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Sunday Studio

Soft, expressive shapes for characterful food and lifestyle branding.

By Undercase Type, Phaedra Charles, Flavia Zimbardi
InterSans serif
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Sunday Studio

A clear, practical choice for websites, menus, and small text.

By Rasmus Andersson
PacificoScript
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Sunday Studio

A relaxed brush script for a short café name or playful packaging.

By Vernon Adams, Jacques Le Bailly, Botjo Nikoltchev, Ani Petrova
OswaldSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Condensed lettering that makes short headlines and signage stand out.

By Vernon Adams, Kalapi Gajjar, Cyreal
DM SansSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Friendly proportions for approachable brands and everyday reading.

By Colophon Foundry
LoraSerif
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Sunday Studio

Balanced, warm typography for readable articles and brand stories.

By Cyreal
ManropeSans serif
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Sunday Studio

A clean geometric family for services, technology, and contemporary branding.

By Mikhail Sharanda
OutfitSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Rounded geometry with personality for shops, packaging, and bold titles.

By Smartsheet Inc, Rodrigo Fuenzalida
Bebas NeueDisplay
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Sunday Studio

Tall uppercase lettering for posters, fitness brands, and clear signage.

By Ryoichi Tsunekawa
CaveatHandwriting
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Sunday Studio

Casual pen-like lettering for friendly notes, labels, and creative accents.

By Impallari Type
IBM Plex MonoMonospace
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Sunday Studio

A precise technical feel for labels, developer brands, and structured details.

By Mike Abbink, Bold Monday
Open SansSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Open, practical letterforms for service websites, menus, and customer information.

By Steve Matteson
MontserratSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Urban geometric lettering for confident wordmarks and storefront headlines.

By Julieta Ulanovsky, Sol Matas, Juan Pablo del Peral, Jacques Le Bailly
RalewaySans serif
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Sunday Studio

Fine geometric details for fashion headlines and polished brand names.

By Matt McInerney, Pablo Impallari, Rodrigo Fuenzalida
Work SansSans serif
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Sunday Studio

An understated family for everyday websites, product descriptions, and price lists.

By Wei Huang
NunitoSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Rounded strokes for approachable brands, education, and friendly product labels.

By Vernon Adams, Cyreal, Jacques Le Bailly
Nunito SansSans serif
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Sunday Studio

A friendly sans serif for customer-facing websites and supporting brand copy.

By Vernon Adams, Jacques Le Bailly, Manvel Shmavonyan, Alexei Vanyashin
RubikSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Subtly rounded, sturdy lettering for product brands and cheerful packaging.

By Hubert and Fischer, Meir Sadan, Cyreal, Daniel Grumer, Omaima Dajani
KarlaSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Lively proportions for independent shops, editorial websites, and packaging copy.

By Jonny Pinhorn
UrbanistSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Crisp geometric shapes for contemporary fashion, lifestyle, and studio branding.

By Corey Hu
SoraSans serif
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Structured, spacious lettering for technology brands and digital product headings.

By Jonathan Barnbrook, Julián Moncada
FigtreeSans serif
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Comfortable contemporary lettering for service sites, menus, and practical details.

By Erik Kennedy
MulishSans serif
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Quiet geometric lettering for clean interfaces and understated business identities.

By Vernon Adams, Cyreal, Jacques Le Bailly
OnestSans serif
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Sunday Studio

A straightforward family for websites, professional brands, and product information.

By Dmitri Voloshin, Andrey Kudryavtsev
Public SansSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Sturdy, neutral lettering for civic information, service sites, and clear instructions.

By USWDS, Dan Williams, Pablo Impallari, Rodrigo Fuenzalida
LexendSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Open, spacious forms for information-rich websites and clear supporting text.

By Bonnie Shaver-Troup, Thomas Jockin, Santiago Orozco, Héctor Gómez, Superunion
BarlowSans serif
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Sunday Studio

A restrained industrial voice for workshops, menus, and practical brand systems.

By Jeremy Tribby
ArchivoSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Robust sans serif lettering for headlines, retail labels, and practical websites.

By Omnibus-Type
AsapSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Compact, rounded forms for friendly interfaces and everyday business copy.

By Omnibus-Type
AssistantSans serif
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Sunday Studio

An open, restrained family for information pages and multilingual business layouts.

By Adobe Systems Inc., Ben Nathan
OverpassSans serif
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Sunday Studio

Road-sign-inspired lettering for clear headings and practical service branding.

By Delve Withrington, Dave Bailey, Thomas Jockin
Exo 2Sans serif
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Sunday Studio

Angular, futuristic details for technology brands, gaming projects, and product names.

By Natanael Gama
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

A versatile editorial family for articles, reports, and carefully composed brand copy.

By Frank Grießhammer
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Bookish proportions for editorial layouts, invitations, and thoughtful identities.

By Jacques Le Bailly
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Traditional book lettering for heritage brands, literary layouts, and stationery.

By Georg Duffner, Octavio Pardo
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Sharp contrast for fashion headlines, boutique logos, and dramatic editorial titles.

By Owen Earl
CinzelSerif
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Sunday Studio

Inscription-inspired capitals for heritage names, event titles, and formal signage.

By Natanael Gama
PrataSerif
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Sunday Studio

Graceful, high-contrast lettering for beauty brands and elegant short headlines.

By Cyreal
CardoSerif
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Sunday Studio

Scholarly serif lettering for cultural organizations, quotations, and reading-focused pages.

By David Perry
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Sunday Studio

Balanced editorial forms for articles, publishing, and refined supporting text.

By Production Type
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Sunday Studio

Warm, substantial serif forms for food brands, craft shops, and grounded editorial work.

By Friedrich Althausen
DomineSerif
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Sturdy serif lettering for confident headlines and readable business stories.

By Impallari Type
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

A lively literary rhythm for book-like websites, cultural projects, and expressive copy.

By Juan Pablo del Peral, HT Fonts
PetronaSerif
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Warm, sculpted serif forms for independent shops and editorial brand stories.

By Ringo R. Seeber
BitterSerif
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Substantial slab-like serifs for practical websites, labels, and confident brand copy.

By Sol Matas
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Traditional reading text for multilingual publishing, cultural projects, and stationery.

By SIL International
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

An editorial reading family for newsletters, articles, and thoughtful service brands.

By Production Type
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Book-oriented typography for long-form content and expressive editorial headings.

By TypeTogether
AntonDisplay
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Dense, bold lettering for short poster headlines and assertive brand names.

By Vernon Adams
RighteousDisplay
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Sunday Studio

Rounded retro geometry for playful brands and compact display headlines.

By Astigmatic
Patua OneDisplay
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Chunky serifs for warm retail titles and approachable editorial headlines.

By LatinoType
Baloo 2Display
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Sunday Studio

Soft, bouncy lettering for family brands, cheerful packaging, and playful titles.

By Ek Type
FredokaDisplay
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Sunday Studio

Rounded display lettering for toys, cheerful food brands, and friendly headlines.

By Milena Brandão, Hafontia
Lilita OneDisplay
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Sunday Studio

Full, rounded lettering for snack packaging and bright, short brand names.

By Juan Montoreano
RokkittDisplay
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Geometric slab serifs for heritage-inspired labels and distinctive retail headlines.

By Vernon Adams
TekoDisplay
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Tall, narrow forms for sports posters, bold names, and compact signage.

By Indian Type Foundry
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Condensed capitals for clear event posters and direct storefront titles.

By Brian LaRossa, Erica Carras
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Stencil-inspired lettering for rugged headlines and military-style graphic projects.

By James Grieshaber, Eben Sorkin
MonotonDisplay
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Striped, retro display lettering for music posters and statement titles.

By Vernon Adams
BungeeDisplay
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Bold urban display lettering for posters, storefront names, and energetic packaging.

By David Jonathan Ross
LimelightDisplay
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Art Deco-inspired lettering for event titles and vintage boutique names.

By Nicole Fally, Sorkin Type
Yeseva OneDisplay
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Rounded ornamental serifs for expressive boutique logos and short editorial titles.

By Jovanny Lemonad
Changa OneDisplay
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Compact, rounded display lettering for energetic brands and short promotional headings.

By Eduardo Tunni
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Sweeping connected lettering for formal invitations and elegant name treatments.

By Robert Leuschke
AlluraScript
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Light, flowing script for personal signatures and refined stationery accents.

By Robert Leuschke
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

A traditional brush script for invitation names and expressive personal brands.

By Robert Leuschke
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Slanted pen-like lettering for friendly greetings, personal brands, and informal stationery.

By Gaslight
CourgetteScript
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Compact, lively script for short labels, friendly greetings, and café branding.

By Karolina Lach
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Fine signature-like lettering for personal brands and understated stationery.

By Astigmatic
ItaliannoScript
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Slender calligraphic forms for refined names and formal invitation accents.

By Robert Leuschke
TangerineScript
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Slender, graceful calligraphy for invitation names and light decorative phrases.

By Toshi Omagari
Amatic SCHandwriting
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Tall, hand-drawn small capitals for craft labels and whimsical poster headings.

By Vernon Adams, Ben Nathan, Thomas Jockin
Indie FlowerHandwriting
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Loose, rounded pen lettering for friendly notes and cheerful creative accents.

By Kimberly Geswein
Patrick HandHandwriting
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Simple hand-lettered forms for conversational notes and approachable brand accents.

By Patrick Wagesreiter
KalamHandwriting
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Warm marker-like lettering for friendly product notes and creative stationery.

By Indian Type Foundry
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Precise fixed-width lettering for developer identities and technical product details.

By JetBrains, Philipp Nurullin, Konstantin Bulenkov
Fira CodeMonospace
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

A programming-oriented monospace for developer brands and code examples.

By The Mozilla Foundation, Telefonica S.A., Nikita Prokopov
Space MonoMonospace
Free · OFL
Sunday Studio

Distinctive fixed-width lettering for creative technology brands and structured labels.

By Colophon Foundry

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