45 Headline Fonts You Can Use for Maximum Impact

Home » Articles » 45 Headline Fonts You Can Use for Maximum Impact

Line25 is reader supported. At no cost to you a commission from sponsors may be earned when a purchase is made via links on the site. Learn more

In a world full of boring fonts, use a quirky one! With a plethora of new and fun fonts that are easy to download and use, you can express yourself in ways you’ve never imagined. The trick is finding the right one to represent you.

Because we try to make your life easier, we narrowed it down to 45 unique headline fonts that are eye catching and easy to read. Say goodbye to dull, ugly, unintelligible typography, and hello to a new generation of fresh, sophisticated, and contemporary fonts that are sure to please even the most unadventurous seekers.

Komoda

Clean and minimalistic, this font is a display, sans serif typeface perfect for headlines, editorial, and poster design.

Komoda

Calendas Plus

Simple and elegant, this is a calligraphy font with great details.

Calendas-Plus

Building

The Building font is big and bold, influenced by Art Deco.

Building

Glamor

Chic and sleek. The Glamor font family comes in a set of 24 fonts with more than 200 unique characters per font.

Glamor

Gabo

The Gabo font is bulky and bold, great for strong, eye-catching titles.

Gabo

Ostrich Sans

Ostrich Sans is a modern sans-serif font with a very long neck and comes in a variety of different styles and weights.

Ostrich-Sans

Blackout

The Blackout font was inspired by filling in sans-serif newspaper headlines. It’s bold and dark, making it stand out from the rest.

Blackout

Raleway

Raleway is a clean, geometric, and thin weight font.

Raleway

Chunk

Contemporary and bulky, Chunk is reminiscent of old American Western newspaper headlines.

Chunk

Big Noodle Titling

Big Noodle is a boxy font with a slight added softness.

Big-Noodle-Titling

Academic M54

This font is inspired by college and university t-shirts, and it’s ideal for logos and emblems.

Academic-M54

Coolvetica

Coolvetica is a sans-serif font, reminiscent of 1970’s American logo designs.

Coolvetica

Speakeasy

Speakeasy is a bold, retro font with Art Deco influences.

Speakeasy

Minstrel Poster WHG

Minstrel Poster WHG is another bulky, retro font with a futuristic quality.

Minstrel-Poster-WHG

Great Lakes NF

Greak Lakes NF is a retro and industrial font perfect font for displays and headings.

Great-Lakes-NF

Qhytsdakx

This font, pronounced “kits-dacks”, is skinny and elongated with a retro quality.

Qhytsdakx

Code

Code is clear and rounded, perfect for posters and logos. It also comes with accents and diacritics for most languages.

Code

Langdon

This font is clean and contemporary, with a slight vintage touch.

Langdon

Lovelo

Lovelo is a geometric sans serif font with two line versions.

Lovelo

Intro

Intro features a geometric structure that’s available in both the Latin and Cyrillic alphabet.

Intro

Muchacho

Muchacho is a Western-style font that contains all diacritical marks.

Muchacho

Bariol

Bariol is a quirky, rounded font that comes in thin and bold versions.

Bariol

Mission Script

Mission script is condensed, casual, sweet and fun, ideal for signage-lovers.

Mission-Script

Zebrazil

Zebrazil is ultra-elegant, ultra-sleek, and ultra-chic.

Zebrazil

Anson

Anson, named after the British aircraft, is a contemporary, industrial font that’s legible and unpretentious.

Anson

Promesh

Promesh is another serif font inspired by university sports teams, mainly the mesh used to make athletic jerseys.

Promesh

Summit

Summit is a sans serif font that’s futuristic yet elegant.

Summit

Peyo

Peyo is a playful, exclusively uppercase sans serif designed ideally for headlines and titles.

Peyo

Franchise

Franchise is a tall, condensed sans serif font.

Franchise

League Gothic

League gothic is a classic font that was originally created for American Type Founders Company in 1903.

League-Gothic

Junction

Junction is a sans serif font, and the first open-source type project started by The League of Moveable Type. It has also been updated to support other languages.

Junction

Knewave

Knewave is bold and chubby, with a freshly painted look.

Knewave

Orbitron

Orbitron is a geometric and futuristic sans serif font that features four weights (light, medium, bold, and black), a stylistic alternative, and small caps.

Orbitron

Megalopolis Extra

Megalopolis Extra is a contemporary and humanist sans serif font.

Megalopolis-Extra

Matiz

Matiz is a sans serif font with roughed up edges.

Matiz

Telegrafico

Telegrafico is a slender, expanded, sans serif typeface.

Telegrafico

Kilogram

This font is bold and geometric, and features a nice combination of round and sharp letters that truly stand out.

Kilogram

Age

Age is a modern and boxy sans serif typeface.

Age

Gipsiero

Gipsiero is a serif font that has a dusty, old newspaper type appearance.

Gipsiero

Nexa

Nexa is clean and simple, and it comes in light and bold weights.

Nexa

Aleo

Aleo features semi-rounded details and a sleek structure. The Aleo family is available in three weights (light, regular and bold) with corresponding true italics.

Aleo

Airbag

Airbag is a slab serif typeface that’s modern and crisp. This typeface has only uppercase letters and numbers.

Airbag

Archive

Archive is a contemporary font constructed with strong geometric forms for easy readability.

Archive

Musket

Musket is a rounded, playful typeface thats easy to read.

Musket

Mecca

Mecca is a skinny, light, and geometric serif font.

Mecca

Author
Iggy
Iggy is a designer who loves experimenting with new web design techniques, collating creative website designs, and writing about the latest design trends, inspiration, design freebies, and more. You can follow him on Twitter

2 thoughts on “45 Headline Fonts You Can Use for Maximum Impact”

Leave a Comment

Verified by MonsterInsights