Fat or Skinny? Which Font Do You Need Right Now?

This cool fat font is perfect for launching a new brand of men’s perfume, clothing brand or just looks good in a designer’s portfolio. Can be used for logos and in posters, for example, to advertise the brand of a barbershop, themed restaurant or cafe. Agree that these letters just smell of expensive Scotch whiskey and you can feel a strong energy.

Not suitable for the design of long texts, like any other from our fat fonts list, because the bold large style is nevertheless created for accents and not for detailed monotonous conversations.

Features:

• TTF/OTF/WOFF;
• extra swash;
• support Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Microsoft Word.

An interesting fact: earlier serifs helped to make better prints in typography and did not wear out the letters themselves. Until the 19th century, all fonts in the world were serif. Today it is believed that serifs help reading because the eye catches on the drawing of the letter itself and the words do not merge into one picture. “Roquero” is a loud decorative fat font specially reinforced with a sporty theme, as it is ideal for depicting catchy phrases in clothing prints, logos of various sports teams or organizations. Such a font is easy to read, so it is well suited for headings or presentations.

Features:

• TTF/OTF/WOFF;
• easy installation;
• accents (multilingual characters);
• works on PC and Mac.

Looks super modern and stylish. This font will look good in web design. Suitable for musicians, fashion designers, photographers to design a personal blog. Great for short, impactful lettering such as a billboard or motivational posters that look great when paired with soothing classic fonts. Therefore, “Kalled” is well suited for the design of travel and fashion brochures, leaflets and posters. Pay special attention to the stylish numbers in this fat font.

Features:

• TTF/OTF;
• a large number of glyphs;
• multilingual technical support.

This fat font inspired by vintage print that adds dimension and realism to any design. A decorative font that looks like it was specially designed for site logos, signage and printing on, for example, craft hoodies. Will look good in a cafe or hotel name, for bar signs, roadside motels on US Texas highways, book and movie titles. “Smoking” is dynamic and quickly attracts attention.

Features:

• TTF/OTF/WOFF;
• Illustrations;
• textured volume effect.

Rounded calligraphic letters take us back to childhood with fairy tales and mythical stories. Such a fat font can be used on thematic sites and in print. An unusual font with an airy structure, light and elegant, which is perfect for packaging design or for creative business identity. Trackers catches the eye well in logos, headlines and short texts. It looks especially stylish if you make it accentuated.

Features:

• TTF/OTF/WOFF trackers;
• universal style;
• PUA unicode.

Cool font, the letters of which are like painted with a brush. Well suited for the design of posters and posts on social networks on cheerful topics. And now girls love so much to carry various notebooks, diaries, craft leaflets in a folder for paper, planners, smash books. Such a font on stationery products or in their web versions will clearly attract creative people.

Features:

• OTF;
• nature theme;
• handwritten style.

This experimental fat font is great for headlines and small text. Powerful and brutal, it attracts attention at first sight. Visually associated with the American “bald eagle”. Ideal for boxing posters, sports team logos, sports posters and video games.

Features:

• TTF/OTF/WOFF;
• a large number of glyphs;
• for the sports brand industry.

Simple yet cool font with interesting letterforms. It reads well and attracts attention. Such a fat font reads well in print, web pages and mobile interfaces. Ideal for movie title writing on posters, especially horror movies, concert posters, especially rock or Halloween, catchy invitations and vinyl records.

Features:

• TTF/OTF/WOFF;
• grunge style;
• easy to use.

More like a stencil than a font. You just want to use it to draw something bright and inviting. For example, an advertisement for a new loft establishment, underground parties or a poster for a new contemporary art exhibition. Ideal for design artwork, stylish lettering on a T-shirt or interior decoration. Now it is very fashionable to use street art for decorating walls. This style can inspire you to paint your workspace or portfolio as well. “Blackink” will look great in combination with the same design on store websites, magazines and media.

Features:

• TTF/OTF/WOFF;
• hand brush style;
• support Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Microsoft Word.

The main feature of this retro style is the oblique ovals of the letters and asymmetrical curves. The text typed in such a fat font immediately takes on a refined style and a beautiful bookish, fabulous mood. “Magic Wand” will look good in the design of retro magazines and newspapers, on business cards, on auto banners or billboards. And remember the first bottles of Pepsi Cola. Huh?