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Published on Aug 6, 2023

The Best Google Fonts for Logos in 2023

Explore my handpicked collection of the best Google Fonts that will make your brand stand out from the crowd.

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When you’re on a budget and need a great font to use for your logo there are some great options out there. Although I am a big fan of purchasing fonts from sources like MyFonts, there are free and popular options. A great source for free web fonts is Google Fonts. Google Fonts provides a library with hundreds of free fonts. You can download the fonts to use in your design software or use on a website.

I’m a fan of Google fonts, but not all the fonts in the library are ones I’d recommend you use. Actually please don’t use most of of them. You have to dig a little to find the gold. So instead of sifting through the library, I put together a collection of my favorite Google Fonts for logos.

Work Sans

Example Logo with Work Sans Font

Work Sans is a great flexible font. It is a sans serif that is a little playful, so your logo won’t feel too stiff. I also love Work Sans because it looks great on websites as well as logos. Work sans comes in 9 weights, but it doesn’t have italic versions.

Buy this pirate ship logo

Chivo

Example Logo with Chivo Font

Chivo is another great and playful sans serif. I especially love the chunky black version. Chivo comes in 8 different weights so you will be able to select the perfect weight for your next logo.

Buy this sunrise logo

Shrikhand

Example Logo with Shrikhand Font

I really love Shrikhand. It is a great light-hearted font that can add a lot of personality to your logo and brand. It’s a fun font for sure. Shrikhand only comes in one weight so if you are looking for flexibility you may need to look for another font.

Buy this chat egg logo

Rubik

Example Logo with Rubik Font

Rubik is another great chunky font for logos. It also looks great in all caps. Rubik is very flexible and comes in 10 different weights. Make a statement and use Rubik for your next logo.

Buy this lightbulb logo

Poppins

Example Logo with Poppins Font

Poppins is a great “techie” feeling font. It is a bit quirky and doesn’t take itself too seriously. It could look great in a number of applications. Poppins comes in 9 different weights and also includes italic versions.

Buy this steps logo

Ezcar

Example Logo with Ezcar Font

Eczar is a great display font that gives off a ton of personality. It definitely is unique will work great for the right brand. Eczar comes in 5 different weights.

Buy this split tree logo

Tenor Sans

Example Logo with Tenor Sans Font

Need a font that is both smart and elegant? Tenor Sans is a great choice. It will provide a level of sophistication to any brand. It looks great in all caps. Unfortunately it only has one weight so if you need a bolder version you will want to look elsewhere.

Buy this book logo

Karla

Example Logo with Karla Font

Karla is another great option if you are looking for a sans serif font with personality. Karla comes in 2 different weights and styles. Try Karla for your next logo.

Buy this triangle logo

Archivo

Example Logo with Archivo Font

Archivo is a font that balances structure, order, and playfulness. Archivo comes in 4 different weights and 2 different styles.

Buy this flag logo

Some other great Google Fonts to consider

I hope this list helps you out! If you need a new logo for a current or upcoming project, be sure to check out all the exclusive and stock logos available in the store. And if you don’t see what you’re looking for in the store, you can always hire me to create a custom logo for you. I’d love to help you out.


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