AGRevueCyr

Best for headlines, posters, and branding materials where Cyrillic support is needed.

Avoid using for very small text where Cyrillic characters may become difficult to read.

Pairs well with Latin-based sans-serif fonts of similar weight and style.

Pay attention to the kerning of Cyrillic characters.

Ensure your design software supports Cyrillic glyphs.

Use in contexts where Cyrillic typography is essential.

Check the legibility of uncommon Cyrillic characters before final print.