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My favorite aesthetic google fonts

 Are you a person like me who uses Google docs, Google slides, or Blogger a lot?  If so, you might be getting tired of the same old regular font so I made a list of my favorite cute and aesthetic Google fonts!

Indie flower:  Indie flower is a font that gives me kind of handwriting cartoon aesthetic vibes and I like using this font for titles or subheadings.

Coming soon:  Coming soon is a clear and easy-to-read but cute font.  I like using this font for printables as it is easy to read for kids.

Short Stack:  This font is much like Coming soon but bolder and this font gives me fun and happy vibes.  A great font to use for writing a presentation or schedule.

Shadows into light:  The font gives me handwritten letter vibes and it is just a nice classic rustic style font.

Shadows into light 2: Shadows into light 2 is just the same style as shadows into light but bigger and bolder. 

Amatic SC:  This font is very light and the letters are very slim in this font.  The downside of this font is that it is kind of hard to see but if you put this font in bold it could make a nice aesthetic font for a poster or title page.

Architect's Daughter: A simple and cute font and perfect for online google docs planners or to-do lists.  I just discovered this font the other day and I just love it.

Homemade apple: this is a rustic and cursive font with an inky and romantic look.

Schoolbell:  This font's look matches its name!  This font gives me school kindergarten classroom vibes and I think of crayons and markers when I use this font!  This, in my opinion, is one of the cutest fonts on google.

Rubik moonstone:  This font is bold and reminds me of space and stars.  It's a totally sparkly and out-of-this-world font!

Those are all of my favorite cute google fonts and you can give them all a try next time you are on Google docs, Google slides, or blogger!

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