Best Free Canva Fonts
Written by Casey Botticello
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As a Canva Pro subscriber, you may be aware of some of the differences between Canva Pro and Canva Free. One of the often overlooked benefits of having Canva Pro is the massive collection of fonts that you gain access to. This article will highlight some of the best fonts in the free version of Canva.
While Canva’s Free version does offer users a lot of great fonts, there are some really cool fonts only available in Canva Pro.
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Without further ado, here are the best free fonts in Canva:
1. Lovelo
Lovelo free font is a remake of the original Lovelo Inline – designed by Renzler Design, Vienna, Austria. It is a beautiful example of the display fonts offered by Canva.
2. Elika Gorica
The bold glyphs of this font are the perfect match for any design that intends to produce an impactful message. Letters that contain stems are straight and bold with the serifs slightly extending to produce a distinct outlook. Elika Gorica is ultra-legible and can be used for a variety of design projects.
3. Vildaloka
For content that emphasizes exclusivity and luxury, Vidaloka is the font to use. The edged-out serifs of almost every character add an essentially modern and luxurious feel to the whole font making it ideal for designs that push what we call contemporary. This sharply detailed free font is available in all caps.
4. Zabatana Poster
To get a perfectly professional impression on business cards and company posters, Zabatana Poster is the must-try free font on Canva. The tiny serifs in each letter add a complimentary modern look to a cluster of words when put together. Having very good readability, you are on your way to impress readers like a pro!
5. Genty
Genty is a blocky textured font set to transform any logo or digital artwork in remarkable style. The precisely round titles of the letters I and J act as a clear emblem when looked alongside the surrounding letters. Thanks to its informal style, this free font can be used on a variety of content.
6. Inknut Antiqua
Keeping to a historical theme, the next free font on our list blends medieval script styles with modern digital designs. Although Inknut Antiqua gets its inspiration from ancient manuscripts, this stunning font can be depicted by the formal and easy-to-read letters. This font works perfectly with low-resolution projects.
7. Brusher Cyrillic
8. Dr Sugiyama
Another handwriting-inspired font, Dr Sugiyama contains glyphs here are fluid and free-flowing and share their design origins from the post-world-war era. The slightly slanted letters produce a vivid and fun feature in almost every letter allowing you to produce birthday cards and other fun-related content.
9. Blanka
Blanka is a modern futuristic and minimalist font. It is great for futuristic logos, futuristic headings, and general website use.
10. Lobster 2
To complete our list of the top free fonts offered in Canva, our design team selected the Lobster 2 as a perfect all-rounder. Following the minutely vintage style of the Variane Script, this bold-themed font goes even further with its retro style. The blocky, bold, and straight font face has a flurry of tails and swashes to bring each letter into life. The Lobster Two font is ideal for logos and apparel thanks to its striking letters.
Conclusion
There you have it – this is our list of the best free fonts available in Canva. If you want more inspiration, why not check out our article on the best Canva pro premium fonts?
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