Font tools
Every tool lets you type your own words and test free fonts you can use commercially.
- Twi font checkerTest fonts for ɛ, ɔ, ŋ and other West African letters.
- Logo font testerType 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.
- Funeral program fontsChoose calm, readable fonts for a funeral program, obituary poster or memorial brochure. Type the name of your loved one to preview it.
- Church flyer fontsFind fonts for church flyers, crusade banners, sermon series graphics and Sunday programmes. Type your event title to see it in each font.
- Afrobeats fontsFonts for Afrobeats, Amapiano and Highlife covers, show posters and artist logos. This list includes fonts designed in West Africa.
- Font pairing for restaurantsFind a heading font for your restaurant name and a body font that keeps your menu easy to read. Type your restaurant name to start.
- Wedding invitation fontsType the couple's names and find fonts for invitations, programmes, save-the-dates and traditional wedding (engagement) cards.
- YouTube thumbnail fontsThumbnails are seen at phone size, so the text must be bold and short. Type your title and test it at small sizes.
- Clothing brand fontsFonts for streetwear prints, fashion labels, kente and kaftan brands, and T-shirt designs. Type your brand name to preview it.
- Bakery logo fontsFriendly fonts for bakeries, cake shops, pastry brands and home bakers on Instagram. Type your bakery name to start.
- Event poster fontsFonts for party flyers, concert posters, conference banners and Instagram event graphics. Type your event name to compare them.
- Real estate logo fontsFonts that look stable and trustworthy for real estate agents, developers, construction firms and property managers.
- Salon logo fontsFonts for hair salons, barbershops, nail studios, spas and makeup artists. Type your salon name to compare them.
- Free fonts for commercial use in logosMany "free" fonts are for personal use only. Here is what the licenses really allow, and fonts you can safely use in a business logo.