How to Identify the Font Style of Your Changeable Copy Sign Letters

When it comes to changeable copy signs, determining the font style of your letters is crucial for maintaining consistency and ensuring proper visibility. If you're unsure about the type of letters you're currently using, here’s a simple guide to help you identify the font style.

1. Examine the Shape and Thickness: Look closely at the shape of the letters. Are they blocky, serif, or sans-serif? Compare your letters with Pronto Gemini’s common font styles such as Helvetica, Gothic, or Clarendon, at www.OutdoorSignsAmerica.com
2. Measure the Height and Width: Use a ruler or measuring tape to determine the exact height and width of each letter. Outdoor Signs America offers various sizes, and identifying the correct size can help you pinpoint the exact font style.
3. Take a Clear Photo: If you're still unsure, take a high-resolution photo of the letter. Email it to Outdoor Signs America, who’s experts can assist in identifying your font. Below are examples of each font Outdoor Signs America offers:

4. Check for Font Markings: The font name may also be written at the top of the letter. An "S" at the top right indicates the Stewart font. Look for any small markings or identifiers molded into the plastic, which can be a direct clue to the font style. You can view our examples below:

By accurately identifying your font style, you can order replacement letters and maintain a consistent look for your sign.