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Logo fonts

Strong, distinctive fonts that hold up on a sign and in a tiny favicon. Type your brand name in the bar below to see it in every font. All free for commercial use.

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Big Shoulders Inline Display

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Big Shoulders Inline Text

Patric King
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Big Shoulders Stencil Display

Patric King
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Big Shoulders Stencil Text

Patric King
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FAQs

Are these logo fonts free for commercial use?

Yes. Every free font on Typesay is open licence, usually the SIL Open Font License, which allows logos, branding and client work. The licence file is included in each download.

Can I trademark a logo made with a free font?

Usually yes. You trademark the logo design, meaning the arrangement, colours and marks, not the font itself. Open licence fonts allow this. Check with a trademark professional in your country for anything important.

What makes a good logo font?

Simple, strong shapes that stay clear when shrunk to a favicon or app icon, and enough personality to be recognisable. Test your name at small and large sizes before you decide.

Which free fonts are best for modern logos?

Geometric and grotesque sans faces such as Montserrat, Poppins, Space Grotesk and Bebas Neue are reliable. For something more refined, try a high contrast serif such as Playfair Display.

Should I use a script font for a logo?

It can work for beauty, food and wedding brands, but scripts get hard to read small. Pair it with a simple sans for the tagline and check it at favicon size.