Trendy Fonts to Add Some Hipster Charm to Your Website
October 20, 2017There are hundreds of fonts out there, but which font is best suited for your website? These days, “hipster fonts” have become very popular.
If you want your website to have a bit of folksy charm or character that you just won’t find in a font with your average program, there are tons of hipster fonts that can help add a “cool” factor to your website content.
Here are some hipster fonts for you to choose from:
Primitiva Slab
This particular hipster font is hand-drawn and is well-suited for a textured background.
Steelworks
This is a more gritty type of font and comes with italics and vectors that easily mimick the look of brushstrokes.
Aventura
This casual hipster font is reminiscent of the great outdoors, and might do really well in blog posts.
Ribbon
Appropriately named, the Ribbon font looks exactly like what it’s named after. It’s both stylish and whimsical, perfect for anything childlike, such as an e-commerce site about toys or a blog about babies.
Che’s Bone
Named after the font designer’s dog, Che’s Bone is perfect for anyone with a dog-associated website or blog with its round edges and skinny forms.
CutePunk
Punk has long been around, but “cute punk” is a little twist that we’re not used to seeing. This hipster font is not too harsh nor too trendy, giving it just enough cuteness not to overshadow the “punkiness” of the typeface.
Metropolis
This font will remind you of the city or your favourite science-fiction movie, and is somewhat robotic in nature.
Budmo
This font will make you think of carnivals and amusement parks and will easily draw anyone’s attention.
Sullivan
This crisp and clean font is very welcoming and will make your readers feel right at home.
Florence
This pretty typeface has a hint of a vintage, timeless feel.
Quarz 974 Light
Combining bold geometric patterns with natural landscapes is made easy with the quarz 974 light font.
Regina Black
This font features heavy letterforms influenced by elegant early 1900’s design and the friendly typefaces popular in the 1970’s.
Antique Book Cover
There is no better title for this font, which looks exactly like it should be featured on the cover of an old novel.
Distillery
Promoting some sort of tasty alcoholic beverage? Then the distillery font (perfect name!) is the font for you.
New York
You can’t have a hipster font without including one that is aptly named after the Big Apple. After all, this city is the hub of hipster culture.
The Bottom Line
There’s almost a seemingly endless supply of different fonts out there, but if it’s a hipster feel you’re looking for, any one of the above fonts should hit the mark.
