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Good for DisplayDisplay FontGood for SubheadingsAttention Grabbing
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License
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Analysis Status
License analyzed
Updated Apr 3, 2026, 1:15 PM
Embedding
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fsType 4
Pricing
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Commercial Use Guidance
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Attribution & Foundry
No designer or foundry attribution was included in the analyzed metadata.
Vendor ID
UKWN
Version
OTF 1.0;PS 001.000;Core 116;AOCW 1.0 161
Commercial Use Guidance
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Copyright
Copr.1995, The Font Bureau, Inc.
Use sparingly for headings and subheadings to create a light, airy feel.
Avoid using for body text, especially at small sizes, due to its light weight and wide proportions.
Pair with a bolder sans-serif or a serif font for contrast.
Increase letter spacing slightly to improve readability.
Suitable for large display contexts like banners or posters.
Categories
Sans-serif, Wide, Light
Styles
1
Source Format
ZIP archive
Font Family
AgencyFBLightWide
Font Subfamily
Regular
Full Name
AgencyFBLightWide
PostScript Name
AgencyFBLightWide
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Trademark
Please refer to the Copyright section for the font trademark attribution notices.
Consider using a darker background to increase the perceived weight of the font.
Experiment with letter case; all-caps can be effective for short, impactful messages.