All free · safe for logos and trademarks

Free fonts for logos

A good logo font does the work of a designer until you can afford one. These look professional, are free for commercial use, and come in a style for every kind of brand.

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Montserrat

Sans-serif · Almost any modern brand

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Geometric, clear and confident in every weight. The safest choice if you are not sure.

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Unbounded

Sans-serif · Tech, music, bold startups

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Wide, rounded and futuristic. Instantly memorable in a heavy weight.

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Syne

Sans-serif · Creative studios, galleries

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An art-school font that gets wider and stranger as it gets bolder. Very distinctive.

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Bebas Neue

Sans-serif · Sport, fitness, events

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Tall, condensed capitals that grab attention. Made for headlines and signs.

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Instrument Serif

Serif · Modern fashion, agencies

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A sharp, slightly condensed serif that feels current and stylish, especially in italic.

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Fraunces

Serif · Food, cafés, warm brands

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A soft, chunky "old style" serif with personality. Friendly without being childish.

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Cinzel

Serif · Luxury, hotels, classic brands

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Capitals inspired by Roman inscriptions. Instantly formal and timeless.

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Abril Fatface

Serif · Magazines, bold headlines

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A fat display serif with dramatic contrast, inspired by 19th-century posters.

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Italiana

Serif · Elegant, minimal brands

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Thin, high-contrast and refined. Gives a light, airy luxury look.

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Outfit

Sans-serif · Clean startups, apps

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A neat geometric sans, softer and simpler than Montserrat.

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Lobster

Script · Diners, retro food

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A bold, connected script with a strong vintage sign-painting feel.

Quick comparison

18 fonts
FontBest forStyle
MontserratAlmost any modern brandSans-serif
UnboundedTech, music, bold startupsSans-serif
SyneCreative studios, galleriesSans-serif
Bebas NeueSport, fitness, eventsSans-serif
Playfair DisplayFashion, editorial, interiorsSerif
Instrument SerifModern fashion, agenciesSerif
FrauncesFood, cafés, warm brandsSerif
CinzelLuxury, hotels, classic brandsSerif
DM Serif DisplayBoutiques, beauty, publishingSerif
Space GroteskTech, apps, design studiosSans-serif
Archivo BlackBold, no-nonsense brandsSans-serif
Abril FatfaceMagazines, bold headlinesSerif
RighteousGames, retro tech, kidsSans-serif
Bricolage GrotesqueModern, friendly brandsSans-serif
Big Shoulders DisplayUrban, industrial, sportSans-serif
ItalianaElegant, minimal brandsSerif
OutfitClean startups, appsSans-serif
LobsterDiners, retro foodScript

Which one should I pick?

A business that needs to look trustworthyMontserrat or Outfit in a semi-bold weight.
A luxury or fashion brandCinzel, Playfair Display or Italiana, in capitals with a little extra letter spacing.
A café, bakery or food brandFraunces or Lobster.
A tech or creative startupUnbounded, Syne or Space Grotesk.
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Questions

Can I trademark a logo made with a free font?
Yes. Open licences like the SIL Open Font License allow you to use the font in a logo, and you can trademark your logo design. What you cannot do is sell the font file itself as your own.
Should a logo font be bold?
Usually, yes. Logos are often seen small, on phones, favicons and social profiles, so a medium to bold weight stays readable. Very thin fonts can disappear at small sizes.
Serif or sans-serif for a logo?
Serifs feel classic, trustworthy or luxurious. Sans-serifs feel modern, clean and friendly. Pick the one that matches how you want customers to feel.
How do I turn a font into a logo?
Type your name, choose a weight, then adjust the letter spacing and colour. Our brand kit maker does this automatically and gives you PNG logo files, colours and matching fonts.
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