ZCOOL Happy Ti

Joy, mass-produced with care. Happy Ti grew out of Liu Bingke studio's marker lettering; the 2016 revision followed seven months of fine-tuning after the 2015 debut. Its strokes are plump and rounded, structures cheerfully loose, weight-shifts bouncing yet balanced - hand-journal headlines in font form. All 6,763 GB2312 characters were adjusted by hand, with figures and punctuation sharing the same handwritten vocabulary, avoiding the classic charity-font trap where digits break the spell. It is also on Google Fonts as ZCOOL KuaiLe for direct web use. The revision fixed shaky balances and sticky strokes; still wrong for long reading, now mature enough to headline anything playful.

Natural for mother-and-baby, food and drink pages and labels, campus posters, kids' courseware, stationery and greeting graphics. Craft notes: add 5-10 % letter-spacing, confine it to headlines while body copy returns to Han Sans or PuHuiTi, and enlarge single glyphs as ornaments. Its Google Fonts distribution means web pages embed it without self-hosting - the most web-friendly free handwritten Chinese face available.

Licence：ZCOOL Free Font Series Licence

The shared terms of ZCOOL's charity series: free for society-wide commercial use, no application; never rename the font, never resell the files; copyright with ZCOOL and design credit with the creators. Other ZCOOL-hosted fonts are not free - only those named on the series page qualify.

ZCOOL free-series terms apply: society-wide including corporate use, no notification needed; copyright with ZCOOL, design credit with the creators. No renaming, no resale of font files; embedding in distributed documents such as slides is allowed. When loaded via Google Fonts as ZCOOL KuaiLe, the delivery itself sits under Google's terms and the project's OFL file; for desktop ttf use, follow the ZCOOL series statement.