Courier Prime Font Family Download

Every screenplay in Hollywood is set in 12-point Courier because one page in that font roughly equals one minute of screen time but the original Courier was designed for steel striking ribbon, not screens, and at high resolution it shows. Courier Prime exists to fix that. Funded by screenwriter John August and designed by Alan Dague-Greene, it matches the exact metrics of standard Courier so scripts swap one-for-one without reflowing a single page, while delivering heavier strokes that hold up in the white space of a screenplay and a true italic modelled on the casual script of vintage typewriter machines rather than a lazy slant. The download includes four styles - Regular, Bold, Italic, and Bold Italic with Latin Extended and Cyrillic support across all cuts. Courier Prime is available here as a free download in TTF, WOFF, and WOFF2 formats, free for both personal and commercial use. It sits in the monospace collection alongside coding-focused alternatives like Fira Code and Roboto Mono, and you can convert between formats using the Font Converter tool.