20 Best Font Websites To Get Free Fonts Online

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Google Fonts

One of the most useful features of Google Fonts is the font preview tool. You can preview a paragraph or a sentence in any font you want. You can also increase the font size or switch to a different font version.

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FontBundles.net

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Behance

If you’re looking for fonts for a specific graphic design project, Behance is a good place to start. Any project involving logos, social media banners, or posters will yield positive results. However, if you’re looking for a new typeface for a branding project, such as a website or blog, Behance is probably not the place to look.

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Dafont

It can be challenging to sort through such an extensive collection. As a result, Dafont has a category system at the very top. Here’s where your search should start. Look into a sub-category such as Cartoon or Handwritten. You can also use themes to filter the results, such as Halloween, Rustic, Christmas, and so on.

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UrbanFonts

Urbanfonts is more like a polished, modern version of Dafont. Their website is more user-friendly and appealing to the eye. However, the basic structure remains the same. You can sort fonts by category, newest fonts, or popularity.

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Font Squirrel

Font Squirrel differs from the other websites on this list because it collects fonts from other websites and provides links to them. All of the fonts are available in OTF or TTF formats and are free for commercial use.

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FontStruct

FontStruct is a free tool for creating fonts. Create your fonts with the FontStructor editor and share them with other users to download. You can also pick from a variety of available fonts, with more being added regularly.

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Pangram Pangram

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Artill.de

Artill is the embodiment of minimalism. It’s a small website created by Lukas Bischoff solely for people looking to download free fonts. You can download any font on it by sharing the font with other people.

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TypeType.org

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FontM

FontM’s collection of free fonts isn’t the largest. Still, it’s well-organized into all the categories you’ll need. It includes several fonts designed in-house as well as fonts from around the web. It also gathers great-looking premium fonts, with handy links allowing you to purchase what you require quickly.

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Creative Market

Creative Market is a marketplace for community-generated designs. They offer a weekly selection of free goods, including one free font. Every week, the design changes and is only available for a limited time. The fonts here are of good quality because they’re usually paid for. You can build up a library of different font styles. If you decide to buy something on Creative Market, qualifying purchases often unlock additional free fonts and other goodies.

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Fontasy

Fontasy is a free font archive with over 1,100 fonts to choose from. They have a wide range of styles and a pleasant interface (the category list includes an example ‘A’ for each style). You’ll have to contact the designer to use these fonts commercially.

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Neogrey

Neogrey was created by Ivan Filipov. He’s created some stunning fonts while working as a graphic and web designer, and he’s generously made them available for free download. His multi-colored vector fonts are particularly appealing to modern websites.

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Adobe Fonts

Adobe Fonts marketplace is a subscription-based font library where foundries set their prices. Fonts Marketplace is free to use once you’ve signed up for a Creative Cloud account, so the only time you’ll have to pay is when you want to buy a typeface.

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Adobe Fonts marketplace is a subscription-based font library where foundries set their prices. Fonts Marketplace is free to use once you’ve signed up for a Creative Cloud account, so the only time you’ll have to pay is when you want to buy a typeface.

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Linotype

Linotype is the home of traditional typeface families such as Helvetica, Frutiger, and Universe, acquired by Monotype in 2006. Its most popular typeface is Neusa Next, and it hosts a variety of foundries to choose from. However, you’ll have to make your choice carefully because they’re not cheap, with prices ranging from $50 to $200.

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FontFont

FontFont has 2956 fonts in 407 typeface families, so your choice is broad. FontFont’s checkout process is now integrated with FontShop’s shopping cart. This means that you’ll be directed to the product on Fontshop when you buy from FontFont.

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FontShop

Like FontFont, FontShop is a place where you can buy and download fonts for your computer, web, and mobile devices. It now offers an array of new digital font management tools, including the FontShop Plugin CC for Adobe Creative Cloud and the FontBook iOS App. FontShop has several free fonts available from its various foundries.

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MyFonts

MyFonts is another digital font distributor acquired by Monotype. It offers both free and paid typefaces. You can choose between free and paid fonts within a single font family. Their prices are generally much lower than Linotype’s paid fonts. But don’t expect every typeface to be perfect.

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