Taylor Swift’s “August” is stylized in what lettering style?

Taylor Swift’s “August” is stylized in all lowercase lettering.

The lowercase presentation is part of the song’s official visual identity and matches the understated aesthetic of Folklore. The title is commonly written as “august,” rather than “August,” even though the month itself is normally capitalized in English.

This styling is easy to confuse with ordinary grammatical capitalization, especially because many articles and chart listings capitalize the first word of a title. In Swift’s album artwork, track listings, and related fan discussions, the song is generally identified by its lowercase form.

The song’s title also has a built-in seasonal connection: it names the eighth month of the year and returns to public attention every August. That calendar link helped turn a non-single album track into a recurring late-summer favorite.