Best Font Manager for Mac

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Typeface 2

Typeface 2 is our top choice. This is hardly surprising as this app is suitable for everyone. It packs a lot of features and keeps all fonts organized across various categories and folders. The app also provides a unique font-by-font comparison feature that allows you to superimpose one font over the other. When it comes to UI, Typeface also stands out over competitors with its minimalistic design and a seamless flow between the menus.

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FontBase is the only free cross-platform font manager in this list that has all the necessary features to easily compete with paid premium alternatives. Its intuitive interface has been designed in such a way to help users quickly choose the right font for the right time. Apart from a standard feature set, FontBase provides a seamless font organization. It lets users drag and drop the fonts with a click and preview multiple examples at once. On the flip side, some advanced features are restricted to FontBase Pro. Still, it’s good value.

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WordMark.it

WordMark.it is a browser-based tool that offers free access to your font collection. To see how your text looks with your fonts, type a word or phrase into the big text area on the website and press Enter on your keyboard. WordMark.it searches users’ hard drive for all the fonts and allows scrolling through the results to pick the best options. It’s as simple as that! This tool is a perfect choice for design newcomers or casual users.

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Connect Fonts Powered By Suitcase

Developed by Extensis, Suitcase Fusion is an upgraded font manager for organizing, finding, viewing, and using fonts within your workflow. While our top pick Typeface 2 is for everyone, Suitcase Fusion works best for professional designers and developers who are looking for more advanced features and third-party integration.

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RightFont

Designed primarily for professional designers and teams, RightFont 5 may be too complicated for beginners. But experienced users will make the most of using this advanced app. The tool creates a valuable font management experience. It helps easily sync, install and organize system fonts as well as Google Fonts, Adobe Typekit fonts, SkyFonts, and Monotype Library.

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Font Book

By default, macOS has its own font management app — Font Book. It’s pretty basic and has a limited set of features.

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SkyFonts

Designed primarily for professional designers and teams, RightFont 5 may be too complicated for beginners. But experienced users will make the most of using this advanced app. The tool creates a valuable font management experience. It helps easily sync, install and organize system fonts as well as Google Fonts, Adobe Typekit fonts, SkyFonts, and Monotype Library.

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Google Fonts

Designed primarily for professional designers and teams, RightFont 5 may be too complicated for beginners. But experienced users will make the most of using this advanced app. The tool creates a valuable font management experience. It helps easily sync, install and organize system fonts as well as Google Fonts, Adobe Typekit fonts, SkyFonts, and Monotype Library.

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