mask.'

I was able to change the color of the coral font. This method does not allow for the color blurring that is specific to subpixel rendering, but it allows you to change the color while maintaining the shape of the mosaic-like font.

In addition, in the case of

Sango font is released under the ' SIL Open Font License Version 1.1 ' and can be used free of charge for any purpose, whether personal or commercial. You can also create games, apps, PDFs, and web fonts that include the font file, or create derivative fonts by adjusting or modifying the font yourself. Tanuki Samurai, who distributes the font, said, 'Sango is a unique color font whose impression changes greatly depending on how you use it and how you arrange it. I hope you will enjoy the various designs!'
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