Fontshare VS Brandmark

Still, filters are pretty basic. No filter on x-height, character and stroke width and so on. https://fontshare.com/ has all of these. - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago

I usually channel all the energy from the typo itch into looking at fonts and researching in local archives and books instead of buying fonts. This is mainly because I do work in Typo design. Of course, like you, sometimes I keep coming back to a certain typeface or font family that I yearn to use in graphic design or for a website. For those cases, I may save up to acquire one font subset, if I like it enough.... Source: about 3 years ago

You can use https://namelix.com/ to generate ideas for your brand name, and then you can use https://brandmark.io/ to generate logos which is completely free to generate logo ideas. Source: 11 months ago

Brandmark.io is a free AI tool that helps you generate brand names based on the description of your brand. Source: 11 months ago

I google my way into https://brandmark.io/ I found something I really liked paid the 175 for the enterprise package and a 'designer' than made a bunch of tweaks and options for me, sent me all the files. I went unique but simple just the name but in a font I love and had never seen before. https://www.tiktok.com/@studyofsweets/video/7210539152130231598 I added the slogan as they gave me full font files. Source: 12 months ago

I used this and it is fantastic but it took many iterations before I struck gold. Source: 12 months ago

I found like 30 names that I LOVED. I don’t even want to / can open 30 brands lol Also it’s linked to this (or not, not sure) It’s for a brand logo. You need to pay to use the logo if you like it but to be honest I used it for a few days until I found inspiration on what I wanted. I just screenshoted the ones I liked, posted it on social media to see how I like it… you can chose like pastel logo or vibrant. Works... Source: about 1 year ago