Groovy Fonts: 70s Style Lettering
Groovy fonts capture the warm, bouncy lettering of the late 1960s and 1970s: soft Cooper-style serifs, swollen curves, psychedelic shapes and funky poster type.
28 free fonts, previewed with your text
- Shrikhand
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Caprasimo
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Fraunces
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Righteous
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Monoton
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Chango
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Titan One
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Kavoon
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Lemon
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Sonsie One
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Erica One
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Oi
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Knewave
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Gluten
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Modak
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Sigmar
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Fascinate
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Galindo
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Spicy Rice
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Tilt Warp
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Rubik Vinyl
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Rammetto One
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Lily Script One
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Coiny
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Mystery Quest
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Young Serif
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Sansita Swashed
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
- Agbalumo
Peace, Love & Good Vibes
How to use it
- 1Groovy fonts love warm palettes: mustard, orange, brown and olive instantly add to the 70s feel.
- 2Set them large and tight; heavy rounded letters look best when they almost touch.
- 3Balance a busy groovy headline with a calm sans serif for dates, prices and details.
- 4Try curving or arching the text in your design tool, a classic trick of 70s posters.
Type a band name, an event or a slogan and see it in each style. They shine on gig posters, record covers, festival merch, café menus and anything with a sunny, nostalgic mood.
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