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Display fonts are designed to be seen big: headlines, posters, packaging, logos, book covers, merchandise and social graphics. Independent designers sell retro and 70s-style fonts, art deco and vintage, chunky bold sans, condensed poster fonts, western and circus styles, blackletter, stencil, outline and inline fonts, and experimental typefaces.
Many display fonts include alternates, ligatures and extras like ornaments or swashes. They usually have fewer weights than text families and may have limited character sets, so check support for numbers, punctuation and accented characters.
Because display fonts are often used in logos, merchandise and products, read the license carefully for logo use, physical products and print runs, and pick an extended license if you need one.
Choosing a display font
- Check the character set for numbers, punctuation and accents you need.
- Look for alternates and ligatures to customize headlines.
- Read the license for logos, merchandise and products for sale.
- Preview your own words in the font if the seller provides a type tester.
- Pair it with a readable text font for body copy.
Questions about display fonts
Can I use a display font for merchandise I sell?
It depends on the license. Some desktop licenses allow it; some require an extended or product license. Check the terms.
Why does my font look different from the preview?
Previews often use alternates or ligatures. Turn on OpenType features in your design app to access them.
Can I use a display font for body text?
Display fonts are designed for large sizes and can be hard to read small. Pair them with a text font.