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
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Caprasimo
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Fraunces
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Righteous
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Monoton
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Chango
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Titan One
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Kavoon
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Lemon
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Sonsie One
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Erica One
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Oi
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Knewave
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Gluten
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Modak
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Sigmar
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Fascinate
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Galindo
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Spicy Rice
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Tilt Warp
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Rubik Vinyl
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Rammetto One
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Lily Script One
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Coiny
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Mystery Quest
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Young Serif
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Sansita Swashed
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

  • Agbalumo
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    Peace, Love & Good Vibes

How to use it

  1. 1Groovy fonts love warm palettes: mustard, orange, brown and olive instantly add to the 70s feel.
  2. 2Set them large and tight; heavy rounded letters look best when they almost touch.
  3. 3Balance a busy groovy headline with a calm sans serif for dates, prices and details.
  4. 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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Frequently asked questions

Soft, rounded terminals, heavy weights, playful curves and a slightly bouncy rhythm. Many groovy fonts are inspired by 1970s favourites such as Cooper Black and Windsor.

Caprasimo was made as a metric-compatible stand-in for Cooper Black, and Fraunces takes inspiration from the same soft-serif tradition.

Yes, all fonts in this collection include ğ, ı, İ and ş. Type a Turkish word into the preview to see them in action.

Yes. Every font here comes from Google Fonts and is released under an open-source license, mostly the SIL Open Font License, so you can use it in personal and commercial projects, including print, logos and merchandise. The OFL only forbids selling the font files on their own.

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