: I need a font like this but don't know which terms to look for I have an idea for a logo, and an idea of what the font should look like. However, I don't know how to go about describing

@Ravi4787994

johnp already mentioned using an automated font identification tool might prove troublesome without a rendered sample, but you could always just make your own rendered sample. It doesn't have to be perfect since the auto-identifiers build in some tolerance to broaden the search. Luckily, your glyphs are easy enough to create:



WhatTheFont returns a few typefaces that are very similar to your sample.





Another auto-identification service is What Font is.

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@Kevin459

If you would like to try a decent FREE font exchange go to www.dafont.com/. You can type in the actual letters you want to see in the fonts they have listed. They have it grouped very well and it may take a few minutes but I think you'll find what you want, be able to download and install quickly and be on your way.

Try the "Techno" section first.

Where it says Preview - enter "smarta" in the case you want.

Fonts work well on PC and Mac.

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@Kaufman565

If you are looking for a font which specific features, I would recommend using font identification apps/sites based on the traits you have in mind. In your case, it would be helpful to upload your final logotype to online ID sites to find something similar.


Identifont is a useful tool to find a typeface based on some questions on a font's anatomy.
Using this together with MyFont's "similar" font suggestions can be helpful. MyFonts also provides a font identification app and site, though this may not be helpful in your case, unless you provide a rendered prototype.
Fontspring also has a font id site in beta.
If you see a typeface with similar characteristics in the wild web, Fount can help identify it.

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