Bold Fonts


Bold Fonts is one of the most common weights of a typeface, always with a heavier stroke than the regular/upright version. Bold is commonly used for emphasis. Bold typefaces can go by many names: demi bold (sometimes just β€œdemi”), bold, extra bold, and black and ultra. As the names imply, their stroke weights are incremental degrees heavier than the basic roman or medium weight of a typeface. Their primary use in text copy is to provide emphasis or establish a typographic hierarchy that conveys relative ranking of information. In this context, bold weights clarify content.

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Drowner – Display Font
Triver – Bold Inktrap Font
Varenon β€” Bold Condensed Display Typeface
Nareko – Display Font
Torra – Bold Digital Display Font
Rugmelt Rugged Messy Display Font
Seprolle β€” Handwritten Sans Script Font
Playful Dreaming Font
One Step Font
Gloomist – Bold Bubble Font
Zelvane – Elegant Linear Display Font
Kademir – Display Font
Heregh Font
Arabica Font
Howdy Beach Font
Branch Sans-Serif Font
Papercut Font
Sugar Garden Font
Norweigh Font
Monolog – Modern Condensed Bold Sans Serif Font
Monday Brew Font
French Sans-Serif Font
After Coffee Font
Honey Street Font