Truly, Madly, Deeply Loving 90s Fonts!
Add a bit of 90s nostalgia to your designs with these free and premium retro fonts.
Nothing is more fun than sitting back and reminiscing about the good ole days. But, today we’re going to try to take it to the next level with these 24 amazing fonts, all inspired by the best decade ever, the 1990s!
Whether you use these for branding, web design, or textiles, you’re going to adore the free and premium retro fonts we’ve put together for you!
Enjoy!
We've got all things neon for you in this super pack of retro fonts! Inspired by real world signs, this Tony Thomas crafted pack includes 5 of our free and premium neon font families, with 8 variations. Frome tubes and lines to dots cursive, you'll love the retro vibes these fonts bring your design.
Inspired by those flashing words seen at the beginning of our favorite TV shows from the 80s and 90s, Flashback is truly a font of the past. You can use this vibrant, loud font to bring a punch of color and creativity.
With your purchase of this pack, you’ll get lower and uppercase letters, numbers, symbols, and punctuation.
The Retro Signature brings the 90s disco life back to life with its electro and neon like features.
Bring the 90s back with the Dassie - Expanded Display Fonts by Prioritype. It's bold, playful while still maintaining that vintage feel.
Have fun using the Gumzilla Font Plus Graphic Pack. It comes with 3 awesome font styles and can be described as sweet with a comic style.
The Pixel Cube reminds you of the old games back in the 90s and how simple the game fonts were.
Talk about making a bold first impression!
Neolion Font Duo is a stylish retro font that was designed to bring to life the disco night life with its unique vibe.
Nothings screams 90s font like the Smiley Face Retro Font. It gives you that notebook doodle feel and makes your design projects bring that retro feel.
Want to bring the 90s grunge look back? The Copper Font will do just that for your designs. It has that vintage rock feel that would be perfect for posters and even band logos.
Thunderstorm is a handmade brush font that was designed after the disco and grunge movement in the 80s and 90s. The totally retro font comes with all the extras you need to make a big impression. We think it’s perfect for flyers, logos, and textiles.
Want a pixel font that is still legible? Then you’ll love Game Over ! The arcade-like font has very specific pixelated letters, balanced by thicker, uneven lines to make a nerdy, cartoony font unlike any other. Kid Pixies would be perfect on retro t-shirts or other apparel designs.
Again, we’re flirting with the 80s a little bit in this retro font. But everyone knows the late 80s and early 90s kind of meshed together into a retro, neon induced dream. Roots is a modern retro sans serif typeface that's stylish and easy to use.
Don’t sleep on Mandan! The font isn’t exactly stunning, but it sure is an authentic example of the many ‘serious’ fonts used throughout the 90s. The retro font is all business, but can still be used for some fun projects!
The 90s were a time of extreme musical diversity. On one end of the spectrum, we had RnB. On the other, metal and punk rock. If metal and punk were more your cup of tea, Class Rock font will definitely bring you some nostalgia. The modern typeface pays homage to the fonts used on CD covers.
Not every 90s font has to be over the top and exaggerated, though those are the best kinds. Some, like Primal Futuristic Font, show off the more otherworldly styles that were popular at the time.
Don’t call it a comeback, it’s been here for years! The Nemphis combines gorgeous vector, custom lettering with vibrant patterns, colors, and swatches. Every letter in this collection tells a story about themes and styles that were popular in the 90s, making it a favorite on this list.
Stacko Neon Font combines the nostalgic aspects of several decades, including the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. The result is an ode to childhood, but in a modern form. The retro, weird letters are perfect for branding, social media, and print media.
Sendha Techno Display Font has everything you could want in a 90s retro nostalgic font. The decorative, cyberpunk inspired font is loud and vivacious, perfect for posters and apparel. You can definitely make a statement with this fun 90s font!
The Record Scratch Retro font simply takes you back to the 90s of music cassette album covers and CDs. This whimsical font is casual and quirky at the same time.
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