Pokémon font
The Pokémon logo is custom lettering drawn by hand, and Pokémon Solid is the closest fan-made recreation of it.
A Pokémon font generator, your words in this lettering, as an image you can keep.
What it matched
About the lettering
The wordmark was drawn by designer Chris Maple at Seattle's Media Design in 1998, for Nintendo of America's Pokémon Red and Blue reveal at E3, on a one-month deadline. Maple built the bouncy yellow-and-blue letters by hand from scratch, nothing he made started from an existing typeface, and that hand-drawn logo has anchored the franchise ever since.
Common questions
What font is the Pokémon logo?
The logo is custom lettering drawn by Chris Maple in 1998, not a font. Pokémon Solid is the closest fan-made recreation.
Who designed the Pokémon logo?
Chris Maple of Media Design in Seattle drew the international wordmark by hand in 1998 for Nintendo of America.
Can I use the Pokémon font commercially?
No. Pokémon Solid and Pokémon Hollow are unofficial fan files with no commercial license, and the logo itself is a Nintendo trademark.
Make your own in this style
Your words in the Pokémon lettering, pick a treatment, download the image, keep it. The full catalog lives in the generator.
