![]() ![]() ![]() Veer has over 12,000 fonts available that start at $10. And not only can you purchase fonts, they also have some fonts available for free as well as a great font identifying tool, WhatTheFont. MyFonts has a huge collection of fonts available for purchase – serif, sans-serif, display, blackletter, you name it. Plus, they have very reasonable licenses. This makes FontSpring a great choice for designers on a budget, or if you’re shopping around for that perfect typeface for an identity design client. Hit the jump for the whole article! FontSpringįontSpring has a great collection of typefaces available, and they can be purchased per-weight (as opposed to full-families only). It’s not the quantity though it’s the quality. Responsible for some of the most beautiful typefaces around – like Gotham, which is used by absolutely everyone ever on earth, including us – H&FJ has a smaller library of families available for purchase. Everything is here, from clean sans-serifs to crazy display fonts. FontFontįontFont claims that they are the “world’s largest library of original, contemporary typefaces” – and it’s tough to dispute, given the volume of quality typefaces they have available for purchase. ![]() There are a huge number of websites out there willing to sell you fonts, but the following sites are my favorites. One solution? Buck up and pay for some beautifully made premium fonts. Free fonts are all well and good, but because the entry point is $0.00, there are a few issues that arise: mainly, quality can be substandard and overuse of the same well-designed fonts can be rampant. ![]()
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