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Logo Fonts: Try Your Brand Name

A logo font has to work everywhere: on a website header, a tiny favicon, a shop sign and a business card. This collection brings together bold sans serifs, elegant serifs, scripts and futuristic display faces that keep their character at any size.

36 free fonts, previewed with your text

How to use it

  1. 1Test your name at very small sizes: if it stays readable as an app icon or favicon, it will work everywhere.
  2. 2Short names suit wide, heavy fonts; long names usually need a condensed or lighter style.
  3. 3Adjust the letter spacing by hand in your final logo; default spacing is designed for text, not logos.
  4. 4Make sure the style fits your field: a playful script for a bakery, a clean sans serif for a tech product.

Type your brand or project name to compare them. All fonts are free for commercial use, so you can take your favourite straight into your logo design.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. All fonts here come from Google Fonts under open-source licenses, mostly the SIL Open Font License, which allows commercial use, including logos. You just can't sell the font files themselves.

Trademark rules depend on your country and on the design. A font's license doesn't stop you from using it in a logo, but ask a trademark professional before you register one.

Clear letterforms, a distinctive detail or two, and enough weight to stay readable when small. Montserrat, Bebas Neue and Playfair Display are popular starting points.

Almost all fonts in this collection include ğ, ı, İ and ş; Orbitron is an exception. If your brand name uses Turkish letters, check them in the preview.

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