What Style Fonts for Logos?
Examples of font styles can be useful for our design and discovery of your logo project. Here’s a roundup of four different styles of fonts for logos: serif, san serif, and script/handwritten.
Serif Logotype
Serif fonts are characterized by small lines or strokes attached at the end of letters. They are often seen as traditional, reliable, and professional. Brands that aim for a classic, trustworthy image often gravitate towards serif fonts.
San Serif Logotype
Sans serif fonts lack the small lines that serif fonts have. They are seen as modern, clean, and straightforward. Brands aiming for a minimalist or modern image often opt for sans serif logo fonts.
Script/Handwritten Logotype
Script fonts are elegant and stylish, mimicking handwritten cursive text. They are perfect for brands that want to convey elegance, creativity, or a personal touch. Script fonts can add a distinctive charm to a logo, making it stand out, but not many logos with this style font has a brandmark and if it does it usually is a combination style logo.
