Fonts are extremely important for communicating your messaging effectively, but choosing the best presentation fonts depends on a number of factors. Use our presentation designers' essential tips to help you choose a style that’s right for your presentation aims. For more tips on choosing the best presentation fonts, visit: http://buffalo7.co.uk/best-presentation-fonts/

1. BEST
PRESENTATION
FONTS
CHOOSE THE
Serif vs.
Sans Serif
Less is
More
Line
Length
Custom
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Consider your brand image: is
your company 'modern' or
'classic'? If talking about a
company’s rich heritage and
history a serif is likely to be the
best fit, but when detailing a
ground­breaking new initiative
sans­serif is the way to go.
Proper line length aids legibility
and helps create structured
layouts. Use shorter lines of 45­
90 characters to keep your
content easy to digest. Also
consider line and character
spacing in PowerPoint to make
sure your texts reads just right.
If system fonts leave you
uninspired, check out some
open source Google Fonts to
bring your presentations to life.
Or if you’re getting serious with
type, consider Adobe Typekit –
which allows you to sync fonts
for use in applications.
Use just 2­3 per fonts per
presentation, as type adds
visual consistency. Decide
which fonts you will use for
headings and body then stick to
them. A good tip is to use
different weights of the same
font for heading and body.
Fonts!
07 CUSTOM.