Childlike fonts

Simple shapes and a hand-drawn feel.

Size52px

51 fonts

Childlike fonts use simple shapes and a hand drawn feel. Schools, toys, children's books and family products use them to feel approachable.

Childlike sans serif Childlike serif Childlike display Childlike handwriting Calm Playful Business Vintage Loud Cute Futuristic Artistic

VariablePopularFree

Caveat

1 styleFree

Indie Flower

Kimberly Geswein

3 stylesFree

Kalam

Indian Type Foundry

1 styleFree

Gloria Hallelujah

Kimberly Geswein

1 styleFree

Patrick Hand

Patrick Wagesreiter

1 styleFree

Caveat Brush

1 styleFree

Bad Script

1 styleFree

Covered By Your Grace

Kimberly Geswein

1 styleFree

Hachi Maru Pop

1 styleFree

Just Another Hand

VariableFree

Playpen Sans

TypeTogether, Laura Meseguer, Veronika Burian, José Scaglione, Kostas Bartsokas, Vera Evstafieva, Tom Grace, Yorlmar Campos

12 stylesFree

Mali

1 styleFree

Waiting for the Sunrise

Kimberly Geswein

2 stylesFree

Klee One

2 stylesFree

Fuzzy Bubbles

Robert Leuschke

1 styleFree

Square Peg

Robert Leuschke

1 styleFree

Borel

1 styleFree

Swanky and Moo Moo

Kimberly Geswein

1 styleFree

Mynerve

1 styleFree

Just Me Again Down Here

Kimberly Geswein

1 styleFree

Solitreo

Nathan Gross, Bryan Kirschen

3 stylesFree

LXGW WenKai TC

1 styleFree

Nerko One

Nermin Kahrimanovic

1 styleFree

Chilanka

SMC, Santhosh Thottingal

FAQs

Are childlike fonts readable for early readers?

Choose faces with single storey a and g and clear letter shapes, such as Andika or ABeeZee, which were designed for learning to read.