() Grace: I'm so glad I found you before I began using 600 fonts! The extension is such a brain-saving product so I can actually see a word in these different fonts before making a decision on which looks best for a project. Saves me loads of time sorting through system fonts. () Mirelis A: So easy to use! This extension is so helpful. () Rivkah R: This website is awesome! It has saved me so much time and brain power by allowing me to easily see how my wording will look in different fonts and by allowing me to easily select and then compare fonts I think might work. With the ability to filter, the short list becomes super handing when envisioning and selecting the right font for a project. () Reinie George: I've found no better way to sort through all fonts for a project. () Michelle Sprout: Awesome app!! Very helpful to make decisions on what font to use on my projects. I love that you can enter in your title and filter it down to your favorite fonts. #WORDMARK IT FREE FREE#
() PianoSongDownload: Love it! I have the free version, and I use it whenever I'm trying to figure out which font to use for my sheet music titles. I have removed the extension and re-enabled it, but nothing changed. It has pretty much rendered this extension useless because I use script fonts 9 out of 10 times I create something. It seems that all of my script fonts do not show any longer. 
() Maria Hart: I love this extension, but it stopped showing all of my fonts all of a sudden. () Rachel Salas: LOVE everything about this, I use it almost daily, it helps me find the perfect font for my project, I just type the phrase I want to see and it shows me my phrase in all my fonts! SO EASY TO USE!!. () Jarae Thurmond: Absolute GO TO - //////////////wish I knew about it sooner and I tell everyone that's a designer or crafter. () Cathe Swanson: I find this so helpful! It's easy to use and fast. With this app I can type in a few words and see it in all the available font's and it saves me a lot of time on my projects. I use it with my Cricut and I have way to many font's to be able to make an easy decision. () Tammy Hooker: This app makes it SOOOO easy to pick a font. () Anant Sonawane: Using it since 10 Years. Consider using a classic typeface with a color twist, or go with a contrasting palette to emphasize the name of your business. A splash of color can be the difference between a forgettable wordmark and one that people remember. While typeface is key with wordmark logos, colors shouldn’t be overlooked. 
However, a distinct business name will set you apart from competitors, and a wordmark will help it stick in people’s minds. Logos emphasize why your business is unique, but this can prove harder to do without any imagery to reinforce the message. In other words, long business names can impact the versatile advantage of a wordmark.
Once a wordmark gets too lengthy, the design looks cluttered, and it’ll be hard to use your logo on smaller surfaces or screens.
If you have a short business name, ideally limited to one word. As you become more well-known, you can consider shortening the wordmark to a monogram logo with the same colors and typeface. Starting with a wordmark allows you to build brand recognition, as your audience will come to associate your business with the fonts and colors of your logo. When just introducing yourself to the world, it’s not a bad idea to just tell it like it is with your logo. We’ll show you why that’s not the case below, but in the meantime, here are a few scenarios in which you should think about using a wordmark to represent your business: Because of the lack of icons or images, many people worry that wordmarks make for boring logos.
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