6 cool bubble fonts for 2023

In this article, we’ll check out a few bubble fonts that are fun but also look modern.

1. Bool font with stylistic sets for playfulness

Bool is a playful font whose counters are rounded. This effect is best seen using bolder font weights, such as Bold, ExtraBold, and Black. In the image above, check out the letters B and O.

This font also comes with stylistic alternates, alternate characters that a designer can swap out with a design program (Illustrator or Figma, for example).

2. Lace, rounded type in bubble shape (bold weights)

Lace Rounded has nine font weights, from Thin to Black (very bold). Whereas the thinner weights make text designs look like they were written with a finer brush, the bolder weights bring out the bubble effect of this font.

Wavy, twisted letters, such as m and r, remind us of modeling balloons, and the rounded terminals add to a balloon feel.

3. Vole font with rounded counters

This type creates a balloon feeling by filling in the counter spaces of the letters. For example, check out letters b and w in the image above to see how this style makes words look watery or inky.

4. Skay font for a bubble balloon style

The bolder the font weight, the more of the balloon style of this typeface is to see. Like in the letter Y, round arms add an organic, fluid quality.

5. Goji, rounded geometric type

This type is a simple Arial Rounded-like design based on a classic sans serif geometric frame with rounded terminals to create a friendly design.

Goji turns into a bubble font set in Bold, ExtraBold, or Black. This font also comes with stylistic alternates, such as the letter O, for unique text stylization.

6. Loco, similar to Cocomelon font

Loco is a rounded bubble font inspired by kids and similar to the Cocomelon font. Loco is fun in style. Some letters are minimally tilted, the counters are rounded, and the terminals have a slight bleed. This typeface uses highlights to create a 3d effect. Best suited for logos and headlines.