: Tools for comparing logo fonts I'm starting with a logo design and want to know what tools are available that an quickly compare different fonts. Take the word "Google" for example how can

@Shelley591

Most type foundries and distributor web sites let you mock up type using their online tools. Myfonts, for instance, lets you type a phrase, pick a type size, and then have it render in all available fonts.

Do note that randomly picking fonts to go with a company logo isn't usually the way to go about doing it. You'll typically want to have some idea of the typefaces' relevance during the design process so that you aren't spending time spinning wheels looking at 100 different fonts.

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@Speyer780

I'm sure a bunch of font organizing programs would let you do just that.

There's Font Book for Mac, which is what I used to use.

I recently heard about TypeDNA from one of these stackexchange websites actually. TypeDNA is a standalone application but it also allows you to connect it right into some Adobe products which is really neat.

There's so many of these programs out there.

(Sorry for the short answer I'm in quite busy this weekend, I'll try to expand on this later.)

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