Looney Tunes font generator

Q: What font does the Looney Tunes logo use?

Alphabet Soup Tilt is the typeface the logo is set in. The bouncing orange capitals with a yellow edge are Alphabet Soup Tilt, a licensed face. Luckiest Guy, a free font with the same bounce and weight, stands in for it.

Type your own text, shape it, take the PNG. Set in Luckiest Guy.

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Letter space · 0

Line gap · 0.50

Padding · 5

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What font does the Looney Tunes logo use?

Alphabet Soup Tilt is the typeface the logo is actually set in.

The bouncing orange capitals with a yellow edge are Alphabet Soup Tilt, a licensed face. Luckiest Guy, a free font with the same bounce and weight, stands in for it.

This generator uses Luckiest Guyas an approximation.

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The face

NameLuckiest Guy

DesignerAstigmatic

LicenceApache-2.0

Glyphs369

3Dexact outlines

Looney Tunes-style lettering rendered with Luckiest Guy — The default Looney Tunes lettering. Use the editor above to try your own words.

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