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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Taller – Condensed Sans Serif Font
Sunny Star – Summer Display Font
NV Gourd Condensed Sans Serif Font Family
Negula Font
Granetha – Bold Condensed Font
Corgan Font
CS Celka Stamp Font
CS Castro Stamp Font
CS Goblet Stippled Font
CS Grained Stippled Font
CS Caspian Stamp Font
Magenta Serif Font
Harmera Font
Balance Font
Running Sundays Font
Varsity Season Font
Morning Sunshine – Ultra Bold Font
Brownie Font
Jersey Varsity Slab Serif Font
Straw Berry Font
Flanker Font
Matcha Cream Font
Melting Font
Crumbs Font