Font styles
15 styles, from cursive to pixel. Each is found by eye and by measure: a few hand-picked fonts set its look, and every font in the catalogue is measured against them. Open a style to see its fonts, the closest first.
01 / 15 styles
- 118 fonts · e.g. Dancing ScriptCursiveJoined-up script, from formal copperplate to bouncy and casual.
- 89 fonts · e.g. CaveatHandwrittenUnjoined print, as if written with a pen, a pencil or a felt tip.
- 50 fonts · e.g. Kaushan ScriptCalligraphyBrush scripts and broad-pen hands, thick and thin by the stroke.
- 91 fonts · e.g. Pinyon ScriptFancyFlourished scripts and hairline serifs for weddings and luxury.
- 14 fonts · e.g. UnifrakturMaguntiaGothicBlackletter, the Old English of mastheads, diplomas and tattoos.
- 21 fonts · e.g. Pirata OneTattooBlackletter and bold script, the two hands of tattoo lettering.
- 12 fonts · e.g. Permanent MarkerGraffitiMarker tags, spray paint and drips, fast and rough-edged.
- 20 fonts · e.g. Cherry Bomb OneBubbleFat, round letters blown up like balloons.
- 53 fonts · e.g. Hachi Maru PopCuteSoft, rounded and bouncy, from bubble letters to kawaii.
- 23 fonts · e.g. BangersComicSpeech-bubble lettering and punchy cartoon titles.
- 15 fonts · e.g. CreepsterScaryDripping, spiky and haunted letters for Halloween and horror.
- 27 families · e.g. Press Start 2PPixelLetters on a grid of square dots: 8-bit, arcade and LCD.
- 39 fonts · e.g. OrbitronFuturisticWide, squared and techno letters from science fiction.
- 17 fonts · e.g. Stardos StencilStencilLetters broken by a stencil’s bridges, for crates, kit and signs.
- 11 fonts · e.g. LimelightArt decoThe geometric glamour of the 1920s and 30s.
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