If you're a web designer, you know that finding the right font can be crucial to the success of a project. The right font can add personality and style to your website, while the wrong font can make it look unprofessional or confusing. Fortunately, there are many websites out there that offer a wide variety of fonts that you can use for free. In this post, we'll take a look at some of the best websites for finding free fonts for your web design projects.
Before we start, I want to bring your attention to DoTenX, an open-source modern platform to build websites, applications, APIs and much more.
You can think of DoTenX as the Wordpress built for 2023!
You can find the repository here: https://github.com/dotenx/dotenx.
Let's take a look at these websites and I start with my favourite.
Google Fonts
Pros:
Wide variety of fonts to choose from
Easy to use, with instructions on how to add the fonts to your website
All fonts are open-source and licensed for commercial use
Cons:
Some fonts may not have all the characters and symbols needed for certain languages or projects
Font Squirrel
Pros:
Wide range of font styles, including sans-serif, serif, display, handwriting, and more
High-quality fonts that are licensed for commercial use
Cons:
- Selection may not be as comprehensive as some other websites
Dafont
Pros:
Large selection of free fonts for personal and commercial use
Wide range of font styles, including graffiti, script, hand-drawn, and more
Cons:
Some fonts may not have all the characters and symbols needed for certain languages or projects
The quality of fonts may vary
1001 Fonts
Pros:
Wide variety of font styles, including sans-serif, serif, handwritten, and more
Free for personal and commercial use
Cons:
Some fonts may not have all the characters and symbols needed for certain languages or projects
The quality of fonts may vary
FontSpace
Pros:
Wide variety of font styles, including sans-serif, serif, handwritten, and more
Free for personal and commercial use
Cons:
Some fonts may not have all the characters and symbols needed for certain languages or projects
The quality of fonts may vary
Font Fabric
Pros:
Wide range of font styles, including sans-serif, serif, handwritten, and more
High-quality fonts that are licensed for commercial use
Cons:
- Selection of free fonts is limited
The League of Movable Type
https://www.theleagueofmoveabletype.com
Pros:
Wide variety of font styles, including sans-serif, serif, handwritten, and more
High-quality fonts that are licensed for commercial use
Cons:
Selection may be more limited than some other websites
Some fonts may not have all the characters and symbols needed for certain languages or projects
Note: It is always important to read and understand the license agreement for each font you use, as some fonts may have usage restrictions or requirements.
I finish the post by showing you how to add a Google font to your web page in DoTenX.
Go the the Page Settings > Head Code:
Copy the link of the font that Google font gives you and paste it in Head Code section and click Save.
Now you can simply type in the name of the new font (Inter in our example) and Add it. From now on, you can use this font everywhere in your page.
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