The Simpsons font
The Simpsons' lettering comes from Matt Groening's own handwriting, so there is no retail font behind the logo; the closest documented font is Akbar, Jon Bernhardt's digitization of that handwriting style.
A The Simpsons font generator, your words in this lettering, as an image you can keep.
What it matched
About the lettering
The show's title lettering is hand-drawn in Matt Groening's personal handwriting, the same hand behind the original Life in Hell comic strip, rather than set in any commercial typeface. Production lettering and signage in Springfield follow that hand-drawn model, which is why font matches are always recreations rather than identifications. Akbar is the recreation that documentation consistently names, having been drawn directly from Groening's lettering style.
Common questions
What font is used for The Simpsons logo?
There is no commercial font, the lettering is Matt Groening's handwriting. The closest documented recreation is Akbar by Jon Bernhardt.
Is there a free Simpsons font?
Akbar circulates as freeware and recreates the show's handwriting closely; another popular option is Simpsonfont by Sharkshock, free for personal use.
Who created the Simpsons font Akbar?
Jon Bernhardt created Akbar as a digitization of the handwriting style Matt Groening uses for the show.
Make your own in this style
Your words in the The Simpsons lettering, pick a treatment, download the image, keep it. The full catalog lives in the generator.
