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Google Fonts offers 1643 families of fonts for free, with various styles, axes, and languages. You can browse, preview, and filter fonts by popularity, category, or variable features.
- Roboto
Roboto - Google Fonts. Roboto has a dual nature. It has a...
- Montserrat
Montserrat - Google Fonts. The old posters and signs in the...
- Material Icons
Google Fonts makes it easy to bring personality and...
- Sacramento
Sacramento - Google Fonts. The Sacramento typeface is a...
- Frequently Asked Questions
How do I upload a font to Google Fonts? Google Fonts reviews...
- Dancing Script
Dancing Script - Google Fonts. Dancing Script is a lively...
- Open Sans
Open Sans - Google Fonts. Open Sans is a humanist sans serif...
- Lobster
Lobster - Google Fonts. The Lobster font took a different...
- Ubuntu
Ubuntu - Google Fonts. The Ubuntu Font Family are a set of...
- Nunito Sans
Nunito Sans - Google Fonts. Nunito is a well balanced sans...
- Roboto
Google Fonts makes it easy to bring personality and performance to your websites and products. Our robust catalog of open-source fonts and icons makes it easy to integrate expressive type and icons seamlessly — no matter where you are in the world.
Poppins - Google Fonts. Geometric sans serif typefaces have always been popular, and with support for both the Devanagari and Latin writing systems, Poppins is an internationalist addition to...
Our robust catalog of open-source fonts and icons makes it easy to integrate expressive type and icons seamlessly — no matter where you are in the world. Making the web more beautiful, fast, and...
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Clicking any of the font names above (or image samples) will take you to a page that shows examples of that font in use in the wild. This is a great way to gather inspiration and see the combinations that other designers have used. I also wrote an article sharing some of my favorite combinations with a focus on lesser-used typefaces. I have additio...
Yes. All fonts available on Google Fonts are released as open-source under either the SIL Open Font License version 1.1 or Apache License version 2.0. That said, you should always double-check and read the individual license before using any font in a project.
Yes. All fonts available on Google Fonts are released as open-source under either the SIL Open Font License version 1.1 or Apache License version 2.0. Both licenses allow for redistribution with the requirement that a copy of the original license and copyright notice is included. That said, you should always double-check and read the individual lic...
Yes. You can download the ZIPfiles from this page (using the links located under the bottom right corner of the sample images) and then install the font files locally on your system like you would any other font. Some fonts are optimized for use on screens, so it’s always a good idea to print some test copies to see how they read on a printed page.
Yes. You can download the ZIPfiles from this page (using the links located under the bottom right corner of the sample images) and then install the font files locally on your system like you would any other font.
I recommend using the Google Fonts API (the HTML/CSSembed code snippets provided by Google). This allows you to take advantage of cross-site caching, which means a user will already have the fonts cached locally in their browser if they have visited another website that uses the same fonts (and due to the popularity of Google Fonts, this is oftenti...
Archivo Narrow (included in the list above) is really great. Roboto and Open Sans come in condensed widths as well. A few other nice choices are Barlow Condensed, Pathway Gothic One, Fjalla One and Oswald.
Abril Fatface is super nice (it didn’t make the top 40 list as it only includes a single style). Also check out Rozha One and Ultra.
Check out UnifrakturMaguntia, UnifrakturCook, Pirata One, New Rocker, Germania One and Fruktur for some nice typefaces in the blackletter (sometimes referred to as Fraktur or Old English) style.
It was hard to narrow this list down to 40 options, so here are some other contenders that didn’t quite make the cut: Zilla Slab, Overpass, Josefin Sans, Josefin Slab, Old Standard TT, Gentium Basic, Varela Round, Rajdhani, Bitter and Nunito Sans. Also, here are some newer releases that are really great that I haven’t had a chance to feature in-use...
A curated collection of open-source web fonts from reputable type designers and foundries. See examples, download ZIP files, and learn how to combine these fonts for your projects.
Google Fonts (formerly known as Google Web Fonts) is a computer font and web font service owned by Google. This includes free and open source font families, an interactive web directory for browsing the library, and APIs for using the fonts via CSS and Android.
Google Fonts first launched in 2010 as an engineering initiative to move the web forward and make it faster—using different technologies like cross-site caching of fonts and smart compression tools—and more expressive by creating a simple way to add more typographic variety to websites.
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