BRUSH SCRIPT DISPLAY FONT
Oleo Script is a free display font from Google Fonts, with a bold, brush-script style. Its retro letterforms suit headlines, logos, and posters.
Oleo Script at a glance
Specimen
Oleo Script is a bold brush-script display face with a retro, hand-painted feel. Its connected, energetic forms suit headlines, logos, and posters. It is built for short display text rather than long passages.
Body Text / 18pt Regular
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Regular
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Bold
Oleo Script pairs well with Open Sans, Roboto, and Lato.
RETRO & BOLD
Oleo Script + Open Sans
A bold, retro headline
Oleo Script is a bold retro brush script, lively for a headline but loose in bulk, so Open Sans handles the body. A warm pairing for cafes and posters.
SCRIPT DISPLAY
Oleo Script + Roboto
A hand-painted headline
Where Oleo Script's thick, looping strokes set a retro headline, Roboto's clean body holds the text clearly. Pair Oleo Script headlines with Roboto body on menus and promotions.
WARM ACCENT
Oleo Script + Lato
A bold script highlight
Oleo Script's bold brush flourish plays against Lato's warm, even body, retro script over a steady reading face. Use Oleo Script for headings and Lato for body on lifestyle pages.
If you need an alternative to Oleo Script, script fonts like Lobster, Pacifico, and Kaushan Script give a similar bold, retro feel.
Lobster
This is a Lobster headline
And this is body text in Lobster. It's worth considering as an alternative to Oleo Script.
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This is a Pacifico headline
And this is body text in Pacifico. It's worth considering as an alternative to Oleo Script.
View moreKaushan Script
This is a Kaushan Script headline
And this is body text in Kaushan Script. It's worth considering as an alternative to Oleo Script.
View moreSatisfy
This is a Satisfy headline
And this is body text in Satisfy. It's worth considering as an alternative to Oleo Script.
View moreYellowtail
This is a Yellowtail headline
And this is body text in Yellowtail. It's worth considering as an alternative to Oleo Script.
View moreCookie
This is a Cookie headline
And this is body text in Cookie. It's worth considering as an alternative to Oleo Script.
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