24 curated • 100% free • OFL / Apache 2.0 • Commercial use OK

Free Fonts — Beautiful type, actually free

Hand-picked sans, serif, display, handwriting & monospace — all free fonts for commercial use. Preview with your own text, filter by style, and download directly from Google Fonts. No signup, no catch.

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Category: 24 fonts

Inter

by Rasmus Andersson • 18 styles • 100–900

Trending sans

The quick brown fox jumps

The UI workhorse. Neutral, highly legible at small sizes, perfect for interfaces and SaaS.

Use for: UI, App, Website body • OFL free

Roboto

by Christian Robertson • 12 styles • 100–900

Trending sans

The quick brown fox jumps

Google's geometric-meets-humanist hybrid. Balanced and friendly for long reads.

Use for: Android, Body text • OFL free

Open Sans

by Steve Matteson • 10 styles • 300–800

sans

The quick brown fox jumps

Wide apertures and generous x-height. Excellent for legibility on screens.

Use for: Docs, Email, Web • OFL free

Poppins

by Indian Type Foundry • 18 styles • 100–900

Trending sans

The quick brown fox jumps

Geometric sans with perfect circles. Warm and modern for startups and landing pages.

Use for: Headlines, Branding • OFL free

Montserrat

by Julieta Ulanovsky • 18 styles • 100–900

sans

The quick brown fox jumps

Urban elegance from Buenos Aires signage. Tall, airy, great for hero sections.

Use for: Hero, Poster • OFL free

Lato

by Łukasz Dziedzic • 10 styles • 100–900

sans

The quick brown fox jumps

Lato means summer — warm, semi-rounded details give a friendly professional tone.

Use for: Corporate, Body • OFL free

Nunito

by Vernon Adams • 14 styles • 200–900

sans

The quick brown fox jumps

Well balanced sans with rounded terminals. Soft but not childish.

Use for: App UI, Cards • OFL free

Source Sans 3

by Paul D. Hunt / Adobe • 12 styles • 200–900

sans

The quick brown fox jumps

Adobe’s first open-source family. Designed for UI and long-form at tiny sizes.

Use for: Docs, UI • OFL free

Raleway

by Matt McInerney • 18 styles • 100–900

sans

The quick brown fox jumps

Elegant thin weights with a distinctive W. High contrast for luxury brands.

Use for: Luxury, Headlines • OFL free

Oswald

by Vernon Adams • 6 styles • 200–700

display

The quick brown fox jumps

Condensed gothic. Built to fit tight headlines without losing impact.

Use for: Headline, Banner • OFL free

Bebas Neue

by Ryoichi Tsunekawa • 1 styles • 400

Trending display

The quick brown fox jumps

All-caps condensed display. Instant poster power — one weight is all you need.

Use for: Poster, Logo • OFL free

Anton

by Vernon Adams • 1 styles • 400

display

The quick brown fox jumps

Heavy, condensed and unapologetically bold. Built for massive headings.

Use for: Heading, Impact • OFL free

Playfair Display

by Claus Eggers Sørensen • 12 styles • 400–900

Trending serif

The quick brown fox jumps

High-contrast transitional serif. Fashion editorial elegance with a modern cut.

Use for: Editorial, Luxury • OFL free

Merriweather

by Sorkin Type • 8 styles • 300–900

serif

The quick brown fox jumps

Designed to be pleasant on screens despite serifs. Ideal for long reads.

Use for: Blog, Article • OFL free

Lora

by Cyreal • 8 styles • 400–700

serif

The quick brown fox jumps

Well-balanced contemporary serif with brushed curves. Warm and memorable.

Use for: Story, Branding • OFL free

PT Serif

by ParaType • 6 styles • 400–700

serif

The quick brown fox jumps

Transitional serif with humanist touches. Pairs perfectly with PT Sans.

Use for: Print, Body • OFL free

Libre Baskerville

by Impallari Type • 3 styles • 400–700

serif

The quick brown fox jumps

Classic Baskerville revived for screens. Taller x-height, wider counters.

Use for: Book, Classic • OFL free

Crimson Text

by Sebastian Kosch • 6 styles • 400–700

serif

The quick brown fox jumps

Inspired by old-style Garamond. Elegant for academic or literary projects.

Use for: Book, Thesis • OFL free

Pacifico

by Vernon Adams • 1 styles • 400

New handwriting

The quick brown fox jumps

Casual brush script from the 1950s American surf culture. Fun and friendly.

Use for: Logo, Badge, Social • OFL free

Dancing Script

by Impallari Type • 1 styles • 400–700

handwriting

The quick brown fox jumps

Lively informal script where letters bounce and change size. Perfect for invitations.

Use for: Invitation, Handmade • OFL free

Caveat

by Impallari Type • 2 styles • 400–700

New handwriting

The quick brown fox jumps

Handwriting with sharp, quick strokes. Great for annotations and quotes.

Use for: Note, Quote • OFL free

JetBrains Mono

by JetBrains • 8 styles • 100–800

Trending monospace

The quick brown fox jumps

Developer-first mono with increased x-height and ligatures for code.

Use for: Code, Terminal • OFL free

Space Mono

by Colophon Foundry • 4 styles • 400–700

monospace

The quick brown fox jumps

Geometric mono with a retro-futuristic feel. Not your boring code font.

Use for: Poster, Code • OFL free

Fira Code

by Nikita Prokopov • 6 styles • 300–700

monospace

The quick brown fox jumps

Monospace with programming ligatures. Built from Fira Mono with love for developers.

Use for: Code, Editor • OFL free

Licensing — actually free

All fonts are SIL OFL or Apache 2.0. Use in websites, apps, logos, merch and client work — no attribution required. You just can't resell the font file itself.

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Pairing tip

Pair a neutral sans (Inter, Source Sans 3) for body with a display/serif (Playfair, Oswald) for headlines. Test combinations in Font Preview Tester.

Free Fonts — FAQ

Licensing, download and free-alternative workflows.

Are these fonts free for commercial use?
Yes — every font on this page is licensed under SIL Open Font License or Apache 2.0. You can use it commercially in print, web, apps, logos and products with no payment or attribution.
How do I add a Google Font to my website?
Open the font on Google Fonts → Get font → Get embed code → copy the <link> into your <head> and set font-family: 'Inter', sans-serif; in CSS. Our copy button does this for you.
What's the best free alternative to Helvetica / Futura / Gotham?
Helvetica → Inter or Source Sans 3. Futura → Poppins. Gotham → Montserrat. For a guaranteed match, upload a specimen to Font Matcher — it ranks by x-height, contrast and mood.
Can I find a free font from an image?
Yes. Use Font Finder by Image to identify any font, then click “Google Alternative” to see the closest free Google Font with distance score and embed snippet — free even if the original was paid.

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24 fonts here — or identify any font from an image and get its free twin.