If you’re looking for free bubble fonts for headlines, packaging, or social graphics, this guide rounds up the best options from Google Fonts plus a few premium bubble fonts for more unique branding. Bubble fonts range from simple rounded shapes to letters that look like they’ve been puffed up with air. Usually sans-serif and often inspired by the 70s, bubble fonts feel groovy and playful, but they can also be friendly and approachable with soft, rounded counters (the inner parts of letters) or highlights that add a 3D look.
Below, you’ll find a list of our favorite free bubble fonts on Google Fonts, along with a few of our own bestsellers for projects that need something a bit more distinctive.
1. Modak – Most-used bubble font with ink traps (free Google Font)
Modak is featured in more than 68,000 websites.
2. Goji – Rounded bubble font with lots of alternate glyphs (premium font)
Goji is a rounded bubble font with plenty of stylistic alternates for logos and display typography. Check out Goji here: Goji rounded font.
3. Sniglet – Modern bubble type in ExtraBold (free Google Font)
Sniglet is featured in more than 58,000 websites.
4. Skay – Handwritten bubble font for beauty & fashion branding (premium font)
Skay is an organic, handwritten bubble font with an inky brush feel, perfect for beauty and fashion branding. Its unique letterforms stand out in both headlines and logos. See Skay font here.
5. Titan One – Modern brush-style bubble type (free Google Font)
Titan One is featured in more than 56,000 websites.
6. Dangrek – Classy rounded bubble font (free Google Font)
Dangrek is featured in more than 48,000 websites.
7. Coiny – Bold rounded bubble font (free Google Font)
Coiny is featured in more than 47,000 websites.
8. Miox – Groovy bubble font for fun branding (premium font)
Miox combines bubbly, retro-inspired curves with modernized details, making it perfect for fun branding or even playful retro designs. See Miox font here.
9. Rubik Bubbles – Extra bubbly display font (free Google Font)
Rubik Bubbles is featured in more than 8,100 websites.
10. Vole – Sans-serif water font with bubble counters (premium font)
Vole has a Bauhaus-inspired aesthetic with its rounded counters and fun, fluid design. It’s a great choice for both modern and nostalgic branding projects. See Vole font here.
11. DynaPuff – Free fun bubble font (free Google Font)
DynaPuff is featured in more than 7,000 websites.
For more fonts similar to DynaPuff, check out this list of type for creative projects with a happy personality.
12. Rubik Puddles – Cloud bubble font with outlines (free Google Font)
Rubik Puddles is featured in more than 6,700 websites.
13. Cesty – 70s-inspired sans-serif font with rounded terminals (premium font)
Cesty is a soft, swashy font with a 70s feel and a stretched-out flow. Delicious in heavier weights, elegant in lighter weights. Test out Cesty.
14. Gluten – Inky bubble font (free Google Font)
Gluten is featured in more than 6,500 websites.
Bubble fonts FAQ
What are bubble fonts?
Bubble fonts are rounded, soft display typefaces that often look inflated or hand-drawn. They’re ideal for playful branding, packaging, kids’ products, and any design that needs a friendly, approachable feel.
Are these free bubble fonts on Google Fonts commercial-use friendly?
Most free bubble fonts on Google Fonts can be used for personal and commercial projects, but you should always review the individual font license on Google Fonts before using it in a logo or large-scale branding project.
When should I choose a premium bubble font instead of a free one?
Free Google bubble fonts are great for quick projects, social media, and smaller brands. For distinctive logo work or brand systems, a premium bubble font like Skay, Miox, Goji, or Cesty gives you more unique letterforms, better spacing, and a look that fewer brands are using.
Can I use bubble fonts for body text?
Bubble fonts work best in short headlines, logos, and callouts. For body text, pair them with a clean sans-serif or serif that’s easier to read in paragraphs, and keep the bubble font for accents only.
For more bubble type, check out our bubble fonts collection for commercial use.