11 Best Photography Logo Fonts for 2020 | Free Download

• April 9, 2019
• Nick Saporito
• 5 comments

In this post I’ll be sharing a collection of the 11 best photography logo fonts that can be downloaded and used commercially, free of charge.

My criteria for choosing these fonts is that they must have a hand drawn, personalized signature sort of look. This is the style that tends to work best for photography logos when you consider the context. When someone hires a photographer, they’re seeking a personalized experience, so a personalized look is what resonates.

Photography Logo Fonts

Simply click the image associated with each font to be taken to the download page.

1. Abuget

A handwriting brush typeface by Khurasan.

2. Radicalis

A handwritten font series in stylish signature script, by Din Studio.

3. Rembank

A stylish script font by Garisman Studio that has just the right personalized style for a photography logo.

4. Onelove

This stylish signature font has more of a free flowing form for a more personalized, signature sort of look.

5. Tahu!

A brush stroke typeface in a heavier weight. This font may be a good option if you’d like to ensure that your logo can scale to small sizes and still be legible.

6. Darcey Oliver

A new elegant signature font by Eldertype Studio, debuted in February of this year.

7. Quentin

A nice brush script font by Get Studio. This one has a bit more personality and texture to it.

8. Reading

A signature font by Mega Type, first seen in March of 2018. This one is specified as a photography logo font, but its personalized appeal would make it very compatible.

9. Stay Classy

A handwriting font by Solidtype. I always like a font that has a lot of vertical depth to it.

10. Lemon Tuesday

Another stylish handwriting font. This one has a less formal appeal and looks like it was drawn with an acrylic pen.

11. Raustila

The last of our photography logo fonts is Raustila by Alit Design, featuring a stylish brush stroke stroke.

Bonus Font: Your Own Signature!

As I mentioned previously, photography logos tend to work best when they communicate a personalized look and feel, and what better way to personalize your logo than to use your own signature? Fortunately, it’s not difficult at all to write your signature out on a piece of paper, take a picture of it, and trace over it with free software like GIMP. In fact, I made a tutorial demonstrating how to do so a while back, which can be watched here.

Get Started with GIMP! Want to learn more about how GIMP works? Check out The GIMP Series – a comprehensive collection of over 60 videos where I go over all of the major tools, features and function in GIMP and explain what they, how they work, and why they’re useful.

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