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MrBeast Font: Komika Axis, Third Rail, and Free Lookalikes
MrBeast captions use Komika Axis, the logo uses Third Rail and thumbnails lean on Obelix Pro. Get the free lookalikes and make MrBeast captions free.
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What Font Does MrBeast Use?
The MrBeast channel uses three fonts: Komika Axis in the videos, Third Rail in the logo, and Obelix Pro on thumbnails. The channel has never published a style guide; these are the fonts designers match again and again.
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Komika Axis: the MrBeast caption font
The words that pop up while he talks are set in Komika Axis, a heavy comic-book display face with a slight forward lean, always in capitals with a white or yellow fill and a thick black outline. Bangers is the closest free match, and Luckiest Guy is the rounder option.
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Third Rail: the MrBeast logo font
The MrBeast wordmark is built on Third Rail, a sharp, angled display face, with a custom letter E drawn for the logo. Third Rail is free for personal and demo use only, so it is fine for fan art but needs a licence for anything you monetise.
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Obelix Pro: the MrBeast thumbnail font
Thumbnail text is most often matched to Obelix Pro, a rounded, very heavy display font in all caps with a thick outline and a hard drop shadow. Luckiest Guy gives you the same rounded weight for free, and Bebas Neue fits a long title.
MrBeast Font Download: the Free Lookalikes
Komika Axis, Third Rail and Obelix Pro each come with their own licence terms. These free Google Fonts are safe in any video, including monetised ones: Bangers and Luckiest Guy.
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Bangers, for MrBeast captions
Download the family from Google Fonts, extract the ZIP and double-click the .ttf file to install it on Windows or Mac. It has the same slanted, punchy comic shapes under an open licence.
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Luckiest Guy, for MrBeast thumbnails
Install it the same way from Google Fonts, then add a thick black outline and a drop shadow in your thumbnail editor to get the full rounded, heavy look.
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Or skip the download and caption in your browser
Bangers, Luckiest Guy and Bebas Neue are built into VideoCaptions.AI, so you can pick them straight from the font list and export MrBeast-style captions without installing anything.
How to Create MrBeast-Style Captions in VideoCaptions.AI
Step 01
Upload your video
Create a new project and upload your video (MP4, MOV, WebM and most other formats). Every word gets its own timing, usually in 30 to 90 seconds depending on video length.
Step 02
Select Bangers from the font library
In the caption style editor, open the Font panel and search for Bangers. Set the case to ALL CAPS and choose a large size, typically 80 to 120px for a 1080x1920 video.
Step 03
Set yellow fill and black stroke
Set the text fill to yellow (#FFD700) or white (#FFFFFF), then add a black (#000000) stroke of 6 to 10px. This is the signature MrBeast colour treatment that pops on any background.
Step 04
Choose Flash or Build caption category
Flash shows a short group of words at once and matches fast-paced content; Build reveals words one by one for slower speech. Export at 1080p free, or up to 4K on Studio.
Other MrBeast Design Elements
Yellow and Black Color Scheme
Yellow (#FFD700) is the primary accent across thumbnails, channel branding and in-video text. Black is the outline for maximum contrast, and white is the alternative fill for variety.
Thick Outline Stroke
A thick black stroke, typically 4 to 8px at standard size, separates text from any background, so captions stay readable on bright, dark or motion-blurred frames.
Drop Shadow
A soft drop shadow beneath the text adds depth and works with the stroke for maximum readability on busy video backgrounds.
ALL CAPS Typography
All caption text is uppercase, in the captions, the thumbnails and the logo alike. The capitals match the high-energy pacing of the videos.
Large Font Size
Caption text fills about 10 to 15 percent of the frame height. On a 1080x1920 vertical video, that means font sizes of roughly 100 to 140px.
Fast Flash Timing
Word groups are short, one to three words per card, and land in sync with the speaker's rhythm. The rapid pace matches high-energy content and holds attention.
MrBeast font, answered
What font does MrBeast use?
Three fonts, one per job. His captions and subtitles use Komika Axis, a bold cartoon display face. His logo is set in Third Rail with a modified letter E. His thumbnail text is most often identified as Obelix Pro. None of these have been confirmed by the channel, but they are what designers consistently match.
What font does MrBeast use for captions and subtitles?
Komika Axis. It is a heavy, slightly slanted comic-style font, used in all caps with white or yellow fill and a thick black outline. If you want a free font that looks almost the same and is safe for commercial use, use Bangers or Luckiest Guy, both on Google Fonts and both built into VideoCaptions.AI.
What font does MrBeast use for thumbnails?
Thumbnail text is most often matched to Obelix Pro, a rounded, heavy display font, set in all caps with a thick outline and a drop shadow. Free alternatives with the same energy are Luckiest Guy for the rounded look and Bebas Neue when you need a narrow font that fits a long title.
What is the MrBeast logo font?
The MrBeast logo is based on Third Rail, with a custom letter E. Third Rail is free for personal and demo use only, so check its licence before using it in anything you sell or monetise.
How do I get MrBeast style captions for free?
Upload your video to VideoCaptions.AI, pick the MrBeast caption style or set the font to Bangers, turn on all caps, use yellow or white fill with a thick black outline, and choose the Pop or Flash category so words hit one at a time. Export the MP4 in 1080p on the free plan, with no watermark on paid plans.
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