The largest open library of free typefaces — almost every face ships under the SIL Open Font License with full weight and italic axes.
Where the fonts come from
These are the libraries we draw on most for free typefaces. Each one publishes its own licensing terms — confirm the license at the source before deploying a font.
Indian Type Foundry’s free family library — display, text, and variable faces released under a permissive commercial-use license.
A French libre type foundry publishing experimental, well-drawn open-source families since 2010 — distinctive display work alongside text staples, all under the Open Font License. We self-host the fonts below.
The first open-source type foundry, founded in 2009 to raise the standard of type on the web — every family released under the Open Font License, from the condensed League Gothic to the slab Chunk. We self-host the fonts below.
An Italian open-source type collective releasing typefaces through mutual exchange — sixteen families under the Open Font License, from the workhorse Apfel Grotezk to the high-contrast Mazius Display. We self-host the fonts below.