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Font collections

Short lists of open-license fonts picked for one job. Each list explains what to look for and says why every font is on it.

By use

  • Clean sans-serif fonts for app interfaces

    Open-license sans-serif families that stay clear in buttons, menus, tables and settings screens, with the weights an interface needs.

    17 fonts

  • Bold fonts for posters and big headlines

    Heavy and condensed open-license display fonts that hold a sheet from across the room: gothics, slabs, fat faces and stencils.

    11 fonts

  • Fonts for logos and wordmarks

    Geometric, rounded, wide and classical open-license typefaces with enough character to carry a name on their own.

    12 fonts

  • Fonts for résumés and CVs

    Readable open-license serif and sans-serif families for a one- or two-page CV, with the weights and italics a document needs.

    12 fonts

  • Fonts for presentations and slides

    Sans-serif and slab-serif families that stay readable on a projector or a shared screen, with strong bolds for slide titles.

    12 fonts

  • Serif fonts for long reading on screens

    Text serifs drawn for screens or for long reading: large x-heights, moderate contrast and real italics for articles, blogs and documentation.

    12 fonts

  • Monospace fonts for coding

    Fixed-width open-license families for editors and terminals, with clear zeros, several weights and, in most cases, italics.

    8 fonts

  • Fonts for restaurant and café menus

    Serifs, scripts and narrow display faces for menus: a heading face with character and a text face that stays readable in low light.

    9 fonts

  • Heavy fonts for thumbnails and social graphics

    Very heavy, compact display fonts that stay readable on a video thumbnail, a story or a feed image seen at a few centimeters wide.

    9 fonts

By mood and style

  • Geometric sans-serif fonts

    Sans-serif families built on circles, straight lines and even strokes, from 1920s-inspired designs to current brand typefaces.

    14 fonts

  • Humanist sans-serif fonts for readable text

    Sans-serif families with open, pen-influenced letterforms that stay comfortable in paragraphs, documents and interface text.

    9 fonts

  • Condensed fonts for headlines

    Narrow sans-serif and serif display fonts that set tall, compact headlines in limited width, from hairline to heavy.

    10 fonts

By feature

  • Variable fonts with a width axis

    Variable families in which letter width is adjustable as well as weight, from slight narrowing for copy-fitting to a full condensed-to-wide range.

    9 fonts

By language

  • Fonts that support Turkish

    Open-license families that contain every letter of the Turkish alphabet, including dotted and dotless i, across text, display and script styles.

    15 fonts

Pairings

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