You know when you see a brand identity and it just clicks?
It’s strong, unique, and sticks in your mind long after you’ve scrolled past it.
Well, one of the secret weapons behind that magic is -undoubtedly- typography.
Typefaces are the backbone of brand identity design. They quietly (and sometimes very loudly!) do the heavy lifting of communicating what a brand stands for and its distinctive personality.
So, yeah… not easy.
Not just any typeface will do the job.
For a brand identity to be strong, it’s crucial to choose the right typeface.
And if you’re specifically working on a brand identity with a bold and vibrant feel… the font you use has to turn heads and draw attention. It has to give your designs that unmistakable presence. It has to make a statement.
Like these brands below do ⤵︎
So, if you’re looking to give your brand identities and logos that bold, unforgettable edge, I’ve got just the thing for you.
Here are 24 fonts that pack a punch: eye-catching, daring, and unique typefaces ready to make your brand look as bold as the vision behind it.
These fonts include a mix of serif, sans serif, and display fonts from diverse type foundries, available through Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, MyFonts, and Canva.
Wait, there’s more!
Get the Full List:
54 Fonts for Bold Brand Identities
If you’re looking for even more options to supercharge your design projects, I’ve curated an entire catalog of 54 fonts, which you can download for free!
Ready to meet the perfect font for your next bold brand identity design?
Let’s jump in!
😏 Oh, and before we begin… I’m not sure why, but ‘patio’ has been one of my go-to words to try typefaces for a long time. That’s why you’ll see it next to each font; to showcase it and so you can easily compare them and picture how they’d look in a logo.
The Font List
Gulfs Display
Designed by: Sundance Tipografia
Available via: MyFonts, Creative Market, Canva
Gazpacho
Designed by: Santi Rey
Available via: MyFonts
Genty
Designed by: Flavortype
Available via: MyFonts, Creative Market, Canva
ITC Zipper
Designed by: ITC
Available via: MyFonts, Canva
Bricolage Grotesque
Designed by: Mathieu Triay
Available via: Google Fonts, Canva
Fabrica
Designed by: Fenotype
Available via: MyFonts, Canva, Fontspring
Antique Olive
Designed by: Roger Excoffon, URW Type Foundry
Available via: MyFonts, Canva, Adobe Fonts
Barbra
Designed by: Nurron Shodiqin
Available via: MyFonts, Creative Market, Canva
Dolmen
Designed by: ITC
Available via: MyFonts, Canva
Neue Machina
Designed by: Pangram Pangram
Available via: Pangram Pangram, Canva
Portland
Designed by: Fenotype
Available via: MyFonts, Canva
TAN Nimbus
Designed by: TanType
Available via: Creative Market, Canva
Ultra
Designed by: Astigmatic
Available via: Google, Adobe Fonts, Canva
Bowlby One
Designed by: Vernon Adams
Available via: Google
Dela Gothic One
Designed by: Artakana
Available via: Google, Adobe Fonts
Sigmar
Designed by: Vernon Adams
Available via: Google
Thick Thinks
Designed by: Martype Co
Available via: Creative Market, MyFonts
Campaign
Designed by: Mark Caneso
Available via: Adobe Fonts
Podium Soft Variable
Designed by: Mateusz Machalski
Available via: Adobe Fonts
Salo Variable
Designed by: Mateusz Machalski
Available via: Adobe Fonts
Gelatic
Designed by: Anna Remm and Eugene Tantsurin
Available via: Fontspring, MyFonts
Neighbor
Designed by: Mark Caneso
Available via: Adobe Fonts
Swear Display
Designed by: James Edmondson
Available via: Adobe Fonts
Obviously
Designed by: James Edmondson
Available via: Adobe Fonts
Wait, there’s more!
Get the Full List:
54 Fonts for Bold Brand Identities
If you’re looking for even more options to supercharge your design projects, I’ve curated an entire catalog of 54 fonts, which you can download for free!
There you have it.
24 unique fonts that will help you create bold, memorable, and impactful brand identities. So, get creative, experiment, and let these typefaces help you make your next project unforgettable.
And if you’re excited to explore the full list of 54 fonts, don’t forget to download the free guide here!
Found a font that speaks to you? I’d love to see how you incorporate it into your designs.
Share your thoughts in the comments below!