Roman, transitional & modern serifs
Five hundred and twenty-one serif faces spanning old-style text roman, high-contrast editorial cuts and wedding-ready display serifs. Useful whenever the design needs authority rather than personality.
520 fonts (sorted by maker demand)Page 17 of 22
High-contrast serif with extended curved terminals and crossing strokes
Belgan Aesthetic is a high-contrast serif in which thin hairlines meet round bodies, the B stays broad, the g drops a loop and the upper n sends a long curl across the line, so a stacked title reads as a boutique masthead.
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Fine mixed-case name with three large circular sweeps below the baseline
Billang shows pale cream mixed case on a dark warm portrait: a long stroke crosses into the capital B, whose lower bowl becomes a large open circular curve, while the double l stays tall and narrow above the decoration.
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Tall condensed serif capitals with heavy uprights and narrow counters
Blinds Audience is a tall condensed serif in which the uprights keep heavy weight, the joins thin, the counters compress into narrow slots and the A opens a long triangular counter, so a stacked title reads as a gallery poster.
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Rounded serif lettering with curled capitals and low returning tails
Bright Gesture shows dark brown mixed-case lettering on a pale torn-paper field, where the B opens with a small inward curl, the G carries a much larger rounded entry and the descending g turns into a broad loop, while a long returning stroke beneath Gesture gives the lower word its own underline-like ending.
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Fine upright serif with looped extensions and a soft shadow
Brittany Signature is a fine display serif in which the ascenders and descenders loop away from the letter body, so a name reads as a signed mark rather than as set type.
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Fine mixed case with opposing large loops above and below the name
Camela shows pale cream lettering on a blurred brown field: the capital C opens broad, thin joins and rounded lowercase bowls give the ordinary letters a light horizontal rhythm, the first a drops into a large circular sweep below the middle and the l rises into an opposing curled stroke above it.
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Contrast capitals with fine foot serifs and curled ball-like C and E terminals
Candle sets a white capital word on black in which heavy curved sides meet fine horizontal serifs and thin diagonal joins, the C curls inward into a rounded terminal, the A carries a very fine crossbar and the E ends in rounded lobes rather than square tips.
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Substantial uppercase serif forms presented with a pale raised stone-like effect
Carina shows pale uppercase lettering against a beige stone-like background: broad stems, rounded bowls and short flared serifs form a compact title, with a narrow triangular A counter and a pointed diagonal R leg.
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4-style layered Western saloon Tuscan family + 50+ extras
Dacota is a 4-style layered American West Tuscan serif family bundled with 50+ hand-drawn Western banners, ropes, and flourishes.
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Fine uppercase title paired with a strongly slanted lowercase phrase
Dancing in the Rain pairs a high-contrast serif capital line with the same face slanted hard into an italic, so a two-part title reads as one loud statement and one quieter afterthought.
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Heavy soft serif lettering with a broad D tail and hooked n ending
Davenia Retro sets a bold serif with high-waisted bowls, a round shoulder and a D that opens into a swash, so a two-word title looks like a printed poster from the early seventies.
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High-contrast mixed-case serifs with long curled terminals
Dearshy Haislein shows cream mixed-case lettering with tall narrow stems and long decorative curls: the D begins with a low leftward sweep and several s-like forms carry raised looping flourishes.
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Heavy rounded mixed case with long curled entries and exits
Different Cultures shows white stacked words over a dark architectural photograph, where broad rounded bowls and heavy upright strokes meet a curled capital D and long curved terminals, with the t at the upper right sweeping below its line.
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Substantial upright serif title paired with a bold slanted lower word
Editorial Revival shows pale two-line lettering over a dark portrait, where Editorial stands upright with broad bowls and sharp serif tips while Revival below leans strongly right and ends in a large full stop, and smaller slanted supporting text repeats the same direction beneath.
Light widely spaced capitals with fine serifs and broad open counters
Elegant Font Abby shows a pale uppercase ABBY against a dark portrait photograph, where long fine strokes, broad open counters and delicate horizontal serifs keep the two B forms nearly identical and visibly restrained.
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Clean architectural luxury high-contrast display serif (OTF & TTF)
Elva is a poised, minimalist high-contrast editorial serif with wide classical Roman proportions and razor-crisp hairline brackets.
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High-contrast mixed case with curled E entry and a fine upper loop
Etyelfy shows cream lettering across a red blouse portrait, where thick angular stems and diagonal joins alternate with fine rounded curves, beginning with a rolled entry on the E, while a fine loop rises above the centre of the word and several letters meet in tightly fitted curves.
Outlined slab serif varsity capitals in solid and inline styles
First Sport is a slab serif varsity family in which the capitals sit square on heavy slabs and ship both solid and outlined, so a team name can be filled or drawn as a contour without changing the shape.
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Heavy condensed mixed case with flared feet and a tall narrow l
Flarion is a heavy condensed serif in which the bodies compress tall, the counters stay compact, the feet finish in pointed flares and the ascenders rise high with an oversized round i dot, so a name reads as dense fashion lettering.
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Tall condensed architectural & techno-editorial slab-serif
Gandisient is a towering, ultra-condensed techno-serif blending monolithic industrial vertical pillars with crisp flat bracketed serifs.
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Very heavy contrasting mixed case with a fine diagonal crossing stroke
Ganito shows large pale lettering on an orange-and-black portrait, where broad heavy bowls meet very fine joins, the G and a carry substantial rounded masses and the o reduces its counter to a narrow vertical opening.
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Bold high-contrast modern serif with teardrop ball terminals
Gifan is a bold, voluptuous modern luxury serif distinguished by lush teardrop ball terminals on 'f' and 'a' and notched architectural spurs!
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Lowercase typewriter-like forms with mottled gray-black interiors
Hello Friday is a lowercase typewriter-style serif in which the feet round off, the ascenders keep small upper terminals and the fill mottles from pale grey to near black, so a short line reads as uneven ink on a machine-typed page.
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High-contrast capitals with long crossing strokes and a sweeping central tail
Hermione is a modern elegant serif in caps with very fine hairlines, tall proportions and a set of display ligatures, shown over an editorial portrait and set with a slight arch.
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