1. Suggestions on choosing fonts:

In fact, if the applicant has no special requirements for the trademark font, it is recommended to use regular script for registration. You may ask, if I use regular script, can others use other fonts to register? In fact, applicants should understand that a trademark protects text, not individual fonts. So if you use any font, you can register it with any font. If there is no specific font, it is best to use regular script, which has a wider range of protection.

2. Can the font of a registered trademark be changed?

After the trademark is successfully registered, do not change the font of the trademark casually. If it is changed, it is a new trademark and will not be protected by trademark law. Moreover, changed trademarks can easily cause trademark disputes. If the trademark owner must change, it is recommended to re-register the changed trademark. Don't think otherwise. Many rights holders will change the font of their trademark for the sake of aesthetics. Of course, if the change of the trademark font does not cause substantial changes to the font, such as changing from handwriting to printed font, then this is allowed by law and will not be regarded as a fake registered trademark.

3. How to avoid trademark font infringement?

Not all trademark fonts can be registered. Some fonts require payment for use. If used to register a trademark, it will cause trademark font infringement. Therefore, before choosing a font, we should do our homework to prevent font infringement.

For example: you can choose free fonts for regular script, .HeiTi, Songti, etc. These fonts will not cause infringement when used;

Handwriting is also possible. When registering a trademark, you can handwrite it yourself Trademark name, then the copyright belongs to you, and you are not afraid of trademark infringement;

3. If you think the free fonts are too common and not beautiful enough, you can choose your favorite style among the paid fonts, and then pay the copyright fee. You can also design your own and create a new font.

The use of the trademark itself is very strict. Once the registration is approved, the font or pattern cannot be modified, otherwise there is a risk of administrative penalties. If you want to use another trademark when using it, you can register a trademark for another font. And since the right holder has successfully registered one, there is no need to search for the registered trademark and directly submit the registration application without worrying about being rejected.