What we checked
Fonts In Use, an archive of typefaces in real work, is where film title fonts are usually documented, but it has no entry for Disney's Frozen. A search of the site for the word frozen returns only unrelated results. They include typefaces that simply have frozen in their names, such as Frozen Memory and Frozen Alaska, and frozen yogurt branding. None of them is the film's lettering, so the answer stays unknown.
Evidence for this attribution ↓No paid font selected
Free alternatives
Compare the actual letterforms with the same text. These are editorial alternatives, not fonts attributed to Frozen.
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Cinzel
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Regular · Latin specimen
Classical capitals with small, flared serifs, close to the stately shape of the Frozen letters. It has clean, smooth edges, so you need to add the chipped, icy texture yourself.
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Marcellus
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Regular · Latin specimen
A flared Roman typeface whose strokes widen toward the ends, giving a carved look similar in spirit to the logo. It is lighter than the Frozen title and has a lowercase, so set it in capitals and thicken it if you can.
View fontWho worked on the titles
The American Film Institute's catalog lists Jeremy Chinn as title designer on Frozen, and gives the release date as 27 November 2013. The listing does not say whether that role included the logo, so we do not credit anyone with the logo itself.
Evidence for this attribution ↓About the film
Frozen was made by Walt Disney Animation Studios and directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee. It premiered at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles on 19 November 2013. A sequel, Frozen 2, followed in 2019, and Frozen 3 is listed as upcoming.
Evidence for this attribution ↓How to get the look
Start with tall capitals that have small, flared serifs, like Roman inscription letters. Make the F and N a little larger than the letters between them. Then rough up the edges so they look chipped, and add a curl or swirl inside the O. Set the word in white or pale blue on a deep blue background for the winter feel.
Common questions
Is there a free Frozen font?
The Frozen title is not a font you can download, and no source names one behind it. Fan-made fonts exist, but they are not from Disney. Cinzel and Marcellus are free, licensed alternatives with a similar classical feel.
What font is used for Frozen 2?
We found no reliable source naming a typeface for the Frozen 2 title either.
Who designed the Frozen logo?
Not confirmed. The AFI catalog lists Jeremy Chinn as title designer on the film, but it does not say whether that role covered the logo.
Sources & evidence
Editorial review completed November 10, 2026.
- Fonts In Use — search results for "frozen"
Design archive
- AFI — Frozen (film credits)
Film catalog
- Wikipedia — Frozen (2013 film)
Encyclopedia