The font you should choose for your custom sign will depend on the message the sign conveys. When it’s a simple, straightforward message such as a warning or a prohibition, it may be a good idea to stick to an easy-to-read, headline-style font. An example of this is Franklin Gothic. When you are using a sign like a designer sign, you may opt for a more elegant or fancier option, such as Helvetica. When deciding the font for your sign, it may be a good idea to stick to one or maybe two styles to prevent the sign from looking cluttered. Font size is an equally important consideration and will depend on factors such as sign size, which part of the text must be emphasized, viewing distance, etc. Please watch this short video that explains how you may finalize the right font for your sign.