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Soft Fonts: 14 Rounded Fonts for Friendly Brands
Soft fonts have rounded corners and round shapes, with no sharp points. They are used a lot for kids brands, food packaging, wellness and beauty. Below are 11 fonts from our shop plus three free options from Google Fonts.
Bauhaus Soft: Friendly Rounded Serif
A serif with a geometric structure and rounded stems and terminals. Our best-selling font, used most for fashion, beauty and wellness. Nine weights and a variable font.
Test Soft →Mirya: Soft Condensed Serif
Our newest font. A condensed serif with ball terminals and partly rounded stems, so even the Black weight looks soft. Capital ligatures like CA, LL and LO join two letters into one shape. For retro labels, cafés and beauty brands. Nine weights and a variable font.
Test Mirya →Goji: Rounded Sans with Playful Alternates
A rounded sans-serif with many alternate letters and stylistic sets. It is playful but clean enough for logos and longer text. Nine weights and a variable font. For kids brands, gaming and friendly product branding.
Test Goji →Cesty: Friendly Rounded Display
A rounded display font. The heavy weights are full and bold, the light weights more open. For logos, posters, packaging and menus.
Test Cesty →Miox: Groovy Bubble Font
A chunky bubble font. The light weights look inky, the heavy weights look like the 70s. For bakeries, retro packaging, jewelry, beauty and music titles. Nine weights and many alternate letters.
Test Miox →Skay: Handwritten Bubble Font
An all-uppercase handwritten font that looks drawn with a brush. Similar in style to the Skims logo. For beauty and fashion branding. Nine weights.
Test Skay →Vole: Geometric Sans with a Wave
A geometric sans-serif with rounded counters and a wave inside some letters. The wave is visible in headlines and hardly noticeable at small sizes, so Vole works for both. Nine weights and a variable font.
Test Vole →Bauhaus Chez: Rounded Contrast Display
A rounded font with contrast between thick and thin strokes, ball terminals and round stems. For beauty, fashion and food branding. Nine weights.
Test Chez →Auria Sans: Sans with Soft Inner Corners
A clean sans-serif with soft inner corners, which give it a slightly wavy look. Alternate letters include rounded A, M and W and round dots. For logos and text. Nine weights and a variable font.
Test Auria Sans →Loco: Rounded Bubble Font
A rounded bubble font with letters that move up and down, and highlights for a stronger bubble effect, similar to the Cocomelon lettering. For kids brands, parties and stickers. Nine weights and a variable font.
Test Loco →Plox: Bubble-Block Display
A bold, blocky bubble font made from chunky rounded shapes. For kids brands, toy packaging and apps. Available as single weights and as a family with a variable font.
Test Plox →12. Quicksand (Free, Google Fonts)
A rounded, geometric sans-serif with low contrast. It works well for body text. Several weights on Google Fonts.
13. Comfortaa (Free, Google Fonts)
A rounded geometric sans-serif. It looks best at large sizes, for logos and headlines.
14. Nunito (Free, Google Fonts)
A rounded sans-serif that stays readable at small sizes. Good for app screens and product text.
How to pick one
For a soft serif, Bauhaus Soft or Mirya. For a soft sans that also works in text, Vole or Goji. For more personality, Miox, Cesty or Skay. For a soft sans for text, Auria Sans. For beauty and wellness, Bauhaus Chez. For large display text, Plox or Loco.
For wavy letters, see the wavy fonts post. For spring designs, see the spring fonts post.