Over 60,000 Free Downloadable Fonts
Crafted with love from amazing designers and neatly sorted into plenty of categories. We offer a huge selection of original typefaces and font families - of every kind, of every style and of every character. Download fonts and use in design projects (in logos, websites, documents, infographics, posters, etc) of all kinds for web and print.
Recently Added Fonts

Pepperidge Script
by Måns Grebäck
Free for personal use Download

Auseklis
by GGBotNet
Public domain/GPL/GNU/OFL Download

Zooberg
by Muhammad Yafinuha
Free for personal use Download

Takipedey
by Ikrar Bey Khubaib
Free for personal use Download

Block Stencil
by Masa Aska Sanurumi
Free for personal use Download

Biggest Country
by Fontherapy | Kalifont Studio
Free for personal use Download

Brithany
by Nirmala Creative
Free for personal use Download

Busby
by FontKawaiiCo
Free for personal use Download

York Village
by Letterhend Studio
Demo Download

Amstone
by Multype Studio
Free for personal use Download

Wallika
by Maryamtype Studio
Free for personal use Download

Gojacky
by Ikrar Bey Khubaib
Free for personal use Download

We Love Peace
by Khurasan
Free Download

Mizka
by Masa Aska Sanurumi
Free for personal use Download

Kostaness
by Gassstype
Free for personal use Download
How to use fonts
- Using the FontRiver navigation, find the fonts you like. Press "Download" button to download a font for free.
- Once the fonts has downloaded and installed, it will be available in the drop-down menu of all your applications.
- Note that some applications need to be restarted before the new fonts are available for use.
- And that's it! You’re ready to take your logo, website, DIY e-card, wedding invite, or motivational poster to the next level.
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