A perfect family of fonts for everyday use, with very subtle but charming ligatures. One of my personal favorites.
If everyone suddenly wants to know which font are you using, you’re probably using Gilroy. It just looks stunning. What an amazing typeface of 20 beautifully crafted styles!
A perfect classic if you want to invest in a paid family of fonts (144 styles is probably more than you will ever need in your designer life). I designed some pretty visually complicated portals using this beauty — I totally recommend it.
Another great typeface if you’re searching for something readable and minimal. Look at that beautiful capital “Q”!
Oh, I love this one so much. Quite similar to Gilroy typeface, but that “g” is just mesmerizing! Very readable, yet sexy typeface that is not an obvious choice.
It’s just hard to find a sans-serif free font that looks good. In my opinion, Poppins is one of the best choices out there — it reminds me of a Gilroy a bit.
If your into brutalism, this is a must have — just try it out!
Some projects can handle a less serious typeface. Basic Sans is a perfect choice when you’re searching for a more playful style — still very readable!
A free typeface with a very unusual, eye-catching “g” letter. It works great in headings.
Very minimal, modernist typeface. Beautiful in it’s raw, simplistic form. Totally check it out if you’re into “Futura” type of fonts!
Simple, readable typeface — perfect for everyday use.
A free font that has a subtle “technical” vibe to it. Perfect for both headings and paragraphs.
A great alternative for other more popular sans-serif fonts. Simple and readable in it’s form.
A typeface that has an “elegant” vibe and a very beautiful capital “Q”. Sleek and tidy.
A simple, readable typeface with more “rounded”, playful style.
A free, readable, friendly serif typeface. Perfect choice for everyday use, for both headings and paragraphs.
This typeface is just stunning! Very readable and friendly. Perfect choice if you want to add some playful vintage vibe to your project.
Very sleek, elegant typeface, perfect for both headings and paragraphs. One of my personal favorites.
I just love everything about this typeface. And it’s hard to believe, but this one is actually free. Why isn’t Fraunces more popular? It’s just so gorgeous and beautifully crafted!
Such an elegant, gorgeous typeface — I love working with Demos. Looks great, especially as an unusual choice for extravagant headings.
A free serif font, classic and readable. A safe choice and an interesting alternative to the famous “Georgia”.
A free serif font, with smaller letter height than Source Sans Pro and Demos Next. Crimson Pro looks very nice in both headings and paragraphs.
I really like Bely, especially the heavier styles. I’ve seen it in a few different projects already — looks really great as a “big typography” kind of header on a landing page. Also, great for outdoors and branding.
Sometimes you just need a beautiful handwritten font. Zooja is my personal favourite. You can easily spice up the design with a handwritten header — extravagant, but often worth it!
In search for a bold, stylish font that is not Playfair Display? Search done. Just go for the Lust typeface — the weights vary from very thin to very heavy.