Coca-Cola font. 6 free fonts in its lettering style.

For Coca-Cola lettering, start with Playball (sporty script, swash capitals).

Why it matches Coca-ColaWeight

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Chosen by eye · display

Playball

Playball · free

Coca-Cola

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Among the 6 Coca-Cola picks: the widest.

Playball: 1 weight; Coca-Cola set here at 400.

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What people make with Coca-Cola lettering

Coca-Cola’s script is wanted for vintage menus, diner signs and labels for home-made drinks. Playball has the sporty swash capitals; Great Vibes and Luxurious Script are finer, nearer the pen of the Coca-Cola handwriting. Yesteryear is a heavy vintage script that holds up printed small on a Coca-Cola-style bottle label. Arizonia has the thick and thin strokes of a brush, and Rochester the Victorian calligraphic forms, both for a Coca-Cola-style menu heading.

Is the Coca-Cola lettering a font?

The Coca-Cola lettering, in a line: handwriting, in Spencerian script.

Coca-Cola picks, measured

Playball

Coca-Cola

Arizonia

Coca-Cola

Yesteryear

Coca-Cola

Rochester

Coca-Cola

Great Vibes

Coca-Cola

Luxurious Script

Coca-Cola

Against Playball, at the regular weight.
FontWhySet atNearest pickWidthx-heightInkContrastWeights
PlayballSporty script, swash capitals400no measure0%0%0%0%1
ArizoniaBrush script, thick and thin400no measure−9.6%−13%−22%+6.5%1
YesteryearHeavy, vintage script400no measure−11%−26%+55%no measure1
RochesterVictorian calligraphic forms400no measure−13%+0.1%−15%−53%1
Great VibesFlowing, looping capitals400no measure−22%−11%−17%+2%1
Luxurious Scriptlab score 80 to Great Vibes400Great Vibes, 80−32%−15%−25%−47%1

Coca-Cola selection method

Can I use the Coca-Cola fonts for…

Coca-Cola: licences
Free fontPersonalPrintSellingLogo
Playball✓✓✓✓
Arizonia✓✓✓✓
Yesteryear✓✓✓✓
Rochester✓✓✓✓
Great Vibes✓✓✓✓
Luxurious Script✓✓✓✓
  • Playball, Arizonia, Yesteryear, Great Vibes, and Luxurious Script are under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
  • Rochester is under the Apache License 2.0.

Trademark

Free fonts, yes; the Coca-Cola name and logo, no: a menu, a label or a diner sign for yourself is fine, merchandise needs the owner’s permission.

Coca-Cola is a trademark of its owner; these are free fonts in a similar lettering style, not the original lettering.

Coca-Cola font questions

What font does Coca-Cola use?

Handwriting, in Spencerian script. First free pick here: Playball (sporty script, swash capitals).

Is there a free Coca-Cola font?

Not the Coca-Cola lettering itself; in its style, under open licences: Playball, Arizonia, Yesteryear, Rochester, Great Vibes, and Luxurious Script.

Which Coca-Cola font is the boldest, and which the narrowest?

Yesteryear has the heaviest ink of the 6 Coca-Cola picks, 108% darker than Luxurious Script; Luxurious Script is the narrowest, 32% narrower than Playball.

Which Coca-Cola font reads best at small sizes?

Rochester, with an x-height 36% taller than Yesteryear; most weights: Playball, 1.

How were the Coca-Cola fonts chosen?

5 of 6 chosen by eye: Playball, Arizonia, Yesteryear, Rochester, and Great Vibes. Luxurious Script: added for Coca-Cola by our lab’s scores, 80 or more against two picks.

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