30 Best Fonts Designers Should Use for Print

Selecting the right font for use in print is somewhat a challenging task. Print fonts should be concise, smooth, and be able to hold its own ground without extra help of other fonts. Many times Serif font is the obvious choice for designers. Although there are a few similar fonts that can be used for web and print, the list we’ve compiled below for most effective in print. Here we’ve picked a variety of famous and a few incomprehensible fonts that we believe do a good job of conveying readability when used for print.

Fonts Designers Should Use for Print

Tallys

Excelsior

Perpetua

Trajan

Akzidenz Grotesk

Geo Sans Light

Avenir

Meta

Stempel Schneidler

Vintage

Rockwell

Museo

Helvetica

Times New Roman

Stuart Standard

Houschka Pro Light

Adelle

Gylphya Std Black

Geometric Slabserif

Clarendon Light OT

Memphis

Coolvetica LT

Public Works

RePublic

Editorial Comment

Sling

Old Sans Black

Nevis

Chunk Five

QuickSand

Have we missed any other fonts? Let us know in your comment!