Name: White Cloud Font – Fluffy Cumulus Cloud Alphabet
SKU: 4661
Availability: InStock

White Clouds Font Animation. OpenType SVG typeface.

A Fluffy Cloud Alphabet With a Photo-Real Touch

Every letter in White Cloud Font looks like it drifted out of a clear summer sky. Soft cumulus shapes stack together with gentle blue-grey shading, giving each character real volume instead of a flat cartoon outline. Even so, these are calm, fair-weather clouds — nothing here hints at rain or storms. In fact, some letters even resemble shapes you’d spot on a lazy afternoon of cloud-watching: a dragon, a ship, or some other daydream taking form. In short, it’s a soft, dimensional alphabet that trades flat outlines for real cloud texture.

A Color OpenType Font, Plus a Full PNG Set

White Cloud Font installs as a color OpenType-SVG file, so the cloud texture and shading show up the moment you type, in apps like Photoshop CC 2017+, Illustrator CC 2018+, and Procreate 4.3+. Additionally, a full PNG letter set ships alongside the font: 47 files at 4000x4500px on a transparent background, easy to recolor in any image editor. However, extended punctuation and accented characters live in that PNG set rather than the font file itself. For more on color fonts, visit colorfonts.wtf.

Where This Font Actually Works

White Cloud Font suits any project that wants to feel light, hopeful, and a little dreamy. For example, think weather graphics, travel branding, children’s products, or greeting cards that lean on blue-sky optimism. Because the letters keep their shape at large sizes, they hold up just as well on a poster as they do in a small social graphic. But if you’re craving a night-sky mood instead of a daytime one, the Constellation Sky Font swaps these bright clouds for a dark, starry alphabet with the same dreamy spirit.

Another Cloud Font Worth a Look

White Cloud Font isn’t the only sky-themed alphabet in the shop, though. Puffy Cloud Font also builds its letters from fair-weather clouds, with its own take on softness and shape. So browse both before you decide — the right cloud font often comes down to which cluster of puffs matches your project’s mood.