What the sources say
Fonts In Use has an entry for The Office (US) logo, dated March 2005, with ITC American Typewriter as the only typeface listed. It credits the production companies Deedle Dee Productions and 3 Arts Entertainment and tags the mark as an all-lowercase logo. The entry does not name the weight or say whether the letters were adjusted, so we only claim the typeface, not an exact style.
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 The Office.
Free alternative
Courier Prime
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Regular · Latin specimen
The closest free match for the typed feel, with slab serifs and rounded ends. It is monospaced, so letters sit in equal-width slots and the word looks more mechanical than American Typewriter.
View fontAbout ITC American Typewriter
ITC American Typewriter is a retail family from the International Typeface Corporation. Fonts In Use credits Joel Kaden with the two lighter weights and Tony Stan with the Bold and Outline styles. ITC officially announced it in 1974 in its magazine U&lc, and Ed Benguiat added italics in 1989. Several companies, including Bitstream and URW, later made digital versions of the family.
Evidence for this attribution ↓You may already have it
Apple lists American Typewriter, including Bold, Condensed, Light and Semibold styles, among the fonts that ship with macOS Sequoia. If you design on a Mac, you can type the title in American Typewriter in Pages, Keynote or any design app with no download. Check your own licence needs before using it in a logo or product you sell.
Evidence for this attribution ↓How to get the look
Set the words in lowercase, keep the spacing loose, and use a regular or medium weight in black on white. The look relies on soft slab serifs and round dots on letters like a and r. If you do not have American Typewriter, Courier Prime gives a similar typed feel; Special Elite works if you want a worn, inked texture.
Common questions
Is The Office font free?
Not as a download. ITC American Typewriter is a paid retail font, licensed through MyFonts. It does come installed on Macs, and Courier Prime is a free typewriter-style alternative.
What font is the Dunder Mifflin logo?
No reliable source names the Dunder Mifflin logo font on its own. Fonts In Use's entry for the Dunder Mifflin promotional website lists Impact, Arial, Helvetica and Gill Sans, but it does not say which one forms the logo.
Which weight of American Typewriter does The Office use?
The sources we trust do not say. Fonts In Use names only the family. Compare the regular and medium weights against the title yourself and pick the one that matches the stroke thickness.
Sources & evidence
Editorial review completed November 10, 2026.
- Fonts In Use — The Office (US) logo
Design publication
- Fonts In Use — ITC American Typewriter
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- Apple Support — Fonts included with macOS Sequoia
Official docs
- Fonts In Use — Dunder Mifflin Paper Company
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