Display fonts are used to convey a specific feeling that the items they represented want to express. Display fonts are usually designed to be used at a large scale so that they can catch viewers’ eyes at the first glance and catch their hearts the next second. So they are commonly seen in customized logos and story titles.
It seems amazing to creating an atmosphere and a feeling through text and fonts. However, it’s totally possible and we saw too many examples in daily life that we didn’t pay a bit of attention to them.
For example, Press Start 2P is a bitmap font, one of the display fonts, based on the font design from 1980s Namco arcade games. So when it was used in game-names, people of 80s may feel the warm, happy and miss, complex emotions only belonged to those days. The “Press Start 2P” font style “Namco arcade” is the memory of a generation.

Example 1: Akronim

Example 2: Alfa Slab One

Example 3: Asset

Example 4: Atomic Age

Example 5: Audio wide

Example 6: Black Ops One

Example 7: Bowlby One

Example 8: Bungee Outline

Example 9: Bungee In line

Example 10: Bungee Shade

Example 11: Butcherman

Example 12: Caesar Dressing

Example 13: Carter One

Example 14: Ceviche One

Example 15: Chango

Example 16: Cinzel Decorative

Example 17: Corben

Example 18: Creepster

Example 19: Croissant One

Example 20: Diplomata SC

Example 21: Elsie

Example 22: Erica One

Example 23: Fascinate In line

Example 24: Fascinate

Example 25: Faster One

Example 26: Federant

Example 27: Fontdiner Swanky

Example 28: Freckle Face

Example 29: Croissant One

Example 30: Geostar Fill

Since there are so many cool display fonts we want to show you that we divided them into three parts, And this is part 1, and you can get more choices in the next parts if there isn’t anyone you like.