Top 10 Script Google Fonts
Our new curated list of the top ten Script fonts from Google Fonts is here. These stylish, handwritten typefaces bring a personal, expressive touch to any design. Perfect for things like wedding invites, branding, social posts, or headlines. Each font on this list is free to use and full of character.
01. Sacramento
Sacramento is a sleek, monoline script that takes inspiration from the hand-lettered brochures of the ’50s and ’60s. It strikes a nice balance between formal and laid-back, making it a great choice for headlines and titles that need a touch of elegance without feeling too stiff. Designed by Astigmatic.
02. Parisienne
Parisienne is a relaxed, flowing script with roots in the 1960s. It has a gentle bounce and just enough quirk to keep it from feeling too formal. With its blend of classic style and free-spirited charm, it’s a versatile pick that works beautifully across everything from branding to social graphics. Designed by Astigmatic.
03. Inspiration
Inspiration brings the party with its playful, bouncy script style that doesn’t take itself too seriously. You might recognize it from the Michaels craft store logo—it’s full of creative energy. Plus, it supports a wide range of Latin character sets, including Western, Central, and Vietnamese, so it’s as versatile as it is fun. Designed by Robert Leuschke
04. Petit Formal Script
Formal script fonts convey elegance and sophistication, but they often struggle on screens. Their fine lines, long strokes, and tight spacing can make them hard to read at small sizes. Petit Formal Script was designed specifically for digital use, staying clear and legible even at 13 pixels. Designed by Impallari Type.
05. Allura
Allura features clean, casual letterforms with excellent readability. Its script and formal styles offer a softer, more elegant feel, ideal for display, packaging, and advertising. This OpenType Pro version includes alternate glyphs, flourishes, and full Latin character support, including Western, Central, and Vietnamese. Designed by Robert Leuschke.
06. Kaushan Script
Kaushan Script keeps its raw, hand-drawn energy by avoiding over-polished, perfect shapes. Slight variations in stroke angles and baseline placement give it a natural, rustic feel. With shorter ascenders and descenders, it stays legible on screens, even at sizes as small as 16 pixels. Designed by Impallari Type.
07. Satisfy
Satisfy is a lively brush script that blends classic style with a modern twist. It brings a bit of flair to any project, making it a great choice for headlines, logos, and more. Designed by Squid, this typeface adds personality while staying clean and readable.
08. Alex Brush
Alex Brush is a smooth, flowing script with short ascenders and descenders, making it more legible than many other script fonts. It includes full Latin character support, covering Western, Central, and Vietnamese languages. Designed by Robert Leuschke.
09. League Script
League Script is a modern, playful script with a vintage touch. It feels like a blend of handwritten love notes and classic 1920s lettering. Designed by Haley Fiege for the League of Moveable Type, it includes ligatures and serves as a foundation for future script styles.
10. Ephesis
Ephesis is a modern, casual script that’s perfect for invitations, greeting cards, packaging, and scrapbooking. It includes full Latin character support, covering Western, Central, and Vietnamese languages. Designed by Robert Leuschke.
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