Coca-Cola font
The Coca-Cola logo is hand lettering in the Spencerian script style, not a font; Loki Cola is the closest documented digital lookalike.
A Coca-Cola font generator, your words in this lettering, as an image you can keep.
What it matched
About the lettering
The lettering was written in 1886 by Frank Mason Robinson, the company's bookkeeper, in Spencerian script, the ornate penmanship style popularized by Platt Rogers Spencer that was standard for American business writing at the time. Remarkably, the script has stayed essentially unchanged ever since, making it one of the oldest continuously used logotypes in the world.
Common questions
What font is used in the Coca-Cola logo?
None, the logo is hand lettering written in 1886 in the Spencerian script style. The closest free lookalike font is Loki Cola.
Who designed the Coca-Cola logo lettering?
Frank Mason Robinson, bookkeeper and partner to Coca-Cola's inventor John Pemberton, scripted the name in Spencerian penmanship in 1886.
What is a free font similar to the Coca-Cola logo?
Loki Cola is the best-known freeware imitation of the wordmark, copying its swashed capitals and flowing connections.
Make your own in this style
Your words in the Coca-Cola lettering, pick a treatment, download the image, keep it. The full catalog lives in the generator.
