1. Simbox

A great sans-serif font, the Simbox typeface is designed with elements of color to add a bit of pop. While the font is a bit unusual, its wide and straight design makes it a great choice when making logos or short titles. To give its headers more variety, the Simbox font comes with color alternates as well.

2. Redtone

A combination of straight lines and perfect circles, the Redtone typeface is a Geometric Sans serif font that is a perfect option for every display project you work on. With a total of 14 fonts and 7 weights, the Redtone font family is great for logos, headlines, branding, and pretty much anything else.

3. Visby CF

Inspired by the stark beauty and the crisp air that can only be found in the Artic, Visby is a geometric typeface that has tons of personality. In lowercase, the typeface has a friendly and charismatic feel, while uppercase is more sophisticated and authoritative. The hard lines and sharp corners mesh well with Visby’s smooth, rounded letterforms and a touch of warmth thanks to humanist nuances added in.

4. Altone

Complete with 18 styles, Altone was designed to be easily received by a reader with its regular and conventional geometric sans serif design. With two different styles, each consists of nine weights from thin to heavy that you can use on any project.

5. Geometrica

With a modern, clean, and minimalist design, the Geometrica font is a Geometric sans typeface complete with 10 uprights as well as 10 matching italics. Inspired by the desire to create a typeface that comes with upper and lowercase characters plus small caps that all have the same proportion. While Geometrica is perfect for a wide range of projects but works best with UI/UX projects, app design, or branding.

6. Brooklyn

A modern sans-serif typeface, the Brooklyn font has been inspired by classic geometric typefaces that breathe minimalism. Perfect for creating headlines that look incredible as well as logotypes and branding. With four weights and four versions in italic, the eight fonts you receive will keep the creativity going.

7. Lion Card

Purely written by hand, the Lion Card font has a geometric style that everyone will fall in love with. Perfect for logos or branding, the abstract style of your design makes a perfect combination with Lion Card. For amazing results, try using flat colors for extra pop.

8. ARTICLE

The Article typeface is a sans serif font that is geometric and modern while containing tiny bits of personality that make it stand out. A great option for both headers and body copy, the Article font family also includes all Latin characters, numbers, punctuation, and special characters, giving you everything you need to create incredible typography designs.

9. Captura

The Geometric Sans Serif typeface Captura will do everything it can to capture your attention. Reduced to its essential attributes, the typeface offers support for any design you’re working on. From eccentric or average characters, headlines or captions, Captura will always give your work a decent look while remaining completely legible. Great for magazines, infographics, branding, and stationery, Captura will have you in its grasp from the first moment you use it.

10. Garet

Consisting of 22 weights, the Garet typeface comes with a high x-height, as well as clean and soft letterforms while providing your work with a smooth masculine tone. The unique oval shapes are derived from optically perfect circles and closed counters to give their forms emphasis. This design makes Garet a great choice for any print or on-screen media project you’re working on.

11. Mollen

Designed to be functional, the Mollen typeface is a sans serif font with glyphs that are shaped with geometrical forms that have a specific structure visually. With a simple and clean form that has a low contrast stroke, plus low capitals that have a flat top with low descenders, Mollen’s personality shines through and is a great fit for any contemporary, technological, or modern design.

12. Technica

A display font with a modern geometric appeal, the Technica font has an overall futuristic tech feeling to it. Suitable for any project, the typeface is best suited for games, music, movies, technology, and branding.

13. Morro

Based on simple geometric shapes, Morro was based on the idea of taking these shapes and arranging them into letters where a filled figure is formed from the outer edges. Morro Regular acts like a stencil and is supported by a block shadow style plus an outline option. These fonts can be layered or even superimposed on each other so you can create many different types of text effects.

14. Noyh

Taking inspiration from similar typefaces from the 90s and 2000s, Noyh is a modern geometric font whose main purpose is to perform as well as possible in as many projects as possible. Its geometric structure comes with smooth corners that are pleasing to the eye and also provide great legibility and high contrast, making it extremely clean and friendly. Great for headlines, banners, websites, and more, Noyh could easily be a new favorite.

15. Geometricity

A simple geometric color display font, Geometricity has been inspired by basic shapes which help make the typeface legible. With support for Photoshop CC 2017, Illustrator CC as well as Firefox, the Geometricity font is a great choice for any project that needs a display font to make it stand out.

16. Aceh

Available in sharp and soft shapes, Aceh comes in two forms – Upright and a matching Oblique. With nine weights available, Black appears as a powerful weight while thin gives a cleaner and more modern look. Great for branding, the typeface can provide an elegant dynamic and reflect a dynamic lifestyle to help your brand stand out.

17. Gogh

With its traditional spirit and modern look, the geometric, sans serif font, Gogh blends evenly without distracting the reader while keeping a rich and distinctive character. Consisting of 10 weights and their matching italics, the Gogh typeface is a fully functional variable font that gives any designer a great font without having predefined weights restricting their creativity.

18. Matric8

A unique design is the first thing you’ll notice when you look at the Matric8 typeface. Designed for personal or business purposes, the Matric8 font will turn heads no matter what project you use this geometric font in.

19. Gallant

A simple design leads the way with this modern, geometric, sans serif font. The Gallant typeface has a personality all it’s own and can be an easy choice for headers or body copy. With all Latin characters, numbers, punctuation, and special characters included, you don’t need anything else to give your project a great, clean look.

20. Finador

A soft, geometric sans family, the Finador typeface has a modern appeal with a functional style present in geometric sans but softened by rounded corners and open apertures. With eight weights included in the font family, Finador is a versatile typeface that can support all of your needs.

21. Mount

Mount is many things that you may not consider a geometric font to be: luxurious, elegant, modern, with a unique and classy look. Crafted specifically for modern-themed projects, it is ready to use on magazines, branding, logos, social media, and much more.

22. Blockhead

A robust slab serif font, Blockhead was crafted to draw attention and highlight any project you use it with. While it feels bold and powerful, the typeface surprisingly has a modern or friendly feel. With three weights, each of which comes with 252 glyphs, Blockhead is a perfect choice for industrial logo designs, headers, or even bold posters.

23. Aventa Geometric Variable Typeface

Full of contemporary touches, the Aventa typeface has an exciting geometric feel to it. Created from elementary shapes and blended with clean circles along with sharp edges and modern cuts. Designed as a variable font that provides a lot of options to any designer as well as access to types of looks that are unique.

24. DECORA

With a design that recalls the look and feel of the Great Gatsby, the Decora typeface is a geometric art deco font. Providing designers with clean lines, elegance, and more, the typeface is a great choice for package design, logos, branding, invitations, and more.