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!
