Open Foundry (@open_foundry)
Why?
Offers rich collection of open-source fonts.
Usage:
FREE for personal and commercial use.
500,000+ fonts in the digital world.
AND the internet is filled with 5000+ free font websites.
I narrowed down the list for you.
11 best resources to download fonts for FREE for your next design:
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Open Foundry (@open_foundry)
Why?
Offers rich collection of open-source fonts.
Usage:
FREE for personal and commercial use.
Behance (@Behance)
Why?
World's best designers showcase their creative work here.
One of my fav destination for fonts.
Usage:
FREE Fonts available for both personal and commercial use.
Dribbble (@dribbble)
Why?
Got amazing collection of modern, script, and serif fonts here. Need inspiration, go to Dribbble.
Usage:
FREE Fonts available for personal and commercial usage.
Google Fonts (@googlefonts)
Why?
Leading distributor of open-source fonts.
Available in 130+ languages too.
Usage:
FREE for personal and commercial use
Awwwards (@awwwards)
Why?
Holds some amazing array of font styles.
Usage:
FREE for personal use.
Few limitations for commercial use.
The League of Movable Type (@theleagueof)
Why?
First ever open-source type foundry, dedicated to open-source fonts
Usage:
FREE fonts available for both personal and commercial use
My Fonts (@MyFonts)
Why?
One of the largest collection of fonts.
Usage:
FREE fonts available for both personal and commercial use
Font Squirrel (@FontSquirrel)
Why?
Self proclaimed - 'Free font utopia'.
Hand-picked typeface for commercial use.
Usage:
FREE fonts available for both personal and commercial use
Font Space (@FontSpace)
Why?
Massive collection of over 32,000 free fonts
Usage:
FREE fonts to use for your personal projects
Fonts (@Fontscom)
Why?
A huge variety of fonts. Offers one-click option for downloading and installing Google Fonts
Usage:
FREE fonts available for both personal and commercial use
Font Bundles (@fontbundlesnet)
Why?
Collection on FontBundles keeps changing dynamically.
Usage:
Offers license for fonts that allows you to use them commercially for free.
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