Presentation Font #8: Libre-Baskerville
Another quality PowerPoint font to consider using in your presentations is Libre-Baskerville. This is a Google font that you can use for free inside many presentation software, Visme included!
Libre-Baskerville is a serif font style that can be paired with a variety of other fonts and color schemes, creating a more traditional look and feel for your presentation.
We use Libre-Baskerville in all caps as headings in our Modern presentation theme. This theme has over 800 different slide designs so you can pick and choose the ones that work best for your presentation needs.
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However, this font can also be used in body paragraphs just as easily, as it’s clear and legible and easy to read.
In the presentation template below, we’ve paired Libre-Baskerville with Josefin Sans in the header, creating a classic look and feel for any presentation deck.
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Libre-Baskerville is a classic font that will never go out of style and is a great typography choice for any professional presentation you may need to create.
Presentation Font #4: Fira Sans
Fira Sans is a stunning font that is incredibly versatile. In fact, you can utilize a font like Fira Sans as both your header and body font, with another font in the mix to act only as an accent font.
See what we mean in this PowerPoint template below.
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While Fira Sans is used in both normal and bold weights for the majority of the slide content, we see a nice serif thrown in as well to offset the single presentation font.
We see Fira Sans used in multiple ways in this informational presentation template below as well.
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This gorgeous sans serif font can be used in bold, italic, underline and more, giving you a wide variety of uses for this one font selection. Give it a try in your next presentation.
Presentation Font #6: Open Sans
Open Sans is a commonly used font for body paragraphs in your presentation slides due to its legibility. Because it’s a basic sans serif font, it’s the perfect way to visualize the larger pieces of text you might need to include on a slide.
Here’s a presentation template that showcases Open Sans used as the main font for body copy.
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However, Open Sans shouldn’t be discounted as only a paragraph typeface. In fact, you can also use it in professional presentations to help your headings stand out clearly, increasing readability.
Take a look at this marketing plan presentation that uses Open Sans as the large font for the title and headings on each slide.
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If you’re looking for the right font to ensure your presentation is easy to read and digest, Open Sans is a great choice.
Presentation Font #10: KoHo
The last font on our list is KoHo, a unique sans serif font that can be used in more playful presentations.
Whether you’re creating a presentation for school, a video presentation to play in your office or something else entirely, KoHo can be one of the best fonts to utilize.
We incorporate KoHo into our Creative presentation theme in the various headings of each slide.
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This is another one of our massive presentation themes with hundreds of slide designs for you to choose from, however this has – as the name would suggest – a more creative and playful feel to it.
If you need to create a pitch deck for investors or a sales presentation for new clients, KoHo and the Creative theme might not be for you.
However, if you’re embedding a slideshow onto your blog or sharing an informational presentation on SlideShare, KoHo could be a great way to engage your audience.
Presentation Font #5: Montserrat
Montserrat is a big favorite of ours here at Visme given that a large majority of our own headings across our website are done in this font.
However, it’s one of the top font choices you can use as well for the headings on your PowerPoint slides.
Check out how we’ve used Montserrat as a header in this marketing plan presentation template.
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It’s bold and helps your slide titles and headers to stand out to your audience, letting them know exactly what to expect each time you move to a new slide.
Here’s another example where we’ve used Montserrat, but this time we’ve used a thinner version in the header.
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This versatile font almost looks like a completely different typeface when you switch up its weight, giving you even more flexibility for using it across your various presentations.
As you can see, Montserrat is the perfect font to use when creating a marketing or business plan presentation as it’s both professional and visually appealing.
Montserrat also pairs well with a variety of different fonts. Try a thin sans serif for a nice contrast in your next PowerPoint.
Presentation Font #15: Playfair Display
What can we say about Playfair Display, other than it’s an incredibly chic and fashionable serif font.
This font has a strong box feel as most of the characters stay between the baseline and X-height. This means that most of the letters do not dip far below the line, nor do they rise above most of the other letters.
This makes Playfair Display great for strong titles and headers, as you can see in our presentation template below.
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Many fonts that go after the “box look” fail at being legible from a distance.
To avoid this problem and make the letters more pronounced, Playfair Display uses a variety of thicknesses in the stem of their letters when compared to the arms and other extensions.
Playfair display is a classy and elegant font designed to be used as headers or titles. While it can still be used in paragraphs, you may want to limit its usage to shorter portions of your text.
Similarly sized and spaced words written in this style can be disorienting for some readers. So instead, consider using Playfair Display as a font for titles, quotes or various subtitles in your presentation.
Как установить шрифт Europe Bold на сайт
Для установки шрифта «Europe Bold» на сайт необходимо скопировать все файлы шрифта в папку, например, «fonts/europe-bold». В файле стилей подключить шрифт, используя конструкцию CSS:
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@font-face {
font-family: "Europe Bold";
src: url("../fonts/europe-bold/europe-bold.eot"); /* IE9 Compat Modes */
src: url("../fonts/europe-bold/europe-bold.eot?#iefix") format("embedded-opentype"), /* IE6-IE8 */
url("../fonts/europe-bold/europe-bold.otf") format("opentype"), /* Open Type Font */
url("../fonts/europe-bold/europe-bold.svg") format("svg"), /* Legacy iOS */
url("../fonts/europe-bold/europe-bold.ttf") format("truetype"), /* Safari, Android, iOS */
url("../fonts/europe-bold/europe-bold.woff") format("woff"), /* Modern Browsers */
url("../fonts/europe-bold/europe-bold.woff2") format("woff2"); /* Modern Browsers */
font-weight: normal;
font-style: normal;
}
Установить шрифт «Europe Bold» для требуемого текста, поля, кнопки или другого элемента на сайте:
font-family: "Europe Bold";
Пример применения шрифта «Europe Bold»:
body {
font-family: "Europe Bold";
font-size: 1rem;
font-weight: normal;
line-height: 1.2;
color: #000;
background-color: #fff;
}
Presentation Font #11: Helvetica
Helvetica is a classic sans serif font that has a very loyal fanbase, and for good reason.
As seen most clearly in capitalized texts, the upper half of the texts are quite large when compared to other san serifs fonts.
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This causes the Helvetica fonts to have near-symmetrical proportionality when measuring the upper and lower portions of a text. These proportions make the identification of letters easier at a distance, like in the template example above.
This fact makes Helvetica a great font to use for headers and titles in live presentations where there may be people “sitting in the back row” and viewing your presentation from a distance.
To clearly communicate your main points, be sure to use Helvetica as a bold text on headings and titles.
Presentation Font #13: League Spartan
League Spartan is a simple sans serif font, that is bold, uniform and minimalistic by nature and is great for headings and titles.
Because it’s hefty even with the bold setting turned off, you may want to take extra precautions when using League Spartan for paragraphs or letter bodies.
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League Spartan works great as a header for infographics or cartoon-style presentations, like in the template above.
The purpose of an infographic is to take difficult or complex information and turn it into easy-to-remember points. The reason that League Spartan works so well with infographics is its simplicity.
To help set the overall tone of an infographic, you can use a simplified san serif font like League Spartan. A font like this will simplify an important or complex data point and make it feel easy to understand.
Presentation Font #9: Abril Fatface
If you’re looking for a bolder font that grabs attention, a slab serif like Abril Fatface might be just the font you’re looking for. This could pair nicely with a standard font like Helvetica or Verdana or a thinner serif like Georgia or Palatino.
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Check out how we’ve incorporated this bold font into the headings of the below annual report presentation.
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Abril Fatface is a great font for creating eye-catching headlines on your slides, but should only be used with short headings or pieces of text. A bold font like this can be hard to read in paragraphs or longer sentences.
If you’re looking for a slab serif font alternative, use fonts like Rockwell or a bolded Trocchi in your next Visme or PowerPoint presentation.
You could even look into custom fonts from sites like DaFont and import them into your Visme brand kit.
Presentation Font #17: Lora
Lora is a unique serif font that was made in a contemporary style.
Drawing its inspiration from calligraphy and traditional fonts, Lora is an excellent balance between an artistic and professional font.
Lora has very pronounced arches leaping away from the stem of each letter. This gives the font family a more “bubbly” feel to it, while still maintaining a sense of clean professionalism.
To unleash Lora’s true artistic nature, you’ll want to turn on the italics. When italics mode is activated, each letter receives additional swashes, giving it a more hand-written feel.
If you add weight to its default thickness, Lora is a great choice for both titles and headers and when set to its default settings, Lora truly shines as a font in paragraphs and bodies, as you can see in our presentation template below.
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Presentation Font #14: Poppins
Poppins is a versatile and linear san serif font.
Poppins is linear because of its strong vertical terminals, which are the end of a stroke that is not a serif. This gives the font a sense of weight and vertical authority, making it great for strong, stand-out titles and headers.
Not only is Poppins a wonderful choice for titles and headers, but it also works well for titles, text bodies and subtitles, as you can see in our presentation template below.
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The linear and versatile aspects of Poppins has made this font a favorite in the business and professional world. It feels casual, yet is still very professional.
Presentation Font #1: Lato
We’ve all seen a million and two presentations using standard fonts like Arial and Times New Roman. And while Lato is still a rather default font in many cases, this sans serif typeface has a more modern look to it.
Plus, the variety of weights that Lato is available in – from thin to light to bold and more – helps to ramp up this font’s overall appeal.
This font can be used in a variety of different ways, as we’ll see in the presentation templates below.
In this presentation below, we see Lato used as the header font in each slide. It’s paired with a thicker serif font to create a nice balance between the two types of fonts.
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Here’s another presentation example using Lato as the main header. Both of these examples are using Lato Light to create a more sleek and modern look in their slide decks.
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However, as we see in the above presentation, Lato’s normal and bold weights work perfectly for offsetting the light in various headings and designs.
Lato is a modern and readable font, making it perfect for nearly any type of presentation. However, it works perfectly for conveying your professionalism in a pitch deck as well, like we’ve shown you in these examples.
