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Some of these are very good and some not so much. This page has hundreds of fonts with commercial use granted within the license. Behanceīehance is another design site with quite a range of fonts linked within it. There are ‘only’ 21 fonts on the page but they are of such a high quality that I would be remiss for not featuring them here. It features some seriously good looking and very contemporary fonts that would look good on many websites. A designer friend of mine uses this to source Arabic characters for projects.ĭowngraf is a site for designers and has featured a couple of pages containing a range of fonts for commercial use. This is immensely useful for anyone doing international projects.

Find my font library license#

The license type is displayed just under the download button within each font’s page.įont Library has the advantage of also featuring non-Latin character fonts on the site. The site uses a mixture of licenses including GNU General Public License and Open Fonts License so it is worth checking before you download. There are thousands of them on here covering every type and style.

Find my font library free#

Font Libraryįont Library is another great repository of free fonts. It’s always worth a try for the right font. I know the authors are responsive on here so if you find something you really like that doesn’t have a specific commercial license, contact the font author and ask. Select a font and look above the download button on the right to see exactly what license is granted. Many are free for personal use while some are available for commercial use. More care is needed here as submissions use a mixture of licenses. There are some seriously attractive fonts on the site, I have bookmarked a couple myself for an upcoming eBook project so I’m sure you will find something here you like.ĭaFont is another fantastic repository of free fonts. A good many of them are available for commercial use. The site is huge and has thousands of fonts available. Font Squirrelĭespite the questionable name, Font Squirrel is another go-to place to find free fonts for commercial use. It means you can change font on the fly and will always be using the latest version. Google Fonts are served by Google themselves so all you do is link to them. The font library itself is huge and at my count has 847 free fonts for use on web projects. All of the fonts use the Open Fonts License which grants unrestricted rights to use, modify, share or whatever. Google Fonts allows commercial use of their huge font library so is the logical first place to look for any website or online project.