Logo font tester
Type your business name and see how it looks in fonts that work well as logos. Every font here is free for commercial use, including logos.
Clean geometric shapes. Reads well small, on a phone icon or a shop sign.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →Tall capitals that fill a sign board. Use it for short names only.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →High contrast serif. Looks premium for fashion, law and hotels.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →Wide, modern and a little unusual. Good for creative studios.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →Very heavy. Stays readable when printed on cloth or vinyl.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →Roman capitals. Works for churches, schools and heritage brands.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →Rounded and friendly. Good for tech, kids and food brands.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →Wide and confident. Good for startups and music brands.
Logo ✓Print ✓Web ✓Video ✓ Font details →Font pairings for logo font tester
Asante Studio
We design brands for small businesses in Accra, Kumasi and beyond. Book a free call this week.
Montserrat + LoraA clean sans heading with a warm serif body is a safe choice for almost any business.
Asante Studio
We design brands for small businesses in Accra, Kumasi and beyond. Book a free call this week.
Playfair Display + LatoThe serif gives class and Lato keeps prices and details easy to read.
Tips before you design
- Test the name at very small sizes too. A logo must work as a 32px phone icon.
- Short names can use bold display fonts. Long names need a simpler font.
- Check the capital and small letters you actually use. Some fonts have odd Ws or Gs.
- Before you print, check the license. All fonts on this page use the SIL Open Font License or Apache 2.0, which allow logos.
Questions people ask
Can I use these fonts in my logo for free?
Yes. All fonts on this page come from Google Fonts and use open licenses that allow commercial use, including logos. You cannot sell the font file itself.
Can I trademark a logo that uses a free font?
Usually you can register the whole logo design. You do not own the font itself. Ask a trademark lawyer in your country for your exact case.
How many fonts should a brand use?
Two is enough for most small businesses: one for the logo and headings, and one for body text.
All fonts on this page are free Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License or Apache 2.0. You can use them in commercial work such as logos, prints, products and videos. You cannot sell the font files themselves.