Wavy fonts give a fun personality to logo designs and headlines. Whether you’re looking for a typeface with an overall wavy contour or one whose letters recreate a sound wave-like design, this list covers our favorite wavy fonts for playful, modern branding.
Fun & Groovy Typefaces
1. Auria Sans – Wavy, Airy Sans Font For Unique Branding
Auria Sans is a modern sans font designed for logos and text. Clean shapes and rounded ink traps give it a wavy, airy character without turning decorative. Alternate glyphs (including multiple r terminals and rounded alternates for letters like A, M, and W) make it easy to fine-tune a unique brand voice.
2. Lace Regular – Ribbon-Like Monolinear Summer Font
This first typeface, Lace Regular, is a monolinear (strokes have the same thickness) font that resembles a smooth rope or ribbon appearance. It’s a friendly font that is an excellent fit for summer designs—with warped bars and terminals blowing in the wind (compare the horizontal stroke of letter f and terminal of letter r).
3. Skay – Groovy Bubble Font For Bold Logotypes
Skay—in very bold weights like Black—is a font best used for groovy logotype. Skims uses a similar font. Paired with a muted, warm color palette, it creates a retro look through its fluid, smooth brush design. The typeface feels soft and bubbly because of its bloated roundness and dynamic due to its irregular letter axes.
4. Cesty – Friendly Rounded Display Font For Logos And Packaging
Cesty is a bold, rounded display font with a friendly feel. Heavier weights look soft and full, while lighter styles bring a springy, open character—great for logos, posters, packaging, menus, and brands that want something bold but approachable.
5. Kijs – Naturally Curvy Serif With Alternate Brush-Style Letters
Kijs is one of my favorite fonts to use these days because of its versatility. This font comes with alternate letters that are more brush style and additionally with regular serif glyphs that you can swap with the more organic defaults. While it may not have an innate wavy typeface design, setting text in Kijs Bold (or bolder) creates a natural, curvy appearance due to italic-like and brush-style letter details (compare letters B and R and the ampersand as well).
6. Pout – Unique Reverse-Contrast Display Font With Whimsical Energy
While Pout may not be as versatile as Kijs and some other wavy fonts, the typeface has the power to make your display designs, like logos and headlines, look unique. The typeface gains its whimsical look through being a reverse-contrast font where the horizontal strokes are thicker than the vertical stems. This display font also has many stylistic sets that allow you to pick from various glyphs, for example, a curvier r or w.
Classic Curvy & Rounded Modular Fonts
7. Bauhaus Bau – Rounded Modular Font For A Retro Look
Bauhaus Bau is a classic font for a retro look that’s also easy to stack, here shown in ExtraLight and Bold. Depending on the letters you use for your design, this typeface can also create a wavy outlined shape of text.
8. Vole – Fluid Inner Counters For A Wavy, Water-Like Feel
The Vole typeface calls for particular applications, such as fun logotype, but the rare look of its inner counters being wavy makes this font an easy consideration. The bolder weights of Vole create a fluid, very curvy design, especially when the letter spacing is tight.
9. Lace Rounded – Friendly Rounded Version For Modern, Personal Designs
Lace Rounded is the rounded version of Lace, giving this type a friendlier look. It looks great in all caps and with a thinner font weight—modern and simple, but still personal. Its smooth outline also makes it a strong fit for Cricut projects.
10. Swav Display – Geometric Wavy Typeface With Futuristic Sound-Wave Energy
Swav Display is a new, monolinear typeface—all angled strokes are +/-22.5 degrees tilted, making this type perfect for wavy logotype and headline text. Swav is geometric in its structure and futuristic in appearance. Depending on the glyphs used, Swav can create a retro-groovy 80s and 90s look. For example, Swav is similar to the NASA font if you’re looking to design logos and texts in that style.
