King Basil will work for practically anyone from portrait and wedding photographers to children and food photographers. 3. Beautiful Bloomīeautiful Bloom by Mats-Peter Fross is really trendy right now. JackBlack is free for personal & commercial use. It has a simple, laid-back feel to it making it perfect for friendly, active photographers.

JackBlack by Typadelic is a casual script font. It’s free for personal & commercial use and you can download Milkshake here. Milkshake’s bold, round shape works great against busy backgrounds making it an ideal watermark and logo font. This signature font has a friendly feel to it. Milkshake by Laura Worthington is a thick brushed script font. Hope you’ll love these fonts as much as I do! 1. The word “photography” in each example is written using “Raleway” font and you can download it here. I made simple logo examples with each of these fonts and you can see them in the images below. Most of these signature font examples are free for personal use and most of them come with a free commercial license as well, so if you plan to create a logo for yourself you can use all of these fonts, but if you plan to sell whatever you create from these, pay attention to the license. So I decided to share with you all of my go to signature fonts – both free and premium! With these, you can create your own unique logo or watermark. About two months have passed since then and those logo templates have been downloaded more than 12’000 times by now.Ī couple of days ago I checked out the download statistics and noticed that logos with fonts that look handwritten are more popular than others! This made me think that many photographers are looking for a logo that looks personal – as if signed by hand.

Recently I finished my “ 100 free photography logo templates” challenge where I made 100 photography logos that anyone can use.

Download font keren